is very typical, and is basically following the normal seasonal pattern of the past 10yrs, with WTI crude selling off 3.6% on average. In looking at the Energy Equities a similar pattern prevails, with the S&P 500 Energy Index trading off 1.8% in January. From a seasonal perspective this turns more favorable in Feb

is very =ypical, and is basically following the normal seasonal pattern =f the past 10yrs, with WTI crude selling off 3.6% on average. In =ooking at the Energy Equities a similar pattern prevails, with the S&P 500 Energy Index trading off 1.8% in =anuary. From a seasonal perspective this turns more favorable in =eb