The latest table pounding buy for the oil sector was issued last week.
It came from the most unlikely (and highly credentialed) source.
The single greatest fund manager in history said in a Barron's interview last week:
“Oil, energy services, and natural gas can provide triples……”
He named no other sector, this is...
How fast is US oil production slowing? That is The Big Question that oil bulls are asking right now.
That—and some wildly different EIA data—make this question very timely right now.
You see, the monthly and weekly EIA oil production data are showing growth at two very different speeds. The weekly numbers intimate...
TransCanada Corp. (TRP:NYSE) recently announced that repairs to its Bison Pipeline in northeast Wyoming have been completed, reports Platts.
Turmalina Metals (TBX:TSXV) is the next high grade, tightly structured venture from backers of K92 Mining (KNT-TSXv) – the hottest team in the junior gold sector.
The stock price of K92 Mining has rocketed this year… up from 70 cents to $2.70 (almost 400%!) as their Kainantu Mine keeps churning out more and more...
Making a lot of money in junior mining is actually pretty simple. Put together a strong technical team with a strong finance team, and pay up for good assets. Insert all that into a tight share structure where the insiders don’t get too greedy and leave some room for...
I’m not going to try and forecast the 2020 election at this point.
Not with impeachment, Ukraine, Biden’s son, quid pro quo, Michael Bloomberg and who knows what else between now and then.
But a chart I found today made me think of what would happen if Democrat Elizabeth Warren wins...
By Alex Grant
It’s still a nuclear winter for junior lithium stocks—especially for the South American salar (evaporation) projects—but a very different kind of project has been heating up in North America.
Surprisingly, they are deep, hot brine plays, which didn’t get much attention during the lithium bull run of 2016-2017....
ESG stands for Environmental Social and Governance, and it means investing money in sustainable ways.
But can resource extraction companies be ESG compliant when they are removing huge amounts of rock—like open pit mines—or bringing billions of barrels of hydro-CARBONs to the surface?
