How Smart Beta Could Help in a Frothy Market?
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Sources that show which segments of the market are hot, or not, are easy to find. In the six weeks ended Dec. 16, 2014, Value Line reported that all five of the worst performing sectors were energy related. I’m not playing coal because it may be “down for the count” due to changes in environmental regulations. Oil and gas stocks, however, appear mighty tempting for those with time horizons of 6–24 months.
They could easily go higher much quicker than that.
Moves like that are extremely rare. They are typically followed by major reversions to the mean. Mutual fund investors and traders alike should be positioning now for the inevitable rebound in oil prices.
Pro Funds Oil Equipment Service & Distribution Fund (OEPIX) is a bit more specialized and was even harder hit than the broader based oil funds. Its rebound potential is huge over time. Invesco’s Energy Investor Fund (FSTEX) is another time-tested, long-term winner.
Players wanting direct exposure to crude oil pricing can use the US Oil Fund L.P. (USO) or the iPath Crude Goldman Sachs ETN (OIL) as ways to profit from a recovery.
Disclosure: Long shares of oil-related stocks BWP, CBI, DNR, DO, ESV, HAL, HFC, HP, SDRL, SLB
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Sources that show which segments of the market are hot, or not, are easy to find. In the six weeks ended Dec. 16, 2014, Value Line reported that all five of the worst performing sectors were energy related. I’m not playing coal because it may be “down for the count” due to changes in environmental regulations. Oil and gas stocks, however, appear mighty tempting for those with time horizons of 6–24 months.
They could easily go higher much quicker than that.
Moves like that are extremely rare. They are typically followed by major reversions to the mean. Mutual fund investors and traders alike should be positioning now for the inevitable rebound in oil prices.
Pro Funds Oil Equipment Service & Distribution Fund (OEPIX) is a bit more specialized and was even harder hit than the broader based oil funds. Its rebound potential is huge over time. Invesco’s Energy Investor Fund (FSTEX) is another time-tested, long-term winner.
Players wanting direct exposure to crude oil pricing can use the US Oil Fund L.P. (USO) or the iPath Crude Goldman Sachs ETN (OIL) as ways to profit from a recovery.
Disclosure: Long shares of oil-related stocks BWP, CBI, DNR, DO, ESV, HAL, HFC, HP, SDRL, SLB
Receive email updates about best performers, news, CE accredited webcasts and more.
Justin Kuepper
|
Let’s take a closer look at smart beta funds, strategies for frothy markets...
News
Iuri Struta
|
Check out our latest edition of mutual funds scorecard.
Kristan Wojnar, RCC™
|
This week we are diving into the subjects of infographics, words that can...
Find out why $30 trillon is invested in mutual funds.
Download our free report
Find out why $30 trillon is invested in mutual funds.
Download our free report
Find out why $30 trillon is invested in mutual funds.
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|
Let's take a closer look at how ESG investments have outperformed during the...
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Daniel Cross
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Sam Bourgi
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