Where do they usually go from oil?
Well oil is a commodity... fungible and sometimes volatile. All dependant on supply and demand. Also the most versatile and completely utilized commodity. There is no waste product from oil. Which the demand/use tells us how well an economy is doing...it's in everything. From paint to plastics and all points in between.
Currently the world is short on supply and usually the Saudis enjoy supplying the most of anyone. It's price is listed as Brent. But it doesn't really come from the Brent Sea. Just priced based on the old Great British Pound Stirling name is all.
Most of the petroleum the USA uses is out of the Gulf of Mexico off the Texas and Florida Coast. (Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana are in there too)
There are land based Wells but they don't produce so much as offshore Wells. Also Wells in Southern and Central California...from outside Sacramento to LA.
Mexico produces a good bit too.
however....the Appalachian mountains are full of natural gas. Which is the hot commodity right now. Huge shale deposits of the stuff....geologists got the whole formation detailed out. Petroleum Wells usually have some natural gas too...but some have more than others.
What I'm planning is watching the basic material flows to see who is buying and using... maybe selling but like I said Dupont done fired off....figured as much when the car rental place bought 100k cars from Tesla. But I was tied up already and unwilling to chase the dollars. Might should have....that one was nice too.
But maybe the next thing will be water... you know, clean water from filtration systems. Pandemic has got everyone jittery about bugs and bacteria and all that. Then the antivaxxers got everyone scared of chemicals they put on their bodies.
Dunno...I'll have to look into it some more. People are sheep who move in waves in a bipolar fashion. I once thought that bottled water was dumb...great money maker though even though it comes right out of the tap clean and good....but whatever eh?
Chips are gonna hit the dirt soon enough. P/E of over 100 is just nuts no matter what.
And BBBY fired off because they jumped in bed with Kroger...sigh. SAVA fired off already too because it has ships the right size for secondary ports instead of the big ones all backed up...dammit. 25% overnight...
Like I said...I'll figure something out here in a couple months.