Should I invest in oil stocks?

That’s a question that a lot of investors have been asking themselves over the last couple of years. The fundamentals of the oil stocks story aside, the case can be made that investing in oil stocks is a reasonable way for the average investor to hedge his individual energy costs (like the price of a tank of gas or your electric bill) with part of their portfolio. It’s interesting that paying an extra $5 a tank at the pump doesn’t feel so bad if you have oil stocks in your portfolio that have just gone up 5% as well.

Of course, these are some of the most volatile stocks around, and many of the penny stocks are associated with the energy industry as well. So, how best to invest in oil stocks?
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The most common question: How do we make our mutual fund and ETF trading system selections? Ours is a system based on sector rotation using a relative strength. We touch on this in our fund trading course, but we often get asked to supply more information on our systems. Today we will start a small series of postings on just how we select our funds.
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Many investors like to use narrow sector index funds as a good blend that captures some of the trending tendencies of individual stocks, but with significantly less volatility as a vehicle for a sector rotation system.
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