Energy rainmaker Floyd Wilson said Monday that he’s looking to grow Halcon Resources enough for an exit strategy within the next few years.

“We have an aggressive plan in mind, so it’s hard to put down an exact time frame but two, three, four years wouldn’t be a big surprise to me,” the CEO said in an exclusive “Fast Money” interview.

If his track record is any indication, Wilson stands a good chance of hitting his target. Highlights of Wilson’s business ventures include:

Wilson’s outlook on crude oil was that the United States would continue to be an importer and could possibly become an exporter of natural gas.

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“Some of our success is going to keep weight on the natural gas prices,” he said.

In the fracking space, Wilson said prices needed to be north of $3 for it to be profitable, but he saw nat gas more as a supply-demand equation.

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