The best way to invest in the stock market for high returns despite obvious risks will always be a direct result of determining the one thing that frightens people most. Once you know their greatest fear, you?re in position to begin your dream-chase.
The stock market represents human emotion played out on a scale of ups and downs. Hopes are dashed throughout each trading day while new ones quietly build. Most active traders will admit to having fantasies of becoming very rich due to superior stock calls. Despite the optimism, it takes more than faith and hope to create wealth?it requires knowledge of how business must operate if they?re to yield optimal performance, thus rewarding the investor through share ownership.
People run for the exits when sitting in a restaurant or theater and someone yells, ?Fire!? When the media proclaims there?s a sugar shortage, everyone hoards the granulated stuff along with chewing gum, candy and baked goods. We see the same thing constantly due to oil and gas threats.
An energy-wise investor will tell you that energy must continue to rise in price because there?s not enough of it, not the cheap stuff, anyway. It?s true. And the investor will predict actual prices, sometimes getting it right, no doubt. But there?s something else that will always work for the benefit of the investor: Figure out where the next flash fire will erupt?the next global crisis that will terrify people so much that it will lead to extreme conditions including war & geopolitical drama none of us can escape.
The question I?ve been facing is the same one you confront:
What is the best investment for highest returns?
My answer: Oil. Nothing else could compete for we need it to run our factories, to fight our wars, grow our food, heating our homes, transport us to and fro.
It is inconceivable to me that we in the Western world can possibly survive a year without serious threat to our oil supply. I fully expect there will be a major threat resulting from a clash in the Middle East. That clash will disrupt oil supplies, bringing nations to the brink of war and possibly beyond. If you think all will remain calm and free of political drama, then ignore this. On the other hand, if you agree that things can?t possibly continue along without incident, then you know the wisdom of investing in exploration companies. If Iran were to force the closure of the Straits of Hormuz, effectively closing off access of oil to energy-starved countries in Europe and Asia, oil will rise well beyond $ 200/barrel and possibly towards $ 300. I don?t see things remaining so difficult for long but I smell plenty of opportunity, nevertheless, and it won?t take long to realize the potential.
Len
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