Volatility can tell us many things. Most of the time it tells us to run and hide. Take everything we have and hold on to it for dear life. But what about drinking our milkshakes? Can it tell us that, too? Let’s ask Martin…
In today’s article, Martin battles volatility, shares some common themes, and gives us a deep dive into what to buy in times of trouble. He also compares managing volatility with managing emotions; something we can all hope to learn more about…
Tesla (TSLA) is one of the most controversial stocks there is. They are a company that is attempting to disrupt one of the oldest, largest, most powerful industries in America. It is led by a charismatic figure in Elon Musk, who cannot seem to stop making headlines. Its proponents have often approached support of the …
“The market can stay illogical a lot longer than you can stay solvent” That is an old traders’ saying that I was first told decades ago, and I have had to remind myself of it …
Over the last couple of weeks, I have made the point that the whole coronavirus thing is being massively overblown by the markets. It is not that it isn’t an ongoing negative for the stock market and oil futures, it’s just that in a few months’ time it is far more likely that it will …
The Real Worry for Energy Stocks Isn’t Coronavirus Read More »
Earnings season is a time of great opportunity for any stock trader, but it is also a time of enormous risk. That is especially true these days for those who focus on energy stocks. Not that long ago, the exact opposite of that was true. The giant, diversified multinationals, the likes of Exxon Mobil (XOM), …
If you have been awake at all over the last few weeks, I am sure you have heard of coronavirus. Stories of its spread have been running every day, and it seems that each time any market moves we are told that the Hunan Coronavirus is to blame. When stocks drop, it is coronavirus. When …
Big Opportunities in Energy This Week! It’s been quite a start to the year in energy! Oil futures collapsed nearly twenty-five percent from their early January highs before bouncing a bit from a low just below $50. That level has held for a week, but there is still no sign yet of a strong upward …
What Caused the Drop? (and how to play the bounce) Read More »
Energy is a constantly evolving sector. That is part of its appeal, but it is also one of the challenges for investors. To deal with that challenge, it is important sometimes to take a step back. For all the short-term volatility that has characterized energy markets recently, it is the long-term dynamics that will determine …
The 5 Big Influences on Energy Over the Next 5 Years Read More »
Over the years, one of the main reasons that the energy sector has been popular with investors is its reputation for producing investment income. With interest rates at near record lows, that role is arguably more important today than ever, as finding a reliable yield elsewhere is much more difficult than it has been in …
Energy Investing for Income in A Low-Rate Environment Read More »
After 10 years of underperformance from energy, stocks in the sector look set to break out this year. That means tons of opportunities. Follow best-selling financial writer Martin Tillier as he reveals how to capitalize on these opportunities..
Copyright © 2020 DeepEarthPublishing. All Rights Reserved. | An InvestPub Company.
