“When these energy companies get whacked on commodity prices moving sharply lower for a day or two, and they get, you know, oil goes down 5% to 7% and these stocks go down 20%, you buy them.”

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buy energy stocks when oil drops 5-7% and those stocks fall about 20%

oil down 5-7%, stocks down 20%

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