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A recent subscriber testimonial:
Hi Dan,
I love reading your views on the energy markets and I was thinking back to when I was a subscriber to the service and a subscriber asked you for your opinion on Cheniere at around $25 and your response was “Buy it and put it away in your sock drawer “
I still have LNG in my sock drawer along with many other high quality companies that I bought during the Covid lockdown lows thanks to your educational help.
Thanks for your great insight
Tom M.
The energy markets continue to move with lightning speed. And energy, in all of it’s forms, will always be the backbone of future progress and growth. No investment portfolio can be complete without energy exposure. And while we might know the potential of energy investment, it’s hard to how to do it successfully.
Let’s talk about one obvious investment everyone seems to recognize – the ‘inevitable’ transition away from fossil fuels and towards sustainable energy. It would seem that buying solar and EV stocks must be a no-brainer. But if you abandoned oil in 2017 or at the depths of the pandemic, you didn’t do well. In the last two years, renewable power and EV shares have collapsed under the weight of over-reliance on government support, particularly in Europe, and in globally rising interest rates. To take one well-known example, Tesla (TSLA) shares are down 42% from their highs two years ago, and it seems their ‘monopoly on the future’ of EV’s is well broken.
What I’m saying is that investors who used the Wall Street Journal or CNBC or Barrons to craft an energy portfolio have not only lost a lot of money, they’ve also missed out on other profit opportunities in the energy space. While oil stocks have gained 160% since the depths of the pandemic in 2021, the S&P has barely managed a 20% recovery from their lows. These cycles of real opportunity versus media hype in the energy space continue to repeat, making it nearly impossible for any independent investor to know what to do.
Every week, my Energy Word newsletter goes in depth through the many changing forces affecting the energy markets, with the perspective of a nearly 50-year trader of the energy markets – someone whose living has always depended, solely, not on churning out ‘content’ for websites or networks, but upon making profitable investment decisions.
What does that mean for you today? Well, in the past several letters, we’ve made a new analysis of the many geopolitical pressures in Russia and the Middle East currently affecting the world and energy markets and arrived at some very NOT so obvious conclusions – conclusions that had us recommending that our subscribers alter their portfolio of energy investments. In some cases, we suggested lightening up or even abandoning some sub-sectors that we have held for more than two years (and have delivered substantial profits) while swapping in others that no one is apparently excited about anywhere else in the financial media.
This is the kind of edge you need to be successfully investing in the very complex and fast-moving energy world. If you recognize the potential of energy investment and want to grow your energy portfolio through the strategic, experienced view of a career energy trader, consider joining our exclusive community.
Stay ahead of the curve, and let’s navigate the energy markets together.
Another recently received email:
Subject: Are you always right?
Dan, you say buy the stocks and the next day they are up 3-5%
Edward S.
dan@dandicker.com
