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[bucko]

Anybody looking at Next Decade?

I think DJT is going to push for less regulation of the US energy market and set us up to export LNG. Lots of large upfront expenses with huge LNG projects, so the company isnt profitable, yet. But it seems like they are jumping over some big hurdles.

https://www.texasobserver.org/brownsville-lng-pr-elected-officials/

[Mocity31]

Yes I have. Nat Gas isn't sexy like AI or Quantum Computing or Crypto which everyone is piling into and may be late to the party. KMI has been good to me. Been making some money off an ETF UNG, getting in and out for 10% here and there. Bought some today.
ET Energy Transfer partners has been doing well and pays a 6.5% dividend. I like Golar also. They make these huge LNG transport ships. Golar has almost doubled in last year. Their competitor Flex LNG, a Norwegian company, hasn't done well as of lately. Cheniere (LNG) is another. If you've ever fished Sabine, Cheniere is down at the pass by the bridge. Huge place, amazing when these ships leave or come in. There's an escort boat on every corner of this ship the size of a football field. They shut down the pass until it anchors or leaves. They have built another plant in Corpus Christi.
Many think these pipelines and Nat Gas transport companies will do well in a Trump Administration. I'm in