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Why do oil markets sometimes overshoot, undershoot, and remain volatile—even when everyone seems to know what should happen?

From the 1986 oil-price collapse and the Asian financial crisis to the shale revolution, the 2020 plunge into negative WTI prices, the pandemic, and the 2026 Hormuz crisis, the book uses real episodes to uncover recurring patterns beneath apparently different crises.

You do not need to be an economist, petroleum engineer, or trader to follow the argument.

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