Energy

With oil hitting a six-month high of $117 and a military strike on Syria looming, the U.S. energy independence chant is gaining in popularity. 

Concerns over a U.S. military strike in Syria are prompting stocks to recoil. Oil prices are going the other way.

There is one overlooked industry that stands to benefit considerably from the changing energy landscape in the U.S.

One of the world’s most promising new oil basins – in the East African country of Kenya – clearly holds enough oil to make commercial production possible.

If you think you’ve missed the big profits from the new U.S. energy discoveries, think again. I’m here to tell you that the transformation of the U.S. to… Read more

Oil is back in rarefied air. This chart shows why we shouldn't expect it to stay there.

Oil prices broke above $100 a barrel for the first time in over a year last Wednesday. As oil rises, it’s dragging certain parts of the entire energy… Read more

Saudi Arabian oil fields are drying up at a rapid pace, and the world isn’t quite ready for the end of “Old Oil.” Now, this hasn’t been very well… Read more

Oil is well on its way to $100 again. Recent history tells us that doesn't bode well for the market.