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I am very bullish that oil price will keep rising. How can I take advantage over this rising oil price? Which company's stocks should I invest in? Chevron, Valero, ExxonMobil, etc. Any company that has something to do with oil/energy. You might try an oil and energy ETF to get the benefit of multiple energy companies... I don't know about you, but I'm like the tortoise, not the hare. Even with the crappy interest rates, I'd still put it in the credit union. At least you know you won't loose it. Chevron I suggest you buy DIG. Try these symbols if this is the way oil prices are going up - no one can tell where to invest - entire Global economy will fall. I like Flowserve NYSE: FLS. Since most oil fields are aging they make electrical submersible pumps designed to aid in the recovery of oil. Please send me an email to info@hylandcapital.com - I have a ground floor opportunity in the Canadian Oil Sands - proven reserves, contracts in place and production ready to go this summer/fall - very small private player - great potential. |
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