XES
SPDR® S&P Oil & Gas Equipment & Services ETF
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$50 Call 5/21 at $3.10/ea for 1.2k shares. I pray Ive made the right choice💰 (XES)
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Change your focus *now*, **XLU XES XLE TAN WIN** are the only 5 areas to concentrate on, oil supply isn't as important as oil delivery, TheWar is choking out EU Asia and the far east, higher for longer oil will make book in those 5 areas now, Everything else is in danger, not a fan off any other areas now.
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XES (or similar OIH/IEZ/PXJ)
lol yea. i might keep in there for a little longer, looks like there should be a bull run soon. hopefully. long terming XES. yay or nay? my postion is around 6k
I own real estate. I have cash in 5%+ accounts. My stocks are just a part of diversified holdings. The S&P500 ETFs are a fine thing to hold, but tech drives the growth of all broad market ETFs. There is no reason for me to hold stocks that underperform. In other environments VOO might be a significant holding for me. I've had it in the past. Likewise within the past year I've had FEZ, KWEB, EWZ... FTSE Europe, China, Brazil, and Japanese ETFs, but they are performing lamely now. Avoid things like VT that is every bad stock in the world and always weighted toward financials regardless of the current environment. If SWTSX is the equivalent of VTI, then yes a mix of SWTSX and XLK would be an excellent portfolio to start with. You get the broad market and then are heavier on what is producing now, tech. Last spring having VTI with energy ETFs like XES or XLE would have been a good way to go. Again, make yourself some paper portfolios with different mixes and reevaluate over time. Don't be in a hurry to be perfect right now. 50/50 with SWTSX/XLK would be a good place to start. Since you are a curious person, over time you might want something more like 45/45/10, with the ten being a variety of things that you try short term.
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.
Held XOP leaps for past few years, XES has a kinda natural leverage
Put option: BOTZ Exp date: 09/16 Break even: $28.60 Put Option: IDRV Exp Date: 9/16 Break even: $41.60 Put Option: XES Exp Date: 12/16 Break Even: $66.20 Put Option: TSLA Exp date: 01/2024 Break Even: $400.45
BUY ONG and XES both will benefit, ride them beyond ATH and sell then rotate
XES & Lockheed are up during a red market. Guess we're banking on war.
There are fewer more complex sectors than "oil". And the price of oil can have next to nothing to do with how well an oil company does. If you are going to invest, first learn what upstream, midstream, and downstream mean. I think you are a little late to the game, but the midstream sector will continue to grow with oil above $65. Definitely learn about Cushman and inventories as that can have a greater effect on prices than $/bb. Avoid pure plays ( pure upstream like COP ) and refiners. WAY TOO MUCH RISK. One refining fire and your either taking a loss or holding for a year to recoup. If you just want to buy and hold, XOM of course. If you want a little more risk, but one of the best companies in the space that may be subject to a take over, MRO. If you want exposure, but limited risk, just spread your investment over XOP and XES as that will cover up, mid, and down.
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).
I think XES is down today
This was my play too. I finally rotated profits out of tech this week into energy: mostly into XLE, OIH, XOP, IXC for international exposure, and SLB since -- real prospects aside -- it will benefit from fund flows into ETF's. Also looking into XES... and googling through Reddit to find more info about this sector.
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.
Used about ~1/3 of my cash to buy yesterday. Was rewarded today. $ZOM, $ABML, $CLSN. It's going to be a Trader's Market all summer. Expecting $100/bbl oil by EOY, $XES. (Juicy dividend in the meantime).
The SPDR Oil & Gas Equipment and Services ETF (XES) is down 1.3% today (@ $55.51) and that is after a decent recovery from this morning's drop from $56.31 to $52.21. Market is all over the place.