10 Top Oil and Natural Gas Exporting Countries [View article]
This is the most current data?????? Just shows how pathetic the accounting for oil supply, demand, and reserves remains. The oil and gas markets operate on unreliable and outdated information. That exacerbates price volatility that is fueled further by the peak oil scenario.
Surprising Upturn for the Energy Sector [View article]
Many are thinking oil and natgas are due a pullback, and I sure can't say they are wrong. However, if there is a pullback, I believe it will be shallow and short lived. The massive flood of Obamamoney has started flowing into the system. Serious inflation projections are about to be tested. Historically, there has never been such an injection of capital of this magnitude. In the same vein, we will have never experienced the inflationary pressure that comes with such.
In addition, I still believe that some people view "the market" in what I call short term tunnel vision. They are measuring the oil and gas market with short sighted "current market conditions". The market actually is looking ahead, and the pending economic recovery is outweighing ALL of the standard measures of supply and demand. This is due to the fact that demand will overwhelm the currently suppressed supply in very short order with any recovery. Yes, supply can be added, but it always comes after prices have escalated.
To me, it would be too risky to be shorting any commodity, (especially oil and natgas) or most any energy stock.
10 Top Oil and Natural Gas Exporting Countries [View article]
Just shows how pathetic the accounting for oil supply, demand, and reserves remains. The oil and gas markets operate on unreliable and outdated information. That exacerbates price volatility that is fueled further by the peak oil scenario.
Surprising Upturn for the Energy Sector [View article]
However, if there is a pullback, I believe it will be shallow and short lived.
The massive flood of Obamamoney has started flowing into the system. Serious inflation projections are about to be tested.
Historically, there has never been such an injection of capital of this magnitude. In the same vein, we will have never experienced the inflationary pressure that comes with such.
In addition, I still believe that some people view "the market" in what I call short term tunnel vision. They are measuring the oil and gas market with short sighted "current market conditions".
The market actually is looking ahead, and the pending economic recovery is outweighing ALL of the standard measures of supply and demand.
This is due to the fact that demand will overwhelm the currently suppressed supply in very short order with any recovery.
Yes, supply can be added, but it always comes after prices have escalated.
To me, it would be too risky to be shorting any commodity, (especially oil and natgas) or most any energy stock.