Over the last few weeks, we’ve been talking about the delusional narrative that the mainstream media has had over the past year, particularly when it came to the supply and demand fundamentals for...
For most of us, Groundhog Day brings another overwhelming feeling — a foreboding sense of déjà vu; whether or not you subscribe to groundhog-based weather forecasts, we’re getting a healthy...
Make no mistake, China was under the spotlight last year more than ever before because the mainstream narrative was that its economy — and by proxy its oil consumption — would crash. And yet,...
When you mention oil dividends to investors these days, you might be met with mixed emotions. The XOM stock dividend, for instance, is a popular blue-chip dividend play for oil investors.
Last week, China announced that it would cut the reserve requirement ratio for its banks. This basically means banks in China will now be required to hold smaller reserves than what was previously...
Earlier this week, oil prices climbed following news of an economic stimulus in China, a weaker dollar, and a rather large crude storage withdrawal in the U.S. None of this is coincidental.
Over the last week, the bitterly cold weather around the world has revealed a lot of hard truths over the reality of our energy situation. Not only have severe winter storms pummelled much of...
Investing in oil wells poses high stakes, attracting risk-tolerant individuals seeking significant rewards. Crude oil, the essential fuel of our modern world, lies beneath the earth's surface,...
Ever since OPEC joined up with Russia and five other countries to form OPEC+, the crude coalition began coordinating their production to buoy oil prices and maintain market stability.
If analyst Keith Kohl tells me that we’re about to see a 10-year bull market in oil, not only am I paying attention, but I’m asking for his top picks to play it...
If one thing was glaringly clear to us in 2023, it’s that our domestic oil production rebounded more than most people expected, including me...
Jeff Siegel despises the Big Oil apologists who think the value of natural capital is trivial and the destruction of our air, soil, and water is just the “cost of doing business.”
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