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🌐 A wave of volatility amid the aggravation of Russia-Ukraine relations went through American stock indices, drowned European securities and reached the shares of commodity companies. So far, most analysts believe the conflict will only be a short-term shock, with Europe and Japan the hardest hit.
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In our opinion, even if the conflict is localized, the situation will be actively negative for the market for at least half a year. And in the conditions of geopolitical force majeure, there are also options for medium-term profit.
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We remind you that Russia is a major energy supplier to the EU. If the conflict does not de-escalate shortly, then a steady increase in oil prices and limited free capacity will guarantee markets an imbalance in supply with a high price.
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Against this background, it makes sense to buy Vanguard Energy Index Fund ETF Shares (NYSE: VDE), which has already shown growth by 19%, or one of its components − Exxon (NYSE: XOM) or Chevron (NYSE: CVX). Giants such as EOG Resources (NYSE: EOG), Pioneer Natural Resources (NYSE: PXD) or Devon Energy (NYSE: DVN) will also benefit from this situation.
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For all major contracts on the LME, backwardation is now recorded (spot prices exceed futures prices) - this is a strong signal of a lack of supply. Given the active rally in commodity prices, you can bet on suppliers of aluminium, nickel and other industrial metals, such as Alcoa Corporation (NYSE: AA) or United States Steel (NYSE:X).
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So catch good moments to enter the market!
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Profits to y’all!