The Best Oil And Gas Stocks Are Right Here!
Looking For The Best Oil And Gas Stocks?
Things are really starting to heat up in the energy industry.
With the price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rising to 2015 highs in recent trading, many are wondering if the commodity is poised to rally even higher.
Of course, there are plenty of questions arising from this same line of thinking…
What happens to oil explorers if crude pops to $70 a barrel by the end of this year?
(That should be pretty obvious.)
But here’s where it gets a bit more complicated…
What oil and gas stocks will position you to best capitalize on such a situation?
Furthermore, what oil companies are best to avoid, no matter what the price of oil does?
Lucky for you, I’ve answered all these questions in a new free report.
I think it’s a fantastic write-up. It’s simple and to the point. You won’t need to suffer through 20 pages of nonsensical blabber to get the point.
But even if you choose not to sign up (remember, it’s free!), let me share some important observations…
Oil Fundamentals Switching In Favor Of Bulls…
Let’s be clear. There are still plenty of investors who feel WTI is destined to plummet into the $20 a barrel range.
I disagree…
Why?
First of all, capital expenditure budgets at oil exploration companies are getting slashed at an alarming pace.
That means fewer holes are getting drilled around the world in search of oil. This phenomenon will eventually catch up to the market.
Not surprisingly, the Baker Hughes oil directed rig count is dropping like a stone because of it. In my report, I reveal just how far the closely watched measure of drilling activity has collapsed in the past year.
The rate of decline is incredible if you ask me.
Folks, these important factors are going to play a huge role in the price of oil later this year.
Of course, my report wouldn’t be complete without a few ways to capitalize on a crude price rebound…
Three Of The Best Oil And Gas Stocks To Buy…
In my all-new free report, I reveal three oil and gas stocks that are perfectly positioned for huge gains should crude jump to $70 a barrel by the end of this year.
One is a mid-cap Bakken producer…
The other has ample acreage in the Eagle Ford of South Texas…
And the last has a leading position in the Wattenberg field of Colorado…
All three companies have ample liquidity, a stable balance sheet, and a robust hedging program- something absolutely necessary in the current crude pricing environment.
And that’s not all…
I’m also including a short list of oil producers to avoid no matter what. The balance sheets of these low-priced explorers are simply too shaky.
If oil stays low for an extended period, these companies will likely be in big trouble!
Bottom line…
You have absolutely nothing to lose by checking out my new free report on the best oil and gas stocks to buy for a 2015 crude oil rebound.
I hope you enjoy it!
Until Next Time,
Justin Bennett
BIO: Justin Bennett is the head commodity research analyst at Commoditytradingresearch.com. With over a decade of real world trading experience, he finds ways for you to consistently profit from movements in commodities and the companies producing them. Sign up for our free reports and commodity newsletter at https://commoditytradingresearch.com/free-sign-up.
Category: Energy, Natural Resource Stocks
