Investforget
09-12 20:06

Oil above $100 won't climb forever.

demand destruction kicks in eventually, growth slows. Supply shocks could push it higher, but expect a bumpy ride, not a straight rally.

Winners: low cost energy producers with solid balance sheets, plus oilfield services and pipelines as spending ramps up.

Losers: airlines, transport, fuel heavy businesses. Consumer discretionary takes a hit too, manufacturers feel margin pressure.

I wouldn't chase oil after a rally though. I'd rather own businesses that benefit without depending on it. 

# 🎁 Write & Win | $100 Oil: Who Wins, Who Loses?

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  • twizzy
    ·12:33
    Above 80, free cash flow gets silly for low cost names, but capital discipline matters more than volume now. Buybacks and dividends are doing the heavy lifting
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  • BerthaAntoinette
    ·12:33
    Pipelines still look like the cleaner long hold to me. Cash flows and payouts are steadier, and they do not need oil to go vertical
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