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To: Elroy who wrote (51353)	7/22/2024 4:39:02 PM
From: Affinity4Investing	Respond to of 52115

2 of the largest reasons that come to mind are the geo-political tensions in the Middle East and Asia, as well as the anti-everything-"fossil"-fuel-related Marxist agenda of the left (which discourages and disincentivizes investment/re-investment/expansion/etc). Hard to find anything in the energy patch that hasn't risen considerably in the time period you mention. Consider a broader approach such as with AMLP (we hold and recommend it) or any of its ilk. Current 7.38% and a nice non-K1 basket of holdings. HESM has also run away along with EPD. A lot is riding on the election this November. Energy just might be the sector with the largest price swings besides technology, depending on who loses.