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Why Now Could Be a Good Time to Invest in Oil and Gas

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56% : Here are three ways to invest in oil and gas.
53% : Now comes the tricky part: How best to invest in this opportunity? Generally speaking, most oil and gas investors tend to confine themselves to traditional energy investments in the stock market, buying shares in integrated oil companies like Fortune 500 stalwarts ExxonMobil and Chevron, or in MLPs that store and transport oil and gas to refineries.
50% : However, no responsible country is likely to advocate against their citizens' needs for power and clean water, both of which require oil and gas, making a compelling case for medium- and long-term energy prices.
50% : Whatever may be true of the death of fossil fuels in America and the world, our short- and medium-term future as a society is inextricably linked to the continued availability of oil and gas and their related products.
49% : However, let's examine what reasons might exist for investing in oil and gas. 1.
44% : The use of oil and gas has diminished, and prices have proven volatile due to the global slowdown caused by COVID-19.
41% : Since China is the world's second-largest consumer of oil and gas, its economic struggles continue to dampen demand and present significant impacts on the global oil and gas market.
39% : Despite the world's wishes, it will still require a significant amount of oil and gas for the foreseeable future, which presents an issue, because... 2.

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