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iShares U.S. Oil Equipment & Services ETF
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Learn all you can. Use a play money account to practice without losing anything for a few months. RKLB is a good company and stocks go up amd down. If you're investing you want it to go up over months or years. If your swing trading you want it to go up for a few days or weeks and sell. Thats jard to do and if you're only doing it with 100$ you're only gonna make $20 sometime. Focus on becoming valuable yourself so you can make more money and have more to save and invest. Many people will tell you too Voo and chill and that will be profitable in the future. If you want higher returns split up your investment money and pick 4 or 5 stocks and etfs that are in different fields and buy them. But stop losses on them. I do 15% below the price I paid. I like stocks that are already doing well and when they go up a good amount I change the stop loss to 15% under the new price. Here are some of my faves right now: IEZ, UWY, FIX, SII, DRTS. Good luck bro! STOP LOSS!
It's great that you are working on improving your financial health. At your age you should work towards making yourself more valuable so you can make more and invest more in the next few years. 200 a week will get you there twice as fast as 100 a week. And up and up. Investing can be very complicated but investing on a regular basis is the key. Learn more about investing. Read beginner investing materials and videos. It's good to have a safe investment that gives you 10 percent a year but you can make a little more for a very small risk sometimes. Oil is always going good. I like this stock: IEZ. It's up 28% this year. When you feel comfortable put 10$ on different stock you checked out and see what it does. Continue learning. Good luck!
Do you have a bank account and an app for it? You can probably use your app. Look for an Investment option on the menu. You can buy stock by searching for the stock then choosing the amount you want and choose Market Price. Investing is complicated and, like most things in life, people are greedy and foolish and opportunistic. You can buy a stock in one company or an etf which is like a group of companies. Usually the same type of company, like oil companies. These can be less volatile because the companies all even out. Many people will tell you to invest in a safe, broad etf that can get you 10% ish a year returns. That's only $22 dollars at the end of the year. You will probably want to aim for more than that. If you have more than one stock it will be better in case one of them goes down. Look into these stocks. Go to Google financial and see how much they've gained this year and how much they've gained in the last year. Add them to your google financial watchlist. SII is a Mining and Metals etf. They have a great team and great performance. EWY is a South Korea etf. DRTS is a cancer fighting company that will grow fast if they get fda approval. FIX is a heating and cooling company that has been growing for a long time. IEZ is an oil equipment company. Watch what they do for a few days and invest in one or two of them. Then keep reading and learning everything you can. Investing as much as you can every week is important. If it's invested it will grow. If you spend it it's gone. Message me if you like I can help more. Good luck, brother! P.s. You can invest in KORU and your $20 will probably triple in a few months. Then you can take that money and invest in the safer options.
Okay, you made some money overall today it looks like. But AMC had a 1.5% up day. Have you looked at the 1-year chart? Or better yet, the 6-month chart? It looks like it's just going down, down, down. Was 1.35 yesterday the bottom? Maybe, but maybe not. I'm not trying to bash AMC, honestly. I actually like their theaters and their overpriced popcorn. But I've found over the years that I do better when I *buy things that are going up*, and not try to predict *when* they should go up. Or even *if* they should go up, based on price-to-book or anything else. Take a look at the ETFs **IEZ** and **ILF** and see if to you they look they're going up nicely. 44% in 6 months, and about 22% in the last 3. They have options, if selling CCs is your jam. But with those kinds of returns, you really don't need to. And you wouldn't want to cap gains if they run. IEZ's Call at 49DTE and 38-delta is paying at a rate of 26% apy. That's pretty solid. And ILF at 3-delta, same expiration, is paying 14% apy. Take care.
Yeah, I was on an FFG patrolling the Straits & IEZ in 89-90. No way the US will allow it.
On what oil fund though theyre different, like IEZ?
XES (or similar OIH/IEZ/PXJ)
I don't agree with your oil bullishness at all, but: Consider the services ETFs... PXJ, XES, IEZ. These have had periods where they strongly outperform XLE and XOM. Also consider the tanker stocks: BOAT, TRMD, ASC, INSW, etc.
When was the pick and price target made? Some analyst picks sit months after they were made. I sold all my last oil ETF last week. My view is the gravy train is over. They likely will rise more in the short term if the market goes up, but XLE is slightly lagging VOO ytd, with lots of sectors doing better. IEZ (Oil Equipment & Services etf) is still beating XLE and XOM year to date, and crushing them for the past six months, so that is where my money was and would be if the sector showed more life in it.
I've had XLE and IEZ (and before that IEO and PXE), plus a little bit of 3x DIG/DUG/GUSH/DRIP. XLE was up 65% and IEZ up 66% for 2022, but XLE is -4% for the past month and IEZ up just 1%. I'm probably getting out of both this week. The chances of oil prices going up significantly are puny now, while a big dip is more likely. Most likely a lot of pointless sideways volatility. No harm putting a little into it now to try and catch the last bull gasps, but the time for significant dirty energy profits was nine months ago.
TMV: +149% ytd (but not so good now) PFIX: +86% ytd PXE/IEO: +67/+61% ytd IEZ: +26% past month https://etfdb.com/compare/ Best performing ETFs for week, month, 13 weeks, ytd, 1 year, 3 years, 5 years
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I own some IEZ that I bought at the pandemic lows. I'm still surprised it has fallen as much with the oil price drop because it's pretty clear that the rig count is riding and it's sustainable. 100 dollars oil is more than enough to justify new rigs and all these guys will benefit. https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/US-Rig-Count-Rises-Despite-Chaotic-Week-In-Oil-Markets.html
NAT, ZIM, BDRY, DCFC, U, BG, SFM, ANDE, DOCN, IEZ, LKQ, all up since we d8scussed them. I'm just buy and hold for a while. No fancy plays.
IEZ US Equity buy!! Oil services and equipment 🤑
Then you must be in some pretty crappy stocks. Check OSUR, MRO, RIG, IEZ, XES, TECK, and SLB. Those are some of my holdings in those sectors. Besides, who said they were just for today..... dear God.
Know the market. Upstream, midstream, downstream. If you dont want to/have time to learn, then pick ETFs that focus on at least two of the plays. Look at XLE, XES, and XOP then look at their holdings. For smaller cap energy stocks, look at IEZ. My two single stocks in the arena are MRO ( PP of $18 by Dec. 21 ), and (RIG PP of $15 by 4th Q of 22).
Ive gone 75% cash for a bit. The remaining 25% is almost all oil/energy. It has always bugged me that if oil falls $2, energy stocks get crushed, but if oil goes up $2, the market yawns. July is usually a crappy month for oil, but I think most of the energy stocks are already priced at $75 a barrel. Upstream players like definitely priced there. It's the midstream guys that did fairly well today. IEZ was up 3%+.
Everything you just typed, I have wondered why as well. I sold out of BKR and SLB and now just own IEZ for exposure to that part of energy. Nothing in that space makes any sense.
Happy youre in MRO. 23 is my ultimate number. USO is a dead play. For 20 years they have tried to get an ETF to follow crude, but contango and backwardation makes that impossible. You watch oil rise and USO drop. Dont believe the marketing. Leveraged oil in UCO is for people that can afford to get fucked, so I hope that's you. Never play 2x or 3x anything in the direct oil market. I own RIG and IEZ in this space.
Maybe too much to try and manage. For the oil plays, which I like, if you are going to buy three companies in the same space, why not just buy a sector wide ETF? For RDS, XOM, and BP try XLE. For Suncor, try XES or IEZ. I like your portfolio a lot, Sabre is a super smart buy, something I have been loading up on every time it dipped. You might be a little heavy in growth stocks since that cycle has ended. AirBnb will never be profitable with their current model. Palantir is a meme stock and the more they make, the more they spend. Deere might work out. I worry about semiconductor plays with a possible 2 year chip shortage and backlog. Other than that, it looks pretty good as long as you can manage that many names. I stay under 15 total, 10 of which I set and forget, so I only really worry about 5 at a time.
I still recommend against this, especially with airlines (go look at the total potential return for the JETS ETF since the pandemic). That being said, you may like IEZ, PXJ, and PSCE. Mid/small cap oil plays that are completely in the gutter right now. I highly doubt Schlumberger and Haliburton are going anywhere and the potential return is 300%+ relating to the decline from the 2014 Texas boom.
[https://i.ibb.co/G0zShM4/image.png](https://i.ibb.co/G0zShM4/image.png) IEZ (iShares U.S. Oil Equipment & Services) largest dark pool share print ever. 7,917,318 shares for $126,184,631. That's 1,350% of average daily volume and 58% of all shares outstanding.
Can we get some actual positions in here? I’m still hella bullish on CVX 6/18 115c and IEZ October calls
Any thoughts on IEZ calls for late in the year?
IEZ ETF oil & equipment services heavy. Analysts are saying they've been so beaten down this year that there almost has to be an upside. That written, I'm still up 89.11% on my shares having bought the dip early Q2 2020