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Big article, could be summarized "Supply Crunch"
I have both CRUD & LOIL personally. It's also a hedge against inflation.
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Its pretty straight forward, no different from an ordinary stock.Originally posted by b0redom View PostAnyone got a guide on trading ETFs for newbies? I would have thought that the price of oil going up long term is as safe a bet as you can get, and if it's as simple as buy low, sell high, I'm in....
I just put some Nat Gas into my selftrade ISA via an ETF.
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I would buy some oil company stocks but BP,Shell,Exxon etc are still falling
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Anyone got a guide on trading ETFs for newbies? I would have thought that the price of oil going up long term is as safe a bet as you can get, and if it's as simple as buy low, sell high, I'm in....
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Not hard to predict really, maybe not in the next few months though, but the oil price appears to have bottomed out now certainly all the charts indicate so. Good time to start drip feeding into a tracker like CRUD or if you're feeling brave LOIL or just the big oil cos.
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Oil Spike ?
Oil spike in a few months
Maybe worth a few grand in an oil company, or oil futures.

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