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Under normal market conditions, the fund will invest at least 80% of its net assets (plus any borrowings for investment purposes) in securities of, and/or investments that provide exposure to, Energy Companies. The fund’s investments will be concentrated (i.e., invest more than 25% of fund assets) in any one industry or group of industries constituting the energy sector. The fund is non-diversified.

rsmracks
rsmracks Mar. 17 at 9:31 AM
$XOP $XLE $XOM $BP $EIPI I will continue adding to my XOP position on all weakness. The oil/gas trade is far from over. https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Oils-Oversupply-Spiral-Can-Prices-Stay-Above-60.html
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stOck_mane
stOck_mane Oct. 31 at 7:09 PM
$EIPI definitely stronger funds out there than this one for the same purposes.
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rsmracks
rsmracks Oct. 24 at 10:24 AM
$XOP $OIH $XOM $EIPI $ET Oil/gas is far from dead. The less spending will only increase the price. At the end of the article it mentions if EV’s become mandatory. 🤣 Good luck with that. The world doesn’t have enough minerals above ground for that to happen. It will take another 50 years to transition to a greener planet. Even then, we will be using oil/gas/nuclear. I’m willing to bet in 50 years that some countries will still be burning coal. 😆 https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Is-Peak-Investment-Coming-for-the-Shale-Patch.amp.html
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rsmracks
rsmracks Oct. 20 at 10:34 PM
https://www.investopedia.com/30-year-mortgage-rates-fall-for-a-second-day-oct-17-2024-8729388 The recent increase in 30 year mortgage rates is only temporary. We moved down to 5.89% after the FED cut rates in September and have climbed up to 6.49% average now. I say by mid 2025 we will be around 5.5% which will allow this housing expansion to continue. We very well could see 4.9% mortgage rates by early 2026. That will fuel the peak of the housing market cycle for this cycle. It might bleed into 2027 due to hurricane damage, but sometime within 2-3 years we peak out. Watch unemployment numbers as we get into early 2026. Current unemployment rate is 4.1% but if you remove temporary government employment the unemployment rate is actually 4.5% While that’s still a very healthy rate, watch for the move to 5% Weakness will be around the corner when you see that level. Oil will make a parabolic move into 2027-2028 before the collapse. Accumulate on weakness. $XOP $OIH $EIPI $XOM
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I_H8CabalStooges
I_H8CabalStooges Jul. 1 at 2:22 PM
$EIPI Is this where FEI and others are after the merger?/
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rsmracks
rsmracks Mar. 17 at 9:31 AM
$XOP $XLE $XOM $BP $EIPI I will continue adding to my XOP position on all weakness. The oil/gas trade is far from over. https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Oils-Oversupply-Spiral-Can-Prices-Stay-Above-60.html
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stOck_mane
stOck_mane Oct. 31 at 7:09 PM
$EIPI definitely stronger funds out there than this one for the same purposes.
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rsmracks
rsmracks Oct. 24 at 10:24 AM
$XOP $OIH $XOM $EIPI $ET Oil/gas is far from dead. The less spending will only increase the price. At the end of the article it mentions if EV’s become mandatory. 🤣 Good luck with that. The world doesn’t have enough minerals above ground for that to happen. It will take another 50 years to transition to a greener planet. Even then, we will be using oil/gas/nuclear. I’m willing to bet in 50 years that some countries will still be burning coal. 😆 https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Is-Peak-Investment-Coming-for-the-Shale-Patch.amp.html
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rsmracks
rsmracks Oct. 20 at 10:34 PM
https://www.investopedia.com/30-year-mortgage-rates-fall-for-a-second-day-oct-17-2024-8729388 The recent increase in 30 year mortgage rates is only temporary. We moved down to 5.89% after the FED cut rates in September and have climbed up to 6.49% average now. I say by mid 2025 we will be around 5.5% which will allow this housing expansion to continue. We very well could see 4.9% mortgage rates by early 2026. That will fuel the peak of the housing market cycle for this cycle. It might bleed into 2027 due to hurricane damage, but sometime within 2-3 years we peak out. Watch unemployment numbers as we get into early 2026. Current unemployment rate is 4.1% but if you remove temporary government employment the unemployment rate is actually 4.5% While that’s still a very healthy rate, watch for the move to 5% Weakness will be around the corner when you see that level. Oil will make a parabolic move into 2027-2028 before the collapse. Accumulate on weakness. $XOP $OIH $EIPI $XOM
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I_H8CabalStooges
I_H8CabalStooges Jul. 1 at 2:22 PM
$EIPI Is this where FEI and others are after the merger?/
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