WHY NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST
future of oil looks bullish. Whether through direct equity in exploration companies or strategic investments in infrastructure, now is the time to act. 2. GROWING GLOBAL DEMAND AND $4.3 TRILLION INVESTMENT NEEDS With the world’s energy consumption projected to soar, a staggering $4.3 trillion in new investments will be required between 2025 and 2030. For HNWIs, this represents an excellent opportunity to take advantage of an industry with ever-growing demand and consistent infrastructure needs. Major oil-producing nations are scrambling to meet the rising demand, and investors can benefit from this. 3. POLITICAL LANDSCAPE: TRUMP VS. HARRIS ON ENERGY POLICY In 2025, the energy policies of either Donald Trump or Kamala Harris will likely shape the opportunities available in the oil and gas sector. Understanding their positions can help you navigate potential investment scenarios. Trump has long been a champion of the fossil fuel industry. If elected, he plans to increase domestic production by scaling back regulations and streamlining drilling permits. His vision of “energy dominance” centers around bolstering oil and gas production, refilling the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and expanding natural gas pipelines. For investors, Trump’s focus on deregulation and increasing oil and gas output could lead to immediate opportunities to capitalize on increased domestic production and reduced regulatory hurdles. On the other hand, Harris has taken a more pragmatic approach. She
supports domestic oil production but places a greater emphasis on clean energy advancements. Harris has overseen record-breaking domestic oil production while promoting renewable energy policies and infrastructure reforms. Though she’s not calling for a ban on fracking, her administration is expected to continue promoting environmental standards. For investors, Harris’s balanced stance offers a more diversified long-term opportunity, incorporating both fossil fuels and clean energy advancements into the broader investment landscape. 4. PRICE VOLATILITY: A STRATEGIC OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTORS Although oil prices are forecast to average around $79 a barrel in 2025, market volatility is expected. This may sound risky, but for strategic investors, volatility presents an opportunity to buy low and capitalize on price fluctuations. Additionally, the surge in mergers and acquisitions outside the Permian Basin offers new investment avenues that can lead to substantial returns. 5. DIVERSIFICATION AND RISK MANAGEMENT WITH OIL AND GAS INVESTMENTS Oil and gas investments offer more than just high returns—they provide critical diversification for your portfolio. With a low correlation to traditional equity markets, energy investments serve as a hedge against inflation and broader market volatility. And let’s not forget the tax advantages: Intangible Drilling Costs (IDCs) and depletion allowances can significantly reduce your taxable income, providing both immediate and long-term financial benefits.
The energy landscape in 2025 is ripe for strategic investors. With global demand rising, trillions of dollars in needed investment, and potential regulatory shifts depending on the outcome of the election, oil and gas investments offer a unique combination of growth and security. Whether you align with Trump’s pro-fossil fuel stance or Harris’s balanced energy approach, there are opportunities for substantial returns on the horizon. Don’t wait to diversify your portfolio—schedule a consultation with us today to explore tailored investment strategies in the energy sector.
DERRECK LONG
Derreck Long is a senior wealth manager at Eckard Enterprises. He served in the military from 2010 to 2014 and then attended college at Northern Arizona University, where he received a degree in global marketing. After graduating college, Long worked with the FBI, but then started researching how to become an investor. He started experimenting in notes and has been a private lender ever since. Long has experience with a broad range of notes, including equity appreciation, second- lien notes to the traditional first-lien and mineral rights in the oil and gas space. Long is active on a government relations committee, where he researches tax code and new bill/law changes at the congressional level.
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