I am the father of 5 beautiful children and the grandfather of 3 lovely grandchildren.
Like you, we all want this planet to be healthier and cleaner.
So we are all on the same side of the table when it comes to green energy.
I don’t know anyone who promotes pollution.
But here’s the problem. Fossil fuels (oil, gas, coal) are not going anywhere.
in fact, 97% Petroleum still powers the world’s means of transportation.
President Biden’s failure to go all out on green energy is a big mistake. That’s because despite all the technology, resources, and billions of dollars in subsidies, green energy doesn’t exist yet.
Fossil fuels cannot be replaced. those are facts.
Today I want to show you why oil and natural gas will exist for decades to come…
And a quick and easy way to profit from Biden’s green energy debacle.
Watch my video for the full story.
If you want to read the transcript, click here.
Over the next few weeks, we’ll share more ways to profit from this trend.
Until then, tell us if you agree — are you bullish on oil? Or if you disagree, send us the facts. We would love to hear your thoughts on future updates.
you can email me BanyanEdge@BanyanHill.com.
nice to meet you,
Charles Mizrahi
Founder, alpha bester
PS In 40 years I have seen a lot. Bulls, bears and everything in between.
But there is one thing that robs investors of the most profit. I’m procrastinating.
My father used to say,
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As Charles points out, conventional fossil fuels still have a much higher market share than renewables.
But market share alone is not a good investment. For long-term investments that you can comfortably hold for years, if not decades, you want to see healthy returns.
It all pays off in the end. Earnings fuel new growth and fund dividends, share buybacks, and other things that create value for shareholders.
Well, guess what: Big Oil also serves here.
Consider the return on equity (ROE) of the top five ETFs Charles mentioned in his video over the past year…
company | ticker | egg |
ExxonMobil Corporation | XOM | 30.45% |
Chevron Corporation | CVX | 23.77% |
ConocoPhillips | policeman | 40.00% |
EOG resource | EOG | 32.74% |
Schlumberger Limited | SLBs | 20.99% |
ConocoPhillips’ ROE is actually higher than Microsoft’s notoriously profitable company.
Oil and gas prices are notoriously volatile, but there are good reasons to believe that profit margins in the energy sector will remain high for years to come.
As Charles pointed out, the federal government has not created many incentives to add new capacity. It doesn’t exactly build the kind of confidence you need to have.
Well, if you’re an existing player, that’s not a bad thing! The lack of new investment in oil and gas over the past few years means less competitive pressure and, all other things being equal, margins are widening. I’m here.
It’s also important to remember that oil and gas companies that are alive today are, by definition, survivors. The fracking revolution of the 2000s led to the 2015 oversupply crisis as prices collapsed.
Then came the pandemic, which sent oil prices into negative territory in April 2020. For a while, I literally couldn’t part with oil.
The companies that are still standing today are those that survived the worst energy market bear market since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution.
they are skinny They have managed to keep their cost structure low enough to actually turn a profit in difficult times and are now reaping the fruits of their discipline.
Like Charles, I don’t risk guessing what oil and gas prices will be next week, or even next year. But I agree that prices are likely to rise significantly in 10 years.And you can make a lot of money on old energy stocks.
nice to meet you,
Charles Sizemore Editor-in-chief, The Banyan Edge