Diamondback Energy (FANG)

(Top Pick Jun. 12/14, Down 9.08%) He got out shortly afterwards. He had a zero weight in energy producers by September.

One of the biggest changes in his portfolio over the last 6-8 weeks has been reduction in exposure to exploration and production companies so he is no longer in this. A great company and their production growth is remarkable. The problem is some near-term concern on the price of West Texas crude and Brent Sea oil, so producers have been backing off. Stock is behaving very, very well and has not broken down technically. He has just been increasing his Consumer Discretionary exposure and reducing some of his energy producers.

He tries to find companies that are good and getting better than the peer group. They’ll produce about 7000 barrels a day this year and 17,000 barrels a day next year and 25,000 barrels a day the year after that. Enormous growth. Uses technology in the Permian Basin to really grow their reserves and production. They are going to IPO off some royalty properties, and will probably get $1 billion-$1.5 billion from their purchase price of $440 million. They could be worth $2 billion-$3 billion.