You may also need to re-examine your attitude to risk / reward as an investor — most people love
the idea of an oil stock hedging an airline stock, then get frustrated when one stock always seems to be a loser, while an event - driven investment's fairly predictable risk / reward may suddenly appear rather meagre when the overall market's charging ahead!?
Not exact matches
Recipe
Ideas: • Substitute fish, vegetable or fat free chicken
stock for part or all
of the
oil in a recipe.
If you hold
stocks that are affected by that decrease in price, it might be a good
idea to hedge their potential loss
of value by buying some inverse
oil ETFs such as the 1x United States Short Oil ETF (DNO), or the 2x ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Crude Oil ETF (SC
oil ETFs such as the 1x United States Short
Oil ETF (DNO), or the 2x ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Crude Oil ETF (SC
Oil ETF (DNO), or the 2x ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Crude
Oil ETF (SC
Oil ETF (SCO).
And trawling through a few boards, it seems like there are plenty
of people out there who believe they've got a well - diversified portfolio simply because they own 5 different resource
stocks (not all
oil stocks, you know; — RRB --RRB-!?! This
idea's even more insane than the
stocks themselves.
He lost a lot
of money in
stocks like Canadian
oil sands and others and that's when he knew he'd run out
of inventive
ideas to keep his portfolio going on
stocks.
I wouldn't touch an
oil stock as I have no
idea of the various factors involved in those companies.