In short: His existing broad oil & gas enhanced-income ETF: integrateds (Exxon), producers (Diamondback), midstream (Williams) and refiners (Valero, Marathon) — part of Westwood's monthly-pay enhanced income series.
WEEI is Westwood's older sister fund for oil and gas — the same monthly-income, covered-call recipe applied across the whole oil chain: giant integrated companies like Exxon, pure drillers like Diamondback, pipeline owners like Williams, and refiners like Valero and Marathon Petroleum.
15:21So if we look at the energy platform, we have a broad energy-focused oil and gas ETF called WEEI and that one is, think large cap companies like an Exxon for a producer, or I should say integrated companies since they own everything. But if you look at producers alone, a Diamondback in West Texas is in that portfolio. And then if you think of the midstream part of the industry, the transporters moving the volumes around.
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