Energy

Three new companies went public this week, injecting life into an IPO market that had been moribund since Thanksgiving.

Grantham predicted bubbles in Japanese stocks in 1989 and U.S. stocks in 2000, and risk assets in 2007.

Now he has a new prediction.

Hurricane Sandy has had an unexpected effect on oil prices. But the impact will be short-lived, and is not something that should sway oil investors, says Kevin McElroy.

President Obama may have rejected Canadian oil. But the world’s largest oil company has gladly accepted our neighbors to the north.

As Americans, we’re constantly being told that domestic oil supplies are scarce. But recent requests by some high-profile oil companies suggest otherwise.

I wrote about two seemingly unrelated subjects yesterday: last night’s presidential debate and coal. Turns out the two subjects were intertwined – at least for one day.

Demand for natural gas in the U.S. is surging, and should continue to do so in the coming years. But coal is the resource that's making waves overseas.

The Federal Reserve has been debasing money at an unprecedented rate since 2009. Last week's announcement that it would be buying $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) monthly… Read more

Kevin McElroy is an oil bull. He thinks oil could go up to $300 a barrel. But Kevin also doesn't rule out the possibility of it falling to… Read more