Oil and Gas
There is still big money to be made in oil and gas. The U.S. is now the world’s largest crude supplier and the third-largest liquid natural gas supplier. U.S. production will continue to rise, taking market share from Russia and Saudi Arabia. More LNG production is coming online. And there are some fantastic income-producing opportunities in this space.
Could Crude Oil Prices Drop to $5 per Barrel?
Don’t be fooled by last week’s jump in crude prices. Wise investors should avoid the oil sector altogether.
Demand Drop: The Latest in the Oil Price War
Between COVID-19 and the oil price war, crude is in a state of major oversupply and reduced demand.
How the U.S. Is Taking Over the Oil Sector
A new oil drilling technology has allowed the U.S. to produce most of its own oil, decreasing oil prices.
Energy Independence in the U.S. Even More Critical Now
In light of today’s geopolitical climate, it would be wise for investors to reduce their exposure to fossil fuel investments.
6 LNG Investments to Tap Into
The global demand for LNG will be here for decades to come. And these companies have a head start.
Conventional Oil and Gas Discoveries Hit 70-Year Lows
Over the last three years, new oil discoveries hit a 70-year low… with no indication of a rebound.
Natural Gas in Pennsylvania: A 21st-Century Energy Revolution
Natural gas has emerged as the transition fuel that will take us to renewables.
Crude Oil Price Forecast for 2020
No matter how you slice it, the world is awash in crude. What does that mean for oil prices?
Upstream Oil and Gas Could Ruin Your Portfolio
U.S. upstream companies are overproducing… and it’s suppressing share prices.
Pennsylvania Pipeline Companies Seeing Economic Boom
Pennsylvania’s natural gas surplus is responsible for an economic boom. Pipeline companies in particular are profiting.