(Oil & Gas 360) – Despite Uncertainty Up High, Maximum Effort To Achieve Peace And Prosperity Has Growth Happening, Needing Good Workers + Ingredients. The price of WTI crude oil jumping above $90 per barrel, with Epic Fury’s efforts to end decades of oil revenue funding terrorizing, death and destruction, has increased uncertainty. The quick jump in the current month, closing
(Oil & Gas 360) – Electricity Data For The Month Of March Highlights Why Many Are Likely To Soon Be Caught Very Natural Gas Short More energy needed to power the much needing to be done had 3.2% more electricity generated in March than last year. Grid connected electricity generation plus small-scale solar averaged 11.030-billion-kilowatt hours per day (Bkwh/d) in
(Oil& Gas 360) – Headlines Continuing To Paint A Bearish Oil & Natural Gas Picture During The Month Of May Are Keeping Steadily-Tightening, Temporarily Hidden. Wednesday’s main oil market headline was that U.S. inventory increased again. The main headline from Wednesday morning’s release of the Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Weekly Petroleum Status Report was that “U.S. crude oil inventory increased again.”
(Oil & Gas 360) – Expectations And Oil Prices Have Bottomed With Heading-UP-To-Summer And Much Needing To Be Done Increasing With The Tariff Strategy. The drop in the price of crude oil, from its Winter high to a Spring-Time low exaggerated by Tariff Fear has us conclude the drop has bottomed. Cold air tugged the price of West Texas Intermediate
(Oil & Gas 360) – While Recession Worry Is High, Stock Prices Suggest It Has Happened. Stock Prices & Data Also Indicate A Great Natural Gas & Oil Buy-Low Opportunity. The S&P 500 dropping 1,312.39 (21.3%) and the NASDAQ dropping 5,420.55 (26.8%) from their highs sure looks like a recession has happened. Tariff tactics adding to fear and uncertainty had the
(Oil & Gas 360) – Switching Back To An Employer-Driven Economy (From Ruler-Driven) Restoring Upward Mobility Of The Masses Will Have A Profitable Oil & Gas Drilling Boom. While many are worried about stock market volatility, interest rates, tariffs and other uncertainty, The Climate Changing to stimulating is driving our bullish natural gas outlook. Last week’s 80 Bcf draw in
(Oil & Gas 360) – Last Week Helping Those Fearful Of Mankind’s-Carbon-Dioxide And Natural Gas & Oil Bearish Remain So, Have Those Of Us Bullish Set To Be Rewarded. The last two weeks nicely mild are keeping most unaware that natural gas inventory has changed from being 184 Bcf more than the year before and 284 Bcf more than the five-year
(Oil & Gas 360) – The Sense That Natural Gas Won’t Be Needed/Shouldn’t Be Used Is Helped By Climate-Change Fear And Mild Temps That are Changing Will Catch Many Short. Investor interest and natural gas expectations still restrained is helped by this week thus far delightfully mild. The cold air along the East Coast last week has been replaced
(Oil & Gas 360) – Oil & Natural Gas Prices Low Highlight That Low Expectations Continue To Dominate But Oil Inventory Is Low And The Climate Is Changing. Technical analysis dominating today’s markets having analysis much thinner along with uncertainty high helped record-high U.S. petroleum product exports setting higher record highs be ignored/unknown. While reports of problems Over There are plentiful,
(Oil & Gas 360) – The Fast Jump In Natural Gas Prices Determining Who Gets It In A Market Viewed As Well Supplied Highlights Supply/Demand, Consensus-Beating Tight. While natural gas inventory declined 3 Bcf last week, 3,969 Bcf, 3rd highest in 31 years and only 77 below the record high is helping pretty much all be bearish, believing supply is plentiful. Yesterday
(Oil & Gas 360)- While delightfully mild temperatures are minimizing oil & natural gas demand, prices, and expectations, infrastructure trends are bullish. Most of the summer was warmer than normal, and two devastating Hurricanes encouraged those convinced using fossil fuels has mankind heading to disaster, adding to the many disaster predictions that have already failed. Only five Summer weeks were cooler
