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  1. Phil, how do you expect to analyse oil & gas company value if all oil company out there had really erratic growth numbers due to the slump in oil price in the past 4 years? It seems really hard to me to predict their future value as it is very much linked to the price of oil, and predict the price of oil is, well, speculation. Don’t you agree?

  2. So wish I would have sold FCG oil and gas etf for a small $10,000 loss. I continued to buy every year for the last 6 years. I am now down $23,000 with a 53% loss. I have about $18,000 left. I am holding in a tax advantaged Roth IRA accoynt. I need to talk to an investment advisor to discuss my options.

    What do you suggest Phil?

    Option 1: Scale out when I see some gains and put this money in an index etf which represents entire US stock market.

    Option 2: Keep holding until I get back even in this investment.

    Option 3: Buy more to average down my cost basis. I am not sure I have the stomach for this.option anymore considering the US market is doing well. So many more securities performing very well.

    Thanks again for the video.

  3. Now that we have President Trump coming online soon along with the new Congress and their promising to relax the Oil and Gas exports to the world and Germany's having cancelled the constructions of their Nuclear power plants and going back to Natural gas which We, will be in a position to supply and compete for the entire European markets coupled with the dredging of our sea ports to accommodate super tankers, how do you see the LNG market?  The Russians have been supplying Europe for years with Natural Gas and even black mailing then in the past with tightening supplies. TAPCO and now the US pose a great challenge to GASPROM goals to keep the Europeans in check and monopolizing the commodity. Will this present the US with a larger share of the Natural Gas exports now?

  4. Phil Town's Rule #1 Investing – you mention using RADAR, buying what the big dogs are buying in a prior video. In this one you mention not buying a business just because someone else is doing it. So my question is it ever ok because someone like Buffett or Munger happen to buy oil is it ok for me to assume its safe to buy even if its not normally in my canyon?

  5. I think @Peter H. Diamandis and @Ray Kurzweil might differ. Solar has been doubling in capacity every 2 years for over 30 years. Even so, it is still just half a percent of energy. But that is not many doublings from 100%, even of projected demand. And that's just solar! Not to mention wind; even new nuke tech could be a giant disruptor on its own. Here is an article that cites both Diamandis and Kurzweil: http://www.businessinsider.com/kurzweil-says-free-solar-energy-20-years-2014-9

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