How to Invest in Rising Oil Prices

The U.S. Energy Department says the price of oil will average about $93 a barrel in 2011

January 20, 2011 RSS Feed Print
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For the less sophisticated investor, Lydon recommends ETFs that simply track indexes of oil production and services companies, such as iShares Dow Jones U.S. Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF (IEO), PowerShares Dynamic Oil & Gas Services (PXJ), and SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Equipment & Services ETF (XES). These ETFs invest in a handful of companies like Halliburton, Schlumberger, and Transocean. "Now with oil above $90 a barrel, and the global demand still strong, earnings should be very strong with these companies," Lydon says.

Corrected on 1/20/2011: In a previous version of this story the country Colombia was misspelled.

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need to know, what stocks in oil, are good to invest in. Oil will be $1.50 a liter (Canada) by June. There is plenty of oil, I dont buy the middle east problems.

Canada (Alberta) is only 2nd to saudi for supplying oil to USA. Japan is out of the picture for awhile.

I want to know what stocks or mutual funds to invest in.

roy hanson 7:39PM May 01, 2011

You mention there are so many better ways to invest in rising oil prices, what would you recommend?

G 2:58PM February 27, 2011

So true Fred. The reporter is obviously some naive kid. If you look at the performance of USO last year, it kept going down as oil prices rose. It's lousy for rising oil. You can do so much better elsewhere. These other guys are just pumping their holdings. This seems illegal actually.

The media banned this guy and he predicted everything. If you listen to the media interviews you will lose everything.

a gent of NY 7:17PM January 20, 2011

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