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Energy stocks look 'especially vulnerable' to crude-oil selloff

Por: MarketWatch Business November 28, 2022

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“Thus, we believe oil stocks are especially vulnerable to a further decline in oil prices,” Reynolds wrote in a note to clients. The correlation coefficient between continuous crude-oil futures and the SPDR Energy Select Sector exchange-traded fund , from when crude futures closed at a 23-year low of $11.57 on April 21, 2020, to when the energy ETF (XLE) closed at a then-eight-year high of $92.28 on June 8, 2022, was 0.96, according to a... + full article



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