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View in browser SPONSORED The 'Law and Order' Portfolio: Trump Stocks Set to Surge Source: Wikimedia Commons These defense and security stocks could EXPLODE during Trump's Second Stockwave... Thanks to a special plan outlined in Trump's "Document 20" that aims to secure our border and make America safer. Click here to see details on what stocks could soar. Editor's Note: If you've been following Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld for any length of time, you probably know he's a big fan of the energy sector. (And as you'll see below, that's still the case as we approach the new year.) But if you haven't watched his video about how his #1 Oil and Gas Play for 2025 could help investors potentially bank massive income from the oil and gas surge... you're missing out. Click right here to learn more. - James Ogletree, Managing Editor MARKET TRENDS Why 2025 Will Be the "Year of Energy" Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club In 2025, I expect one sector to grab more headlines than any other - and no, it's not tech. It's energy. We all need energy in our daily lives. Think about how upset we get when we don't have it - even if it's because of something temporary like a power outage or a gas shortage in the wake of a storm. We get nervous, anxious, angry, and eager to get back to our normal routines. Demand for energy is increasing substantially. Global economies are growing. More people are entering the middle class and buying cars and other goods. Perhaps most importantly, cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence consume massive amounts of energy. One of the most shocking statistics I've seen with regard to artificial intelligence is that a ChatGPT query requires 10 to 25 times more energy than a Google search. Furthermore, President-elect Donald Trump has announced the creation of a new National Energy Council with the aim of establishing "energy dominance" and delivering on his "drill, baby, drill" campaign promise. That should give a nice boost to U.S. oil production, which has already been setting records. In 2023, the United States produced more oil than any country ever for the sixth consecutive year, and that was with climate-related regulations in place. Assuming Trump repeals many of those rules, that streak will almost certainly continue and production will likely accelerate. We'll need the extra supply, considering global GDP is forecast to rise by a solid 2.7% in 2025 - about the same as the estimates for this year. With a pro-crypto president taking office and AI continuing to see increased adoption in everyday life, demand for energy will skyrocket. SPONSORED Yours Free! 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In Trump's first term, he was supportive of nuclear energy, as he signed the Nuclear Energy Innovation and Modernization Act and provided billions of dollars in loan guarantees to the industry. He did not offer a lot of commentary about nuclear energy during his recent campaign or after Election Day, but if his goal is U.S. energy dominance, nuclear energy will have to be an important part of the equation. Natural gas is another plentiful source of inexpensive energy. I'm very bullish on companies in the natural gas space - especially pipeline companies like Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD), which I've held in The Oxford Income Letter's portfolio for years. In addition to its strong growth prospects, Enterprise Products Partners pays a very attractive 6.8% dividend yield. Lastly, because of the country's renewed focus on energy, I expect the tech sector to follow the money and increasingly offer products and services to energy companies. I could easily see 2025 being the "year of energy" in the United States. There should be lots of exciting advancements and investment opportunities to follow. Be sure to stick with Wealthy Retirement for updates on how to play new developments in the sector over the coming months. Good investing, Marc Leave a Comment BUILD AND PROTECT YOUR WEALTH Is Your Portfolio at Risk Because of the Imminent $21 Trillion Meltdown? The Bubble That Burst... and One That Still Hasn't Top SIX AI Dividend Stocks Right Now The Biggest Stock Market Winners in Trump's Second Term MORE FROM WEALTHY RETIREMENT Is Smooth Sailing Ahead for International Seaways? 3 Chart Patterns That Cut Through the Market's Chaos Has AGNC Investment Corp.'s Dividend Gotten Any Safer? 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