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April 11, 2024 Hello , This cycle has been paying off consistently for a few years now. Thanks to so

April 11, 2024 Hello , This cycle has been paying off consistently for a few years now. Thanks to some [crazy strong fundamentals]( it could pay off for years to come too. It’s the oil cycle. Now, it’s not the long bull and bear cycles that play out over decades. Instead, it’s the short-term cycles that are paying off for traders and active investors. One is playing out right now and you can see it. Oil prices have rebounded strongly this year. Oil started the year at $70 per barrel and it’s now about $85. The 20%+ upswing has been supported. The media, naturally, just supports the current trend. Here’s Bloomberg’s latest oil headline: Oil Market to Get ‘Extremely Tight’ in Second Half, Citadel Says It goes on to warn of supply issues that could keep oil prices going high. This is a major change from January. Back then oil prices were just bottoming out in the $70s after a slide from $91. At that time Bloomberg was right on the trend: Oil Squeeze of 2023 Turns to Surplus in Warning for Market Bulls What’s changed in three months? Not much aside from short-term price. That’s why we’re looking at this today. Oil is hot right now, but it won’t be forever. Another dip will come. It will be a buy that many will miss. And they’ll miss the inevitable rebound too. But you’ll be ready. For now, make sure you’re ready by [clicking here to see why every oil dip will be a good buy for a long time to come.]( [READ MORE]( Dynamic Wealth Research 2010 West Avenue K #623 Lancaster, California 93536 © 2024 | All rights reserved. [Unsubscribe](. [Twitter] [Facebook] [Instagram]

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