slipped as much as 21%, to $10.07, before paring those losses and settling down than 1%.
"It looks like fear is kicking into investor sentiment following the insane shock just one week ago that eventually led to negative U.S oil prices and nobody wants to see the next contract expiry date follow the path of the May contract," Jameel Ahmad, global head of market research and currency strategy at FXTM, told Business Insider.
He continued:"As a result it appears that upcoming contracts are becoming very liquid, and investors can expect to see continued volatility."The manager of the best small-cap fund of the past 20 years explains why he's betting big on a consumer recovery — and shares his top 4 stock picks in the struggling sector
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