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【How should crude oil ETF investors participate in crude oil investments?
Crude Oil Products are not only an important energy resource, they are a Commodity with investment value. However, investors cannot buy and store large quantities of Crude Oil Products like petroleum companies. Therefore, if you want to invest in Crude Oil Products, you can invest in CrudeoilProduct Futures ETF through CrudeOil Futures Exchange (CrudeoilProduct Futures ETF) OilCrudeOilProduct.
What does Crude Oil Product Futures Setf track?
Different types of Crude Oil Products are produced in different parts of the world and are sold on the market at various customized prices. For many types, Crude Oil Products will be priced and traded on a branded basis. West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil (WTI) and Brent Blended Crude Oil are two of the most widely known crude oil bases. WTI is the main Crude Oil Base for the Americas, while Brent Blended Crude Oil is the main Crude Oil Base for the Euro-African region.
Different Crude Oil Product Futures contracts can be traded on different exchanges on different exchanges, including New York Futures, Commodity Exchange (NYMEX), IntercontinentAlexChange (NYMEX) and Dubai (NYMEX) IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) and the Commodities Commodity Exchange (IntercontinentalExchange). Crude Oil Futures and Brent Blended Futures and Brent CrudeoilProductFutures Contracts are the two highest circulating futures contracts are the two highest circulating crude oil futures contracts Crudeoilproduct futures contracts, separate from NYMEx and ICE in London Futures contracts are the two most widely traded Crudeoilproduct futures contracts, separated from NYMEX and London's ICE Futures markets.
Crude Oil Product FuturesETFFollowing the performance of related indicators, the indicators are composed of specified Crude Oil Product Futures contracts, such as WTI and Brent Blended Futures contracts, such as WTI and Brent CrudeoilProduct Futures contracts.
References:Investment Committee - Crude Oil Product Futures ETF
What to Buy a Crude Oil Products ETF?
To buy and sell an Energy ETF, you first need to open a Securities (Stocks Account). If you store money in a bank, you need to open a bank account first.
Crude Oil Products ETFs Available
We will select the top three Crude Oil Products ETFs by Volume, and we will introduce you to the next Crude Oil Products ETF
USO United States Oil Fund LP
$ United States Oil Fund LP (USO.US)$: Known as the United States Oil Fund, it is an ETF that tracks the price of WTI crude oil. The ETF tracks the price movements of WTI crude oil by investing in crude oil futures contracts. The advantage of the USO is that it allows investors to participate in the oil market at a relatively low cost without the need to buy crude oil directly. In addition, USO is an ETF with good liquidity and easy to trade. However, the USO has its drawbacks due to rolling costs, higher market risks, and more due to changes in futures contracts.

SCO Two Crude Oil Products ETF
$ ProSharesTwo Mining Crude Oil ETF (SCO.US)$: ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Crude Oil, a Put Crude Oil ETF, an ETF that offers Crude Oil Products, is a reverse investment in offering WTI CrudeOil prices. ETF achieves other goals by investing in Oil Price Futures and other commodities. The advantage of SCO is that it can provide protection against oil price falls, making it an investment tool in a falling Crude Oil Product market. That is, SCOs are the high risks associated with short-term trading and investors.

XOP S&P Oil & Gas Mining Index ETF
$ PETROLEUM EXPLORATION INDICETF-SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF (XOP.US)$: The SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF is an ETF that tracks U.S. oil & gas companies. ETF's portfolio includes Oil & Gas exploration, exploration and production companies. The advantages of XOP can cover the entire US Oil & Gas Industry, including production, exploration, and divergent industry risks. Externally, XOP charges are relatively low. That is, XOP holds industry and market risks that compete in the Oil & Gas market.

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