7Mes·

I would like to invest in oil / gas shares invest. Which ones do you think are best (also in view of the geopolitical situation (Middle East war?))

$EQNR (-0,24%)

$BP. (-0,65%)

$PBR (-0,62%)

11 Commenti

OpaSchlumpf@OpaSchlumpf

6Mes

I see $EQNR as a very solid dividend and oil stock.

Dividends and share buybacks are part of the company's strategy.

It also has a reliable partner at its side in the form of the Norwegian state, which will continue to push for reliable dividends due to its majority shareholding. In addition, the company not only relies on oil/gas, but also invests diligently in renewables, thus securing a place in the market of the future in contrast to US stocks.

For me, this is currently an opportunity to invest in a stable, *European* oil giant with secure single-digit yields.

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Ruben Schoff@Sand

7Mes

Bp because the strongest come back and rising divi increases the next years if oil price stays plus 60 USD which is very likely

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Ronald@AlterMann

7Mes

$BP. $SHEL

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Adeeen132@Adeeen132

6Mes

energy transfer is cheap (16) and gives solid dividends

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Mikee@Mikesam0416

6Mes

So far earning good from $PBR and $XOM and $KMI

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0xBerndBuffet@0xBerndBuffet

6Mes

$PETR3 I love the risk and the dividend

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DieEnte7@DieEnte7

6Mes

I have my own $SHEL because they also have a bit of renewables in them (but this also applies to $TTE and $BP.). Oil will certainly remain relevant for a while yet, but I don't think it's a bad idea to start making the switch.

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Ruben Schoff@Sand

6Mes

@DieEnte7 the big players are also developing and investing large sums in the changing times, they know how to make money, so you are in good hands in the long term and don't have to completely reinvent yourself.

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Puki@Puki

6Mes

OMV

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Mikee@Mikesam0416

6Mes

Consider MLPs? Like $MPLX , $EPD pays nice dividends

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Basti@shawnstein

6Mes

Equinor.

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