Energy Prospectus

The BIG gassers will survive and rise again. The U.S. natural gas market is BIG and VERY IMPORTANT.

Another thing to keep in mind is that demand for U.S. natural gas, including exports is approximately 105 Bcf per day over the course of a year. The gas price is down today because the front month contract MAY24 expires this week. JUN24, which will be the front month contract next week, closed at $1...

Interesting comments from HFI Research EIA oil storage report was fairly bullish today with the crude draw of 6.4 million bbls outpacing our forecast of -4.33 million bbls. More importantly in these weekly reports, we watch just how accurate we are at estimating US crude production. And so far, thin...

A Passive Foreign Investment Company (PFIC) is a corporation located abroad that meets one of two conditions based on either income or assets: Income Test: At least 75% of the corporation’s gross income is “passive,” which means it is derived from investments or other sources not related to regular ...

I now expect Matador's 2024 production to meet (likely exceed) the top of the guidance range put out in February of 153,000 to 159,000 Boepd (91,000 to 95,000 BOPD). Matador's hedges are just basis swaps on some of their natural gas, so only minor impact on their realized commodity prices. They repo...

Summary of Weekly Petroleum Data for the week ending April 19, 2024 U.S. crude oil refinery inputs averaged 15.9 million barrels per day during the week ending April 19, 2024, which was 42 thousand barrels per day less than the previous week’s average. Refineries operated at 88.5% of their operable ...

Bottomline: InPlay is in Great Shape and the stock should be a double for us within a year. I have updated my valuation to $4.35US for IPOOF. IPO.TO is trading at $2.495Cdn ($1.78US) this morning. Dividend yield is ~7.2% Notes from yesterday. The CEO of InPlay Oil, Doug Bartole made an impressive p...

It was not in the new area. I think they were testing deeper zones within Atlee Buffalo.

Trading Economics: Crude Oil >WTI crude futures rebounded toward $83.50 per barrel on Tuesday, after falling to as low as $80.85 earlier in the session driven by optimism that disappointing PMI data might prompt interest rate cuts to pick up pace and boost oil demand. Activity increased at a slower ...

Trading Economics: Crude Oil >WTI crude futures rebounded toward $83.50 per barrel on Tuesday, after falling to as low as $80.85 earlier in the session driven by optimism that disappointing PMI data might prompt interest rate cuts to pick up pace and boost oil demand. Activity increased at a slower ...