Long-Term Oil: Bullish; Short-Term Oil: Super Bullish

Investors should be buying oil stocks ahead of the ballyhoo the media will make of the nearing U.S. sanctions. Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess explains. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Energy and Capital. [Click here]( to manage your e-mail preferences. [Energy and Capital logo] Long-Term Oil: Bullish; Short-Term Oil: Super Bullish [Luke Burgess Photo] By [Luke Burgess]( Written Aug. 27, 2018 We're long-term energy bulls. That's simply because nothing happens without energy. It doesn't matter if we're talking oil, electricity, hydrogen, or corn... The world has and always will need some way to generate, distribute, and use energy. In particular is the need for energy to transport both people and goods. Today, that's your basic planes, trains, automobiles, ships, and Segways. Fred Flintstone was able to use his feet to power his vehicle. And maybe it's because our feet are not as strong today, but we mostly need gasoline and diesel to power our cars and other vehicles. The future of transportation promises zero emissions, higher efficiency, and lower costs with electric and fuel cell vehicles. But the present transportation infrastructure needs crude oil for gasoline and diesel now. And that's not going to change in the immediate future. The IEA still expects demand for crude oil to continue increasing through at least the year 2030. Others have similar outlooks: Oil is dying. But it's not dead. And right now you should be bullish in the short term on crude oil with supply fears coming back into focus. Only 1 in 100 Will Make 10,000%! Investing a $10,000 nest egg in the S&P 500 back in 1981 would have netted the average investor a respectable $210,000 today. 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But in the next few weeks, fears of tightening global supplies should be expected to increase, as sanctions from the U.S. against countries buying oil from Iran draw near. On August 6th, Trump signed a new executive order that made changes to sanctions policies in the May order to exit the Iran deal. The new order called for sanctions against governments, companies, and private individuals doing business with Iran in two phases. The first phase of these sanctions began the very next day of the new order's signing, August 7th. It mostly targets monetary assets, including certain currency transactions, gold and other metals, and dealings in Iranian sovereign debt. The initial sanction phase also took aim at Iran’s auto industry. The second phase is considered more detrimental. And it will be the bigger of the two phases in terms of media coverage. It targets Iran’s financial and energy sectors. That includes the country's central bank and oil exports. It also singles out Iran's port operators, shipping, and shipbuilding sectors in an additional effort to target the nation's energy industry. This phase will begin November 5th, just nine weeks from today. Breaking: This Device Holds the Key to the Next Wave of Technological Breakthrough! This tiny, cutting-edge company makes a component that could hand early investors a 10x, 15x, or even 30x return on their investment. - Facebook is investing in it to handle its $4.5 billion online advertising business. - Amazon just invested $775 million in it to help fill warehouse orders. - Apple just invested a staggering $10.5 billion in it to rapidly assemble iPhones and crank up its supply chain operations to maximum speed. The opportunity this breakthrough technology presents could make you big, fat gains, giving you the chance to turn every $1,000 into $673,000. [Click here for more.]( Whether or not U.S. sanctions will affect Iranian output and global supply is left to be seen. Some European nations have already begun to decrease crude imports from Iran and will seemingly comply. Others, however, like China, don't appear ready to bow to pressure from Washington. What we can expect, though, is that the sanctions story will produce more headlines as the November date draws closer. Those headlines will likely prompt speculators to jump into energy, leading to higher investor demand and ultimately higher prices. That's why you should be bullish on oil right now. The price of WTI has already tested $80 this year. With all that's going on surrounding U.S. sanctions against Iranian oil importers, we could see prices again closer to the $100 level. Of course, we will remain bullish on energy over the long term. But short-term opportunities like this should be properly leveraged. Investors should be buying oil stocks ahead of the ballyhoo the media will make of the nearing U.S. sanctions. President Trump has just tossed us a meatball. Swing at it. 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