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S&P 500 Energy Sector SPDR

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Buy This Oil Stock to Ride Crude's Historic Rally

On June 28, U.S. benchmark crude closed at its highest price since 2014 as domestic oil supplies fell to their lowest levels of the year. The drop, caused by rising international demand for American crude, has left American oil producers scrambling to catch up – and created a great profit play in oil stocks.

Oil's aggressive jump pushed oil stocks to fresh highs over the last week. This SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF rose a full 3% in just 48 hours on news that crude supplies had declined by 9.9 million barrels.

This was 7.6 million barrels more than the U.S. Energy Information Administration expected...

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How to Profit as Oil Nears $80

On Tuesday (May 22), West Texas Intermediate crude futures hit $72.72 a barrel, their highest level since 2014.

This is just the latest benchmark in a nine-month rally that has seen oil prices soar over 50% since August 2017.

Oil's aggressive rally has pushed oil stocks up as well.

SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF, an ETF comprised of oil stocks, has gone up 48% since last August.

For comparison, the S&P 500 has only gained 13% over the same period.

With stocks riding increasing oil prices to new market highs, we've identified the best oil stock to buy as the rally continues.

It's a mid-cap oil company that facilitate oil transportation - and it's on track for strong gains.

ETFs

Own These "Best in Breed" Shares for a Double-Digit Gain... Then Trade Them for a Money-Doubling Windfall

With investors and traders getting over the initial shock of rising interest rates and stocks roaring back, our Chris Johnson has a "Best in Breed" ETF that could give you a double-digit gain…

With investors and traders getting over the initial shock of rising interest rates and stocks roaring back, our Chris Johnson has a "Best in Breed" ETF that could give you a double-digit gain...

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Here Are the Top Two Sectors to Trade Right Now

The stock market's record-winning streak was cut short last Tuesday afternoon following the news that the Senate was delaying its healthcare vote until after its Fourth of July recess. This means we could be looking at the potential for some volatility until then.

But to be honest with you… I'm really not a "why" guy when it comes to the markets. So whether or not the latest developments out of Washington cause more uncertainty is not my main concern.

What I care most about is giving you everything you need to spot the most profitable opportunities right now.

And that's why I want to give you my top two sector picks - and the best ways to play them...