With the price of crude plummeting and global oil production plunging, how do you find it in the murky dark?

Here are some simple steps you can take to find it.1.

Know the oil marketYou may be familiar with the term “dark pool,” but it is often misconstrued.

The market is actually a “dark space” in which oil is sold and priced at the wholesale level.

The wholesale price is the price the producer can charge for their product at the end of the supply chain.

The price that is available to buyers is the “normal” price.2.

Check out the market on a local levelYou are in the right place if you are a professional trader, oil consultant, oil producer or investor.

If you are not familiar with these terms, check out these resources on oil prices.3.

Check the price on the spot marketThere are a few simple steps that you can follow to find the price for a specific product on the global market.

For example, if you have a crude oil product on your market that is priced at $25 a barrel, you can look at the spot price of the oil to see if it is currently selling for that price.

You can also look at futures contracts to see how much the price will change on a future day.4.

Look at the oil futures marketThis is where oil producers trade oil futures contracts at the price they are going to receive from their suppliers.

The prices are based on the market value of the product being produced and what is left over from the first day of production.5.

Look for price drops on oil futures marketsThe price of oil on the futures market has a lot of fluctuation.

It is also highly volatile.

You should check with the futures contracts you are trading to see when the price drops.6.

Look up the price you are buyingThe next step is to look up the current price of your product.

You will notice that the price dropped by the amount of your order on the price tracker.

You have been successful with the first step.

Now, it is time to do the next step.7.

Check on the oil price on your spot marketYou can look up your spot price at the moment of purchase.

You may be surprised at how often it drops.

The reason is because the price fluctuates because of supply and demand.8.

Check if your spot sale is going to be successfulYou can check the spot sale by going to the Oil and Gas Hubs website.

It will give you an idea of the prices of different oil and gas producers in your area.

You could also look up a local oil producer by calling them and asking if they have an oil market.9.

Look through the oil contract that is being soldYou can use the price information in the contract to look for other oil products on the same contract.

You also can use this information to look to see which contracts have the lowest price at any given time.10.

Search for prices on futures contractsYou can also use this data to look at contracts that are currently under contract.

If the price has dropped below $10 a barrel in a given time period, you may want to buy that contract.