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.”
How is OPEC winning if its share of the oil market has dropped to 51% while the U.S. has been the largest producer of oil since 2018?
Warren Buffett, who said just a few years ago that he will not be buying oil and gas stocks, did a complete about-face. Today, oil stocks make up 14% of Berkshire Hathaway’s total portfolio...
In 2024, the world will consume more petroleum products than ever before. The real question is how high global consumption will climb... And the answer depends on who you're asking.
Lately, market analyst Christian DeHaemer has been buying up oil companies, and you should too. If you like pipelines and fat dividends, you might take a look at some of his stock picks...
Believe it or not, Warren Buffett is a little jealous of you. However, it’s not your bank account that gives him a twinge of yearning — it’s your portfolio.
It doesn't matter whose forecast you’re looking at... Whether it’s from the EIA, IEA, OPEC, or any Wall Street firm like Goldman Sachs, they all say the same thing — the world will consume...
The shale boom times are over, dear reader, and what’s worse is that the Saudis know this. However, there is a silver lining for investors...
'Tis the season for mergers and acquisitions in the oil patch. Put yourself in Big Oil’s shoes for a moment, and you’ll understand why M&A activity is going to heat up.
Whatever you do, don’t make the mistake of thinking this is the end for oil. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. The shale revolution is far from over...
Last week, analyst Keith Kohl told you to buy oil and thank him later. Well, it turns out he was a week early, as the latest panic on banking failures caused a sharp drop in WTI crude prices.
Make no mistake, dear reader, you and I are being lied to anytime a politician tells us that U.S. oil production is going to suddenly surge.
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