Natural Gas

For the past five years, investment opportunities in U.S. energy have dominated financial-media headlines.  This is understandable. The paradigm shift brought about by fracking has been monumental. South of… Read more

It’s usually a challenge to select one single growth trend that is more powerful than the rest. But that’s not the case these days – it has to be… Read more

The most profitable opportunities usually lay beyond the headline stories. Such is the case with U.S onshore oil and gas plays. You have likely heard plenty about the Bakken and… Read more

It’s easy to get excited about the U.S. oil and gas boom. Every day, proven reserves in the ground are going up. This is a complete trend reversal… Read more

Natural gas has always been less expensive than crude oil. But today, the market is putting a huge value on crude while considerably discounting natural gas.

When it comes to natural gas, the United States has a distinct advantage. And this advantage creates a big profit opportunity for a select group of U.S. companies. 

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. 

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

Within just 17 years the United States will be completely oil independent. For a country that imported 60% of its oil as recently as 2005, it’s a huge shift.