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My petroleum bullishness is based on three driving forces affecting global energy supply and demand. And my focus on these secular trends helps me see big swing trading opportunities in energy sector ETFs. Let's first talk about the mega forces of the "trade of the decade," and then I'll tell you how to join me trading them.
Mega Force #1: Emerging Markets
Between the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) and dozens of other developing economies in Africa, Asia, South America and the Middle East, one could estimate that there are at least two billion people who aspire to the lifestyles of the West. These emerging middle class populations want the same jobs, housing, food, clothes and transportation we have.
As their governments and entrepreneurs oblige, this rapid development means lots of new urban infrastructure, including the roads, bridges, schools, hospitals and energy grids of any modern city. All of this means an incredible growth rate for energy demand. Plus, nearly every new automobile purchase in an emerging economy adds incrementally to oil consumption. ... Continue to read.
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