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Dan Pickering discusses a pull back in the energy sector, cash-flow levels among energy providers, and top energy names for growth.
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Dan Pickering, CIO of Pickering Energy Partners, highlights that "Energy fundamentals look better than energy prices right now" as he discusses the energy sector pullback, cash-flow levels, and growth opportunities in top energy names on CNBC's 'The Exchange.'
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