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Oil Is Old News, Gas Is Exploding: 8 ASX Stocks to Buy

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BHP posted 25% higher EBITDA to $15.5 billion and lifted its dividend to 73 US cents.
1. Talking Wealth Podcast: Stock Market Trading and Investing Education | Wealth Creation | Expert Share Market Analysis focuses on oil, gas, and eight ASX stocks to buy. 2. Philip Tortevsky hosts with senior analyst Janine Cox and analyst Zoran Kresovic, and all three explain how they read charts and manage risk. 3. The episode asks whether oil headlines are distracting investors from a larger natural gas opportunity. 4. The hosts cite Japan, India, and Malaysia as countries locking in 10- to 20-year natural gas contracts. 5. They also mention forecasts for Asia's LNG imports, especially China and India, rising 4% to 7% in 2026. 6. Europe is discussed as a market projected to import record LNG levels in 2026. 7. Zoran warns that oversupply in the U.S. could pressure prices and that weaker European demand could matter. 8. Comet Ridge is presented as a low-price, illiquid gas stock near Gladstone with a long consolidation pattern. 9. Janine compares Comet Ridge's current setup with earlier bases in 2016 and 2021. 10. Zoran says Comet Ridge is still downtrending until it confirms a reversal. 11. Santos is described as a more solid energy name that had a 2025 takeover discussion which fell through. 12. The hosts say Santos still has resistance around $8 and could target $11 to $12 if it clears that level. 13. Omega Oil and Gas is shown as a volatile stock that can fall 40% in ordinary pullbacks and dropped 55% around the Trump tariffs. 14. Origin Energy is framed as a blue-chip that has been trending higher since May 2021 and is watched for a break above $12.09. 15. BHP becomes the week's main trending topic after reporting first-half EBITDA of $15.5 billion and copper contributing 51% of underlying EBITDA. 16. The hosts note BHP raised its dividend to 73 US cents, with Geraldine Slattery reportedly the leading CEO successor candidate. 17. The tone is analytical and conversational, with chart talk, trading rules, and occasional jokes between the hosts. 18. The format moves between macro energy commentary, live stock selection, and repeated technical analysis of support, resistance, and confirmation. 19. Traders and investors who like ASX energy, materials, and chart setups will get the most from this episode. 20. Viewers wanting long-form company stories without trading levels or chart detail may skip it.

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A practical energy-market watch list built around charts, liquidity, and institutional support.

Oil is the hook, but the episode really argues that energy opportunity may be found elsewhere, with lower-priced stocks still leaving room for upside.

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You want the gas setup hiding behind the oil headline.

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