No doubt they will bring us difficulties, taxes, and general pillaging of the middle class. I will suggest two things:
1) find the holes and find a way to exploit them. Dems donors are big tech, wall street, bankers, lobbies, etc. These people have money to hide and we should work to exploit that as much as possible.
2) Buy real assets. Whether land, cattle, oil, gold, etc. In the event this whole thing turns upside down what could be better than a high fence, crops, cattle, and guns?
Back to stocks:
We were discussing this today at the office and the idea came up that any Biden O&G plan, tax, whatever is most likely to cause a disruption in the supply chain. Banning would constrict the supply and increase the value of the assets in the short term.
I think looking at Oil and LNG e&p stocks with existing footholds, specifically in the near to long term, would be a great move. Also add in some established midstream companies and we're in business. Many of these have crept up recently but, I think they pull back on any drop in prices and you can get some good deals on companies that are at about half value of where they were in Dec 2019.
1) find the holes and find a way to exploit them. Dems donors are big tech, wall street, bankers, lobbies, etc. These people have money to hide and we should work to exploit that as much as possible.
2) Buy real assets. Whether land, cattle, oil, gold, etc. In the event this whole thing turns upside down what could be better than a high fence, crops, cattle, and guns?
Back to stocks:
We were discussing this today at the office and the idea came up that any Biden O&G plan, tax, whatever is most likely to cause a disruption in the supply chain. Banning would constrict the supply and increase the value of the assets in the short term.
I think looking at Oil and LNG e&p stocks with existing footholds, specifically in the near to long term, would be a great move. Also add in some established midstream companies and we're in business. Many of these have crept up recently but, I think they pull back on any drop in prices and you can get some good deals on companies that are at about half value of where they were in Dec 2019.
