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Fidelity® MSCI Energy Index ETF
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Try going with FENY its at 25 dollars right noe and the expense ratio is 0.08 percent. Im not an expert but that looks like the best place for an Energy EFT.
Does anybody know or invested in the stock FENY?? Does anybody have any thoughts or insight on this stock?? Thinking about buying some just not too sure on the defense
Which energy ETFs? FENY took a big hit and WTI is at a danger level of <60 which if sustained means layoffs in O/G.
I’ve been seeing people mentioning FENY, SHOT, and RVPH a lot for this upcoming week. What are your thoughts
I bought PCG for $23 since they cleared the wildfire payouts, which was the right thing to do, but then came the amazing and wonderful Newsome with that "Wildfire Fund" idea. I'll make my money back in 2496, 8 years after the AI uprising, in dividends. Lost my shirt with chargepoint because I forgot the Bay Area is a little bubble and nothing like the majority of America. Tried FENY ETF. Bought at $29 and after a decade still not back. So what are you guys investing in? Utilities are a curse to me. Everything else prints.
What's your reasoning? I had a big position in FENY a while ago but pulled out after it never seemed to materialize. Even Trump's energy push didn't do much.
I have $ in various Fidelity ETFs to gain exposure to stocks I don’t own directly, knowing there’s definitely some overlap. FIDU, FSTA, FPRO, FENY, FPRO, FTEC, FMAT, FMDE, etc. Whatever brokerage you are with probably has the same.
I would just get VTI (total market) and/or VYM (high-dividend). Or get several funds across multiple sectors, such as VOX, FTEC, FENY, etc.
I hope that works for you. Healthcare has been doing very well for me, up 20% since November. I'm personally leery about leveraged funds but RXL is up almost 16% this year. I see they also had a split in October so more would buy in. I always like to see people pile in because it generally means share prices will rise. I was torn when I made my last buys earlier this month. I could do financials or energy but not both. I picked financials ( XLF ) and that ended up doing better than the energy option ( FENY ). I may do that one next month or may double up XLF instead. I'm anticipating a low point the week of March 17-21 and then will stay the course until around September.
I'm bullish on oil in general and am just impatiently sitting on my shares of OXY as well as FENY. Short puts is definitely the safer play here if you're doing options. Not sure about timing though.
Same here, bought FENY (40% XOM+CVX). I just couldn't believe that nobody would ever drive because of work-from-home.
I have about 25 years until I can withdraw my Roth IRA. I've got a plan to max that out and have been doing it the last 2 years. My portfolio is balanced on 21.8% SWPPX, 32.5% SWLGX, 16.5% FSMD, 9.4% FENY, and 19.7% BKIE. My unrealized gains on SWLGX/SWPPX are around 30% each. It seems the advice is to always invest in VOO - which is what I did when I moved a portion of my savings from a HYSA to a taxable brokerage account. But VOO for the past 5 years has only beat the S&P by like 2%-3% whereas SWLGX has beat it by almost 50%. I was considering realizing my gains on my mutual funds and investing in VOO but that doesn't seem like the best idea. I'm fairly new to this - can someone explain why I shouldn't dump the VOO in my taxable brokerage account for SWLGX and SWPPX? I have a good emergency fund so I wouldn't need to liquidate my taxable brokerage unless the apocalypse happened, which I mean could happen - it is an election year.
I have about 25 years until I can withdraw my Roth IRA. I've got a plan to max that out and have been doing it the last 2 years. My portfolio is balanced on 21.8% SWPPX, 32.5% SWLGX, 16.5% FSMD, 9.4% FENY, and 19.7% BKIE. My unrealized gains on SWLGX/SWPPX are around 30% each. It seems the advice is to always invest in VOO - which is what I did when I moved a portion of my savings from a HYSA to a taxable brokerage account. But VOO for the past 5 years has only beat the S&P by like 2%-3% whereas SWLGX has beat it by almost 50%. I was considering realizing my gains on my mutual funds and investing in VOO but that doesn't seem like the best idea. I'm fairly new to this - can someone explain why I shouldn't dump the VOO in my taxable brokerage account for SWLGX and SWPPX? I have a good emergency fund so I wouldn't need to liquidate my taxable brokerage unless the apocalypse happened, which I mean could happen - it is an election year.
Correct. I want to leave my TSP at 100% C Fund. I have a Roth IRA full of SGOV that I can liquidate and put into whatever. Possibly SCHD. Was maybe thinking a targeted ETF too like FTEC or FENY. Have a brokerage as well. Was thinking about blowing it all on 0DTE SPY options 🤠
And here I am with all these miners that will go down and large cap US dividends and and FENY. Been using LABD to keep some balance.
A 30% correction in the future is assured. It's been getting closer since they were "giving" tankers of oil away. I was a little bit late, but dumped an inherited EJ account when they told me they would not buy FENY for me. Moved it all to Schwab at just after dead bottom, bought with both hands. Everything I bought then is still up well. Even SCHD and VYM grew like heck from there, never mind SMH which I exited entirely a few months ago. It is hard to time to the market, but having CASH ready after a 30% correction is as good a time as any.
The EJ account I inherited I decided to move when oil price crashed and I called the guy up and directed him to put all the cash into FENY now. Told me I couldn't do that and if I wanted Fidelity products I might should call them. I had inherited the account and just realized the yearly percentage cut they get. I did. and 4 others. During covid Schwab was the only one that actually answered the phone and it was a guy with a name in an office alone not in a big call center. So I initiated the transfer from EJ to Schwab and first thing I bought was the FENY, which I still trade in and out off all the time. That change made a HUGE difference to me.
FENY is decent. Held it last year and it was my top gainer. Got out of sector stocks for 2023 but if I went back into energy sector I would buy that again.
$FENY to the moon https://preview.redd.it/9krushmyjorb1.jpeg?width=1334&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2c45ef5c0da3d675d38fea44b9d1d8b0e7fad8b8
I was looking for the same and went with FSTA. Plan on adding FENY when SP. goes down a bit
I feel like a pussy reading how Tech based most of the ports here are compared to mine. ​ DGRW - 6.7% - Large Cap Growth + Dividens FDRXX - 35.33% - money Market FENY - 4.98% - Energy QQQ - 18.49% - RSPD - 3.16% - Leisure and Travel XLI - 13.57% -Industrials XLV - 12.32% - Healthcare XMHQ - 5.44% - Mid Caps
FENY goes up on good news, down on bad news. SCO is the reverse. SCO goes up on bad news, down on good news. A really surface level example is, if you think oil will get some good news. Buy FENY. If you think things are not going well buy SCO.
Thanks. which direction does FENY move and based on what kind of news? What kind of news would cause FENY to rise and what kind of news would cause SCO to fall?
FENY is big US oil comps AND moves on news AND pays a dividend. SCO is a short oil ETF for downside moves.
Still have to refill the US Strategic Oil storage too. I've got FENY waiting for that to happen.
Put that 100k in a high yield savings account. Capital One has 3.5% yield right now you can open it instantly with no catch. Other financial companies probably have even higher for some catches. Sit it there and it earns you money every day paid monthly to use on the rest of this stuff until you pull the trigger on a decision. Then make sure you contribute the maximum allowed amount to a Roth IRA. You can even put this same stuff in it if you want. Paying every month buy some bond etfs: - VGSH (Short Government) - VGIT (Intermediate Government) - VGLT (Long Term Government) - SPIB (Intermediate Corporate) - SPHY (High Yield Corporate) Paying every 3 months buy some dividend focused ETFs - SCHD / VYM (US Dividend) - VYMI (Intl Dividend) - Sector ETFs in Energy, Utilities, Real Estate (FENY FUTY FREL) all pay higher dividends than other sectors. Feel free to research all of these recommendations or find peers that you think are better. All of these things will generate extra taxable income but you’re going to reinvest it all and continue to build wealth. Helps a lot long term. That’s my advice, best of luck on your financial journey. You have a very good start compared to many others.
Wait until they're paying people to take oil shipments and go long oil/oil producers via common ETF's like FENY. Imbalances happen. Wait until the USD is at nosebleed levels and world events are scary and grab PICK. You can get plenty of thrills and profits from simply buying and selling ETFs. Both previous pay nice dividends. I hold way too much JETS, its dangerous to hold if you can remember that volcano that shut down air travel near Iceland for months and what that did to airlines, but I bought it at bottom and I want $25 for it. Small gambles on things I believe are at bottom. I CAN call bottom. Choosing when/if to sell is the hardest part.
Not with gold miner and oil producer etf's going nuts. Dividend producers like FENY and PICK are taking off again. There are ebbs and flows. Take profit. Get good at selling losers and winners. Selling, letting go, is the hardest part. Selling with 30% profit is as hard as selling with a 1% loss.
I got FENY at its recent low. Its a stock ETF that pays a good dividend that pretty much tracks the price of oil. Love it.
Shorting the fuck out of oil and energy in playing it through $FENY
You might consider FENY vs VDE. It tracks the same benchmark and is slightly cheaper -- .08 vs .10.
Brokerage up 6% having moved a chunk to cash and invested in FENY (recently sold) and some healthcare. 401k down 15% but I’m fine with that given time horizon- didn’t want to get clever with it
I'm 5% in energy and have a small position in LNG but not adding until it pulls back. I'm in FENY which is basically Fidelity's "XLE"
Hello folks, I need some advice. I'm a long-term passive investor and I'd like to know if the following move is sound or if you believe I should avoid due to implications it would incur. I have a Roth IRA with Vanguard in which I have picked one Index Fund to invest. The fund is VTSAX and as of today, it is down 14%. To offset my loses, I was thinking in selling it and buy energy ETF. I was looking at fidelity energy ETF FENY and it looks like an interesting option. TL/TR, is such move sound, selling my Index at a loss to buy energy ETF to offset current loses? What are the considerations I should consider if I do such move? Thanks.
FENY is pretty solid or its individual holdings
I’m with Fidelity. My boomer brokerage account (not regard shit) has a portion in FENY etf. It’s my only green spot this year in that account.
FENY (sick expense ratio), OIH, and FLNG are your friends.
I'm actually doing the same to an extent, via FENY and broader ETFs.
I like the Fidelity's energy ETF, FENY.
I'm in FENY etf, which is basically XLE at Fidelity. I added a little more Friday. It's about 5% of my portfolio now.
\-6.25% YTD with a 65-35 split. My FENY holding is literally the only net gain in my portfolio right now, +42% atm (CBpS 13.92, close 19.77, was 25.18 on 6/7) My gut feeling is that energy was used as a momentum play by a lot of trading firms, and a bunch of 'em decided to take their gains and walk, with all the negative chatter.
What's with oil this week (FENY), been dropping like a rock especially today, down 10%....
I am loyal to UNH yes. COST and HD are also doing well. I'm now 27% energy etfs. FTXN, XOP, EIO, and FENY
I’m holding FENY and COP since 10/2022 🤑
FENY has me even more green than last year.
I mean energy. XLE. I hold FENY which is basically Fidelity's xle.
I like Fidelity’s FENY. Covers big oil well overall with a big dividend and low expense ratio. I bought a bunch of it a few months back, and it’s basically the only thing holding up my portfolio at this point. I’ve got a lot a big tech that’s getting crushed recently, but I’ve been buying more of that as well as it’s going down. Another couple Fidelity funds that I really like and have invested heavily in recently are FDIS (consumer discretionary fund) and FNCL (banking fund). Been buying FDIS a bit at a time as it’s falling and every time I buy more of that I also add to my pile of FNCL and FENY. This is most certainly an accumulation year for me.
FENY (Fidelity's "xle"), XOP (Josh Brown CNBC recommendation) and FTXN.
I'm buying calls on FENY as a hedge to rising prices.
Is it too late to get into energy funds? I invested some spare change in FENY in January and stupidly panic sold it in a wash when it was selling for $16.75 or so a share. It’s currently above $24 a share. Is there a reason to think it will continue to go up for a while longer or has most of the boom already come to pass?
Am I good 30% cash? Thinking if we rally of going 50 to 60% cash. What about utilities? Thinking of adding a little XLU or FENY (I'm at Fidelity.). Also PG is holding up well this year.
I am in $FENY / $XLE more bang for the buck you get exposure to a lot of the big boys that can help carry the weight of the others. After 1-2 quarters of $100 oil the earnings reports this summer and fall are going to send prices through the moon, be sure to be ready to take some profits off the table when that happens!
Would you recommend buying FENY at these prices? I'm interested in gaining exposure to Energy
PAVE URA FENY. Stocks: COST UNH PANW
FENY has very little exposure to Russian oil. Solid ETF.
I was interested in FENY for awhile but the returns seemed so low even when the market was doing great so I moved on to just sp500 mostly.
I went hard into FENY at the start of the year because it seemed like a good long-term play what with COVID recovery. I'm up well above what I expected, and have been setting a trailing stop loss in case of a dip so I'd at least have profits I'd be happy with. Overall though, if you're aiming to hold for a while I don't think it's a bad decision to get in now. This week will definitely be crazy either way.
Just put a little in each week. Average down. I am in DVN and an energy etf. FENY
I bought oxy, xom, csx, and wti in 2020 . I have taken some profits but I still think they're gonna climb . I just bought FENY 2 weeks ago, its up over 12% . I love this market
My UNH UNP are doing great! I also have an oil ETF FENY (fidelity energy etf) and some DVN.
natural gas etfs have decay, again, go for the leveraged etfs for the short term if you want to hold long term natural gas stock companies, there's FCG or FENY but natural gas stock companies SUCK However Vanguard combined quality natural gas companies with oil companies (so it's like a combination of XLE + FCG) and that ticker is **VDE** aka vanguard Energy Index Fund ETF, however VDE is heavy with oil stocks.. so VDE is more like XLE than it is FCG and the performance of VDE is nearly identical to XLE
I am. DVN. And an energy etf called FENY. Thinking of adding a little LMT.
And I thought I missed the boat when I bought FENY in January. Regularly one of my best since.
Tech is out of favor in 2022. 2022 will be the year of energy. Specifically: * VDE * XLE * FENY * XOP * RYE *
Are you making a distinction between something like FENY, which tracks to the MSCI Energy index and something like IFRA, which is basically a lot of constructiony stocks? Probably makes a difference if you plan to hold them > 1 year or just for the short-term.
Meanwhile FENY is just at pre-covid levels: [https://www.google.com/search?q=FENY&oq=FENY&aqs=chrome..69i57.438j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8](https://www.google.com/search?q=FENY&oq=FENY&aqs=chrome..69i57.438j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8) As if the printer never brrr'd
I get it. I saw later that you are in sector funds. I have some too - FDIS, FENY, FHLC, FIDU, FNCL, and FSTA.
I did this, bought SCHD, FNCL, FENY. Glad I did.
Banking stocks are doing well and will continue as interest rates rise because they make more money. Energy has been killing it. If Russia invades Ukraine, it will spike higher. I have FNCL and FENY along with FSTA.
For example, today was my fun day. I bought a share of LAC and two of FENY and it’s down about 3% already. I’m expecting most of these plays are going to suck, but hey maybe someday I’ll be right on one in a big way.
Welp all of my individual picks are down for the day. ZIM down 0.78%, still up a good amount from where I bought. LAC down 1.68% immediately FENY down 1.91% immediately Very small positions but still bad day to throw some money in especially given how bad the S&P looks for today.
FENY - energy -.084% FMAT - materials - .084% VDC - consumer staples .1% VCR - consumer discretionary - .1% 25% of funds in each, exposure to everything he listed without having to pick stocks
Any idea why FENY isn’t available on my wealth Simple trade to buy? I’m a Canadian.
FENY, XLE, VDE to start.... Your mileage may vary
FENY has been really good to me. +56% in under a year...
I can see why that's tempting. Honestly, I think we are right on the edge of an oil and gas boom. So, I think what I would do in your case is sell Diamondback and rebuy into an energy sector ETF like FENY or XLE.
It's a high risk industry, so I'd recommend an ETF that tracks the entire industry over an individual company. FENY has done really well for me (+47%), but XLE is also a good one. If I was going to buy an individual company stock right now it would be CVX.
Yep, that's a good day. I hold Chevron and an energy ETF called FENY... both of those are up, so I'm not complaining, but not as much as what you're holding today.
**Ticker Added FENY** Spam: True Last Seen Market Cap: 0.0 Is SPAC: False Common Word: False
Fuck. I'm going to start posting when and what I sell so everyone else can profit about a week after. Sold $FENY on Wednesday.
I have been holding FENY since March 2020.
You don’t mind waiting on a quarterly dividend? That’s what I don’t like about it. I was in FENY but got out with a nice profit. I’m thinking getting back in under $15 would be a plus to run out the year. But I do like PGX, JEPI, & HNDL for their monthly div payment.
The only thing about FENY is that it’s much more volatile than others. But has a lot of upside if energy takes off this 2nd half.
Oh hey another FENY holder, only makes up 5% of my ROTH etfs holdings though
> FENY I bought into "old" energy last year and regretted it. What's the future for the sector? Now, clean energy ETFs, I made bank on. Sold much of it out when it fell, but still have some.
FTEC has been my top performer. I am going to go research FENY now.
\^\^\^ that right there... you could buy an ETF that tracks industry giants like FENY for Oil and Gas, or Technology giants FTEC (which basically is the same as SPY or VOO). Instead of buying and selling 10+ stocks - the ETF will do it for you. Some ETFs also provide dividends, but not all. The trade from individual stocks to ETFs is volume of trades. If you want someone to manage it for you - You can buy one time and hold to let someone else do the short term work and you only get hit with expense fees rather than short/long term capital gains (until you actually sell the ETF yourself). ETFs typically carry a pretty low expense ratio .02 (pretty low) to .2ish (which i consider as high). I own both FTEC and FENY and they have a .08 expense ratio. FTEC has been going crazy because of all the massive gains in tech and its what I know and follow. FENY is a nice dividend ETF, and its cheap. I also use the Fidelity platform, which is why I also lean towards Fidelity ETFs. I'm not an analyst... this is just my 2 cents worth.