Oil Prices

For a brief moment today between “government shut-down” stories and “D.C. shooter” headlines, The Wall Street Journal ran a headline “U.S. is Overtaking Russia as Largest Oil-and-Gas Producer.”

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

I don’t know if anything you’ve read or heard about the current American energy boom is even half-way accurate.

Investors who complain that nothing is cheap these days aren’t paying attention. Today, natural gas currently sells for once-in-a-lifetime, fire-sale prices. The price has fallen 68% from the… Read more

Want to make a lot more money by doing a lot less work?  If it were possible, I’m sure you would jump at the chance.

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.