The AAII Washington D.C. Metro Chapter presents...
"Higher for Longer: How to Profit from Sustained High Energy Prices
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Discussed by:
Elliott Gue
Editor, Personal Finance, MLP Profits and The Energy Strategist
Politicians like to blame rising energy prices on speculation, and many pundits seem to regard $100/bbl oil as a temporary phenomenon driven solely by global geopolitics. But, they’re wrong: Rising demand from developing countries and difficulties in increasing global oil output are the main drivers of rising energy prices, and both trends are here to stay. China still consumes a fraction of the oil developed economies use on a per capita basis, but rising disposable incomes there will continue to drive convergence. Meanwhile, most of the major new fields being discovered are tough-to-produce reserves such as those in the deepwater, Arctic and unconventional fields like the oil sands. In this session we’ll examine the true drivers of energy prices and a handful of companies best placed to benefit from a prolonged period of high and rising energy prices.
| Attend This Meeting and Learn... |
 | Which high-yield master limited partnerships (MLPs) are best poised to profit from the rapid deployment of U.S. oil and gas shale fields |
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| Which companies are poised to profit from the discovery and development of deepwater fields off the coasts of Brazil, West Africa and the U.S. Gulf of Mexico
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| How to value and evaluate high-yield MLPs and U.S. royalty trusts
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