Top 5 Global Oil Stocks by Market Cap
Oil has long been, arguably, the most popular commodity on the market, as investors and traders alike look to hop in on the fossil fuel. Though most people simply think of gasoline when they hear the term crude oil, this commodity is actually a vital part of our everyday lives. As a result, companies that are involved in the exploration, production, and selling of crude oil also play a critical role in the market. For those who have a bullish outlook on oil prices and the oil industry, we outline five of the biggest oil companies by market cap [for more gold news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter].
How To Profit From The Gasoline Rally
While many have their sights set on silver’s impressive run, or crude oil’s volatility, another commodity has been surging. Gasoline RBOB futures have amassed a healthy momentum in recent weeks, as this fossil fuel continues test the upper boundaries of its price limits. In fact, the trailing three months have seen RBOB futures surge by nearly 50%, spawning from a number of supply issues, including a refinery explosion last week that thankfully claimed no lives. Low inventories continue to propel RBOB futures while crude oil looks to regain the ground it lost since its recent run at $100 [for more gasoline news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter].
How to Build an Energy Bull ETF Portfolio
Establishing exposure to the energy sector is by no means for the faint of heart. Positions in this corner of the commodity universe are ripe with risk and are often times associated with high volatility. But for those who can stomach the risk, allocations to energy can certainly pay off as demand continues to grow across developed and emerging markets alike. Investments in this sector can also be used as tactical tool to hedge against inflation, since increases in the price of commodities like oil and gas prices tend to ripple across the economy. For those who wish to establish a tactical tilt towards the energy sector, we outline an all ETF portfolio that is designed to give well rounded exposure to multiple segments of the energy market [for more energy allocation ideas subscribe to our free newsletter].
Top 25 Websites For Energy Futures News
Energy investing is one of the most lucrative commodity sectors, as these assets tend to exhibit high volatility that active traders desire. But trying to keep up with these assets can be a tall order, as there seems to be endless news and issues surrounding energy commodities. As such, we have scoured the internet world to find the best resources for energy futures in an effort to keep traders and investors more up to date on their favorite commodities. Below, we list 25 of the best resources on the internet to ensure that you have the most up to date information at your fingertips [see also Four Commodities To Buy Before Roubini’s “Perfect Storm”].
ETFs to Hedge Rising Prices at the Pump
If there is one economic item that unites Americans in frustration, it’s the rising price of gasoline. The fuel for our vehicles has become a necessity for many of us, so price hikes hit hard in the wallet, affecting purchases of other items. So why are gasoline prices on a long-term upward slope? Some Americans point the finger at greedy oil companies, but that is not the answer. Yes, refining margins do play a role in the price of gasoline, but there is one critical factor behind higher gasoline prices: the rising price of crude oil [for more commodity news subscribe to our free newsletter].
How To Profit From Rising Gasoline Prices
As gasoline prices continue to rise, Americans across the country have been feeling some major pain at the pump, shelling out anywhere from $3.52 to $4.57 per gallon just to fill up their tanks. The recent surge in prices have both foreign and domestic roots: overseas tensions coupled with U.S. fears of a shortage of refining capacity have pushed this essential commodity to painfully high levels [see also 25 Ways To Invest In Natural Gas].
