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Is there an etf that I can buy to get investment exposure to the price of oil? |
investment Sure --- No idea. OIL There are several location to obtain ETF information, I use Fidelity to purchase my ETFs but use Barclays and Bloomberg to research them. ETFs trade just like stocks, so you can compare them to other ETFs of the same sector, such as through the use of the P/E ratio. As for Oil itself, yes and no. There are ETFs that are centered around the energy sector as a whole, which is highly effective. Reason being is that while it has not completely diversified out the non-systematic risks out there, it is still isolated to a violatile sector that focuses on limited natural resources (so the more they run out the more they cost). You can also purchase ETFs that focus on Oil as the commodity. This I would think to be more risky. Oil hit a record high on Friday, and to be honest, I would think it only has a little more to go. We are entering into the winter season and historically natural gas has done well this time of year. So while the Oil may have room to grow, you are approaching a good season for other fossil fuels. So you may want to look into Energy ETFs and compare them to each other to find the cheapest (lowest P/E) but with the highest growth rate, since oil may be stalling out soon but natural gas my kick the ETF up a notch. Happy Hunting and take no prisoners!! Here are 2 ETFs. I own DBC: |
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