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    How to Earn Monthly Income While Oil Prices Surge - 6/11

    Ian Cooper
    Wednesday, June 11, 20255 min read
    How to Earn Monthly Income While Oil Prices Surge - 6/11

    How to Collect the Most Yield from Gushing Oil Prices

    Oil prices are heating up — and this time, investors don’t just have to chase the rally. They can

  1. Progress in U.S.–China trade talks is fueling optimism for stronger global growth — and therefore greater oil demand.

  2. Short-covering activity is adding technical momentum to crude futures.

  3. Bank of America, oil could push significantly higher if the current wave of buying intensifies.

    4. As Ritterbusch and Associates noted, the rally has so far been profit from higher oil prices, and even better, to pay monthly.

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    The Tesla Shock Nobody Sees Coming

    While headlines scream Tesla is doomed...

    Jeff Brown has uncovered a revolutionary AI breakthrough buried inside Tesla's labs.

    One that is helping AI escape from our computer screens and manifest itself here in the real world all while creating a 25,000% growth market explosion starting as early as July 23rd.

    Company: Reliable Yield with Rebound Potential

    textbook rebound setup.

      3.65%

    • Last dividend: $0.99 paid June 10 to shareholders of record May 15

    • Next dividend: Expected in buy into XOM’s rebound potential while also collecting nearly a dollar per share in quarterly income.

      With oil prices on the move and the broader energy sector showing renewed strength, monthly payouts, there’s a compelling ETF alternative…

      ETF: monthly income from Exxon Mobil — with even less effort?

      Take a look at the

    • Last traded at: $12.75

    • Current yield:

      • Broader Energy ETF Ideas for Yield + Diversification

        Want a energy ETFs to consider — all offering solid energy exposure, built-in diversification, and dividend income.

        ETF:

          benchmark energy ETF, offering exposure to the biggest U.S. names in oil & gas, equipment, and refining.

          It’s a great multiple high-yield stocks, all at a lower price than purchasing each individually.

          ETF:

        • Expense ratio: 0.35%

        • Dividend yield: ~2.5% (varies)

        • Top holdings: Callon Petroleum, SM Energy, Devon Energy, EOG Resources, ConocoPhillips

        This ETF targets the more sensitive to rising oil prices.

        E&P stocks typically outperform when crude prices rise rapidly, making XOP a good choice for those looking to

          international exposure, adding diversify geographically and tap into dividend yields from Elon’s final win for Social Security?

          Headlines say Elon Musk left Washington.

          But the real story is what he left behind... especially when it comes to Social Security.

          Last week, Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano confirmed plans to ramp up Musk's agenda.

          And now, the clock is ticking.

          By July 22, a major federal deadline requires that a long-term roadmap be finalized.

          Not just at the SSA... but across 400+ agencies.

          Once approved, a select group of tech companies working with the government to carry out Musks's vision could experience explosive growth.

          We saw it with Palantir and BigBear.AI — whose shares surged triple digits after winning key government contracts.

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