What we consider a “precious metal” is not static. Our wealth storage and industrial needs are always changing. So Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess doesn't think it's much of a stretch to...
The world's largest oil producer, Saudi Aramco, set the share price for the company's much-anticipated IPO. The pricing beats out the previous record holder, Alibaba Group, by a good margin, and...
Relying less and less on foreign imports should not go unnoticed, nor should it be trivialized. But it should also not go unnoticed that most of this domestically produced crude comes from shale,...
Trump is Delusional on the Comeback of Coal
We’ve come to that special time of year again.. Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl digs into the OPEC+ meeting that is set to take place tomorrow and questions whether the choice to cut or pump...
The economy is doing better than Wall Street has expected for a few months now. And it's only going to get better over the next six months. Energy and Capital editor Christian DeHaemer explains to...
Rick Perry wrapped up his final day as head of the Energy Department yesterday. Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess looks back on his tenure as Energy Secretary and his positive contributions to...
The U.S. Department of Energy has created the DIFFERENTIATE program, which generally aims to accelerate the incorporation of machine learning and AI into energy technologies.
At Energy and Capital, not only do I get to enjoy the First Amendment in a way that everyone should, but I also get to use this platform and my desire to challenge antiquated investment strategies...
Why Fiat Remains a Laggard in the EV space
Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl explains why a small group of investors is about to take advantage of a major shock about to hit the oil markets in 2020.
Energy and Capital editor Christian DeHaemer makes his predictions on the markets using time-tested models, historical research, and a broad knowledge and practical experience of how markets work....