Wednesday brought some grim news on the energy front, with a warning for U.S. households to expect higher heating bills this winter, as supply-and-demand struggles in Europe and Asia come home to roost.
“I feel like it’s becoming a crowded thing. The narrative is way too bullish,” said Madani in a recent telephone interview with MarketWatch, adding oil’s downfall will be the consumer. “The cost of living is now outpacing income. Food prices are up due to labor shortages, high fertilizer demand and very high diesel prices , so I think $100 is too soon.”
He began investing in water earlier this year, replacing exposure to China stocks that he had held since 2016. That investment has gone up 20%. The oil exposure that he got out of two weeks ago went to the Pictet-Water P mutual fund. He also has some small-cap stock investments and is looking at gold mining stocks.
While many early investors and Wall Street are catching on to water, it’s only a physical market with no futures. Companies include Danaher Corp. DHR, -0.33%, Waters Corp., and American Water Works Company AWK, -0.08%, and Veolia Environnement VIE, +0.22%. Taiwan Semiconductor TSM, +0.71% 2330, +0.35% reported a record third quarter of profits, thanks to soaring chip demand.
Water is definitely a long term play!!
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He exited too early. Wait until January and see how high it goes. OOTT
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