Suze Orman's Women & Money (And Everyone Smart Enough To Listen) Don’t Miss The Point of Investing
Mar 15, 2026
Clear advice on why buying strong companies near record highs can make sense. A breakdown of recent oil market moves, WTI gains, and supply shocks tied to the Strait of Hormuz. A case study of Chevron’s dividends, resilience and why dollar cost averaging can work. Thoughts on energy’s long road and how much exposure to hold during uncertainty.
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Dollar Cost Average Into Strong Companies
- Do dollar cost average into strong companies instead of waiting for a lower price.
- Suze uses Chevron and Fitz's repeated buy recommendation as the example to build a position over time rather than time the top or bottom.
Listener Pushback Over Chevron's High Price
- Listeners reacted to Fitz's Chevron pick saying it was at an all-time high and they should wait.
- Suze recounts Chevron trading around $150, then $191, then $192 and moving down to $187 within days to show timing is futile.
Oil Moves Signal Real Global Supply Shifts
- Oil price moves can reflect real shifts in geopolitics and supply, not just speculation.
- WTI surged over 35% in a week due to Strait of Hormuz disruptions and war-related supply fears, creating structural market change.