Oil prices have been on a wild ride - surging as high as $113 per barrel before falling to $105 this week. However, Goldman Sachs still expects Oil to average $110 through April, and JPMorgan has flagged the potential for oil to reach $150 if the conflict in the Middle East continues to intensify.
But here's what most investors are missing. While everything has been selling off, oil prices continue to rise & remain elevated, so that raises two critical questions. Is oil now acting as a potential hedge against the broader market selloff? And if so, how do you actually gain exposure to it directly? This is where Oil Futures comes in.
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In this video, I break down exactly how I am using direct oil exposure through commodities and futures to hedge my $150K ETF portfolio in 2026.
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By: Viktoriya M Finance Title: BUYING & HOLDING THIS In My Passive Income Portfolio in 2026! ($150k) Sourced From: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zIsrFBwjyU
