Ken Fisher Provides His Energy Market Forecast

In this video Ken Fisher addresses recent Energy sector developments and shares his outlook on the sector. Ken says COVID lockdowns made many folks question just how long it might take the global economy to recover. People feared a U-shaped or W-shaped recovery. These fears affected many industries, including the Energy sector, which is composed of primarily oil and natural gas companies.

Ken Fisher says producers of oil and gas (and other commodities) didn’t anticipate the speed of last year’s V-shaped recovery, which meant many were caught flat-footed—scrambling to bring production back online. When producers couldn’t meet demand, oil prices went through the roof. These temporarily higher oil prices have boosted Energy companies’ profits and stock prices.

With the US economy back toward pre-pandemic levels, Ken Fisher believes economic growth will moderate and higher oil prices will incentivize producers to build new plants and increase capacity. That should moderate oil prices and Energy stocks’ growth potential. Ken says investors shouldn’t project Energy stocks’ recent outperformance too far into the future.

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