Coal stocks could see significant, near-term upside.

For one, as part of President Trump’s executive orders, the “president will unleash American energy by ending President Joe Biden’s policies of climate extremism, streamlining permitting, and reviewing for rescission all regulations that impose undue burdens on energy production and use, including mining and processing of non-fuel minerals,” as noted by WVNews.com.

Two, the President just declared a national energy emergency.

Not only will that be a boon for oil, but also for coal production and other natural resources. In addition, we also have to consider that electricity use will skyrocket over the next few years, especially with artificial intelligence and data centers consuming more power. All of which could help fuel further demand for coal. Plus, according to Doug Burgum, Trump’s pick for Interior Secretary, the U.S. needs to make more electricity from coal to win the AI race.

That being said, investors may want to jump into coal stocks, such as:

Range Global Coal Index ETF (COAL)

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With an expense ratio of 0.85%, the Range Global Coal Index ETF (COAL) offers exposure to coal production, development, transportation and distribution stocks.  Some of its top 29 holdings include Warrior Met Coal, Alpha Metallurgical, and Alliance Resource Partners.  Better, after finding strong support at $19.50, oversold shares of COAL are just starting to pivot higher.

Sincerely,

Ian Cooper