With Trump’s latest stance on energy policy, there are some big potential shifts coming for investors. Whether you support or oppose his policies, the reality is:
🔹 Fossil fuels – Could see increased investment opportunities, but will ESG pushback slow it down?
🔹 Renewables – Could they still thrive despite a policy shift?
🔹 Energy stocks – Which sectors are positioned to win or lose?
The full breakdown is here: https://weblo.info/trumps-energy-surprising-opportunities-investors/ .
What do you think—bullish or bearish on energy investments under Trump? Let’s discuss.
Source: TechnicianTypical600
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Fossil energy died the day solar became cheaper that coal. r/oilisdead we never needed oil in the first place all a big scam by the r/CarbonMafia.
Fossil fuels are tied to energy prices which will decrease with more production. There is already a demand problem with petroleum products. Oil stocks suffered greatly during the Trump administration. It’s going to be a blood bath once the war in Ukraine ends
China and the rest of the developed world is moving away from oil towards electrification of transportation. USA will simply get left behind in that technology the same way it has been left behind in general mass transportation and high speed rail infrastructure.
I’m seeing a tiered 1st world developing. COVID deaths per capita was actually a great indicator of humanitarian and technological development. East Asia and the Middle East are what I would call 1st world 2.0.
The best way to fight it is to have some one that can shut down all of the biggest oil companies in America. If that were to happen the government would offer to bail them out but the oil companies don’t have to accept the bail out offer. All in all if that were to happen Trump and his project 2025 friends would be scared shitless.