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Hello, warfighters and ceasefire fans!
We awake to another trading day as this war approaches the completion of its first month. Just after the close yesterday (naturally, in this carefully-time government/market joint venture), word spread of a one-month ceasefire, which spiked asset prices. As you can see, the entire night was a grindfest with some clear doubts about the longevity or even veracity of such conversations.
Even more so than crude oil, the U.S. has a natural advantage in natural gas production. Some have already started running, but others are still completing bases.
AROC and NGS do compression services, KLXE drilling. GLNG and LNG does – well – – LNG!
The rest are producers.
The leveraged energy ETF GUSH has been having a grand old time. I’m sure we’re all looking forward to giving Exxon and Chevron as much of our cash as possible.
I’m still flummoxed by the “drill, baby, drill” idiocy, since it seems like the U.S. has poked plenty enough holes into the Earth. Energy independence is a clear strategic advantage.
