Even though WTI crude just saw its worst week in more than two months, the oil trade may have more juice left in the tank.
Mirae Asset Securities' Chris Hempstead told CNBC's "ETF Edge" that he sees the Russia-Ukraine war fallout and OPEC+ oil cuts as key bullish catalysts for oil.
Hempstead added that demand for oil and gas will increase when China — the world's second-biggest consumer of oil — exits its Covid-19 lockdowns.
Jan van Eck, CEO of global investment manager VanEck, shares that bullish outlook.
"No one wants nuclear, no one wants solar panels [and] no one wants windmills, but we need it to do this energy transformation," van Eck said.