Selling Equinor out of my Millennial Portfolio today, June 7
I’m using the rise of oil prices to near $70 a barrel on optimism about a post-pandemic increase in oil prices to sell Equinor (EQNR) out of my Millennial Portfolio.
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Sell Equinor after oil recovery and dividend date
Oil prices have bounced back big time and with them the prices on oil stocks. I still think the long-term trend is against oil producers as efforts to combat global warming lead to lower consumption of fossil fuels. And I’d prefer not to own any oil and natural gas shares–even in as “progressive” a company as Equinor. I’m going to take advantage of the rally in oil prices to sell these shares out of my Jubak Picks Portfolio with a small 0.9% gain since I established that position in May 2012.
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