What’s the most important factor for the oil price in 2018?
Would you believe me if I told you it was the US natural gas price?
As a minimum, the US natural gas price is one of, if not the most under-appreciated factor in the price of WTI—for one simple reason:
There...
By Dave Forest, contributing editor
Commodity guru Don Coxe said opportunities come in sectors where “those who know it best, love it least."
The quote fits today’s natural gas sector to a T.
Gas producers are increasingly bearish on prices for their sector. You can see it in their hedging.
Look at the...
Kitimat LNG partners, Encana Corporation, Apache Canada Ltd. and EOG Resources Canada Inc. announced in a statement released October 13 that the National Energy Board (NEB) has provided Kitimat LNG with a 20-year export license that allows it to export liquid natural gas (LNG) from Canada.
I’m all about making money for subscribers.
I don’t spend a lot of time mulling over macro stuff. I want to know the macro basics and then research and discover which companies will profit.
There are a lot of guys MUCH smarter than me when it comes to figuring out where...
Investing in Condensate, Part I explained what this hot new commodity is; Part II outlined the bullish case for Canadian condensate demand, and in this third and final article on condensate, I review American efforts to move their glut of condensate north.
Condensate is making uneconomic gas wells profitable for producers in the...
Natural gas companies are now trying to market themselves as “liquid rich” or “wet gas” producers whenever possible.That's because these “wet gases,” or NGLs (natural gas liquids), are worth a lot more money than straight-up dry gas – which is methane.
Angle Energy (NGL-TSX) has what I...
On October 25, New York State Environmental Conservation Commissioner Joe Martens said his group won't be able to generate its report on drilling in the Marcellus Shale by November 1, creating uncertainty surrounding the timeline for issuing drilling permits for New York's portion of the Marcellus.
Natural gas supply and demand fundamentals have changed in a major way. In March there was way too much gas. By November there may not be enough...at least at these low prices.
NOW is the time to position yourself to profit from it…..BEFORE the money starts flowing into natural gas...