Book Review Oil 101 Shipping And Commodity Academy This is the ultimate book if you want to learn about oil. currently the best starting point to dive in. it covers a wide range of topics from the molecule 🔬to macro geological challenge. a great point is the accessibility of the book, you don’t need to be super educated 🤓on the subjects to understand them fully. Marc rich had an incredibly life, which is well translated in book! you understand quickly why he could be called by so many names; fugitive, peacemaker, philanthropist, thief, ceo, piece of 💩, founder. he was at the origin of the modern way of trading commodity, he is even credited with invention of the spot crude oil market.
40 Classic Crude Oil Trades A Masterpiece In Commodity Trading Oil 101 by morgan downey. this book is the bible for anyone that wants to do anything in the oil and gas industry. by reading it you will learn about exploration, early production, and all the types of old rigs. it covers a lot of subjects; how pipeline works, how crackers work. again, it’s a must read even for people that have been in. Check out the oil trading manual, it's available on scribd from elsevier science. 1000 pages, with about 2 dozen authors with hundreds of years of experience, and it's way more in depth than oil 101, goes into organic chemistry, refining processes, shipping, logistics, derivatives, etc. written circa 95 02, it's a bit out of date, but i found it the best book out there. 7 july 2015. in this episode, preston and stig interview the best selling author of the book, oil 101. morgan is a professional commodities trader and one of the leading experts in the world on the price of oil. you won’t want to miss this episode if you’re trying to understand this very important commodity. Morgan patrick downey. 4.15. 723 ratings61 reviews. oil 101 is a straightforward guide to oil and an essential read for anyone coming to grips with where oil prices, the economy and society are headed. in oil 101, downey provides the facts one needs to understand oil, from its history and chemistry, to refining, finished products, storage.
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