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The latest oil price correction is overdone and I see several catalysts that could trigger a rebound. The leading catalysts include usually low strategic petroleum reserves, crude stocks inventory, and also the potential of more favorable policies for domestic production. XOM is better positioned to benefit in case of an oil price recovery than the sector average, represented by XLE, for several reasons.

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The energy sector began its correction around inauguration day, ahead of other sectors, a potential sign of an impending recession. Geopolitical risks and supply constraints may push oil prices up long-term, but current demand slowdown, currency volatility, and tariffs present headwinds. Trump's plan to rapidly refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve looks less likely. SPR purchases are slower under the new administration than Biden's in 2024, weakening the demand outlook.

President Trump aims to lower oil prices, but domestic production growth faces challenges. The administration may turn to OPEC+ and political pressure to boost supply. Despite short-term volatility, my long-term oil thesis remains strong. U.S. producers remain competitive, and global demand continues to grow, supporting energy investments. I focus on high-quality oil and gas stocks with strong balance sheets, low breakeven prices, and deep reserves. These companies offer stability and long-term upside.

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Energy Select Sector SPDR® Fund ETF has more momentum compared to its peers, thanks to a 3.28% dividend yield, but it holds fewer stocks in its portfolio. The market is experiencing a cyclical rotation from high P/E sectors like tech to low P/E sectors like energy and real estate. A similar imbalance to the dot-com bubble, which was followed by a subsequent increase in energy stock prices.

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