Whakamole, what about these investments?
I don't think any of the energy stocks are going to benefit anyone as much as their insiders.
Another poster pointed out that the airline industry has been an investment zero-- unless you're a company that ships things. Airlines have been great for companies depending on transportation logistics. But they sure haven't enriched many of their executives or employees, let alone their investors.
So perhaps that applies to energy as well- the beneficiaries are the producers, maintainers, and the delivery systems.
Berkshire Hathaway (for their MidAmerican subsidiary)
IYE or other utility ETFs
Exelon (a popular employer of many nuke veterans)
Infrasource Services (IFS)
Finally, if you want a nice dividend-paying utility stock with an absolutely captive market that can't risk deregulation, try Hawaiian Electric (HE).
I don't think any of the energy stocks are going to benefit anyone as much as their insiders.
Another poster pointed out that the airline industry has been an investment zero-- unless you're a company that ships things. Airlines have been great for companies depending on transportation logistics. But they sure haven't enriched many of their executives or employees, let alone their investors.
So perhaps that applies to energy as well- the beneficiaries are the producers, maintainers, and the delivery systems.
Berkshire Hathaway (for their MidAmerican subsidiary)
IYE or other utility ETFs
Exelon (a popular employer of many nuke veterans)
Infrasource Services (IFS)
Finally, if you want a nice dividend-paying utility stock with an absolutely captive market that can't risk deregulation, try Hawaiian Electric (HE).
