For all intents and purposes, oil trading data recorded over past sessions only offers a glimpse of what has gone by and is perhaps not an absolute harbinger of what might follow. Yet, what it does is offer reasonable conclusions on crude trading patterns in sync with supply and demand permutations. By that logic, 2019 saw one of the most range-bound price variations for global proxy benchmark Brent, as well as the West Texas Intermediate, the preferred North American benchmark (See Figure 1),...