Streetwise Reports' Article Archives — April 2013 back to current month (20)

Bob Moriarty: US Energy Self-Sufficiency Nothing But 'Feel-Good BS' (04/30/2013)

What the "tree huggers" don't realize, says 321energy.com founder Bob Moriarty, is that "the BMWs they drive to anti-Keystone protests need fuel." But the pipeline supporters who expect that fuel to come from American sources are just as delusional, Moriarty asserts in his scathing interview with The Energy Report. That's why he's looking beyond North America for lucrative oil plays. Find out which international producers may be ideally positioned to supply an energy-hungry U.S., and why Moriarty believes oil should be taxed "to the limit."

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China's Secret Energy Investments (04/30/2013)

"There have been 1,673 undocumented Chinese development projects in 50 African countries over the past decade."

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New Wyoming Lithium Deposit Could Meet All U.S. Demand (04/29/2013)

"Last year virtually all of the major brine and mineral-based lithium producers increased their prices, which in turn has spurred prospecting."

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Unconventional: Jim Letourneau's Investment Taste (04/25/2013)

Whether the topic is peak oil, climate change or commodity bull markets, Jim Letourneau tends to take the contrarian position. He's an unapologetic advocate of oil sands development and a shrewd analyst of the companies large and small that are active both in the Alberta oil sands and in the U.S. oil patch. In this interview with The Energy Report, he shares his insights into one of Alberta's largest oil sands players and one of its newest and smallest, as well as a well-positioned startup in the Texas Midland basin and northwestern Montana's Williston basin.

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Back the Dollar with Energy, Not Gold (04/24/2013)

"Backing money with energy, not gold or debt, will cause people to gather energy."

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Andrea Rubakovic: Will Development Pitfalls Create a Global Potash Shortage? (04/23/2013)

Here's the story on potash according to Salman Partners Analyst Andrea Rubakovic: The major players are planning for long-term demand by developing brownfield projects, but they're running into hurdles. Meanwhile, juniors are having trouble financing greenfield projects. Does this mean we're in for a global supply pinch? If so, who could be positioned to profit? Read what Rubakovic has to say in her interview with The Energy Report.

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Need for Energy Integration Will Create Opportunities (04/23/2013)

"Advances like these are going to make the energy balance an interesting and profitable story to follow."

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Curse of the Black Gold: How Oil Exporters Reach Financial Collapse (04/22/2013)

"Declining production capabilities, coupled with the volatility of oil prices, can lead some exporters down a road to financial collapse."

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How to Play by the Rules and Beat the Tax Man with MLPs (04/18/2013)

"MLPs allow owners to move tax liability directly to their personal returns, bypassing the need to pay corporate taxes."

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What Every Investor Should Know About Oil and Gas Micro Caps (04/18/2013)

Atticus Lowe was among those who saw more smoke than fire in the fevered puffery of the shale industry's promoters. With an established track record now, the industry has proved its potential for him, and he is bullish on gas over the long term. He shares his assessment of some of the promising oil and gas players in this interview with The Energy Report.

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Profit from Domestic Energy Growth with Upstream MLPs (04/16/2013)

Sideways oil and gas markets don't mean that investors can't find good upside opportunities and get paid while they wait for more exciting times. Michael Peterson, managing director and senior equity analyst at MLV & Co., tells The Energy Report why upstream MLPs offer stability and continued growth and which names stand out from the crowd.

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Dividends Galore: A 1970's Solution for Cheap Crude (04/16/2013)

"In those days, oil was a weapon."

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Don't Be a Retail Lemming—Buy at the Bottom: Steve Palmer (04/11/2013)

A short-term investor's trash is a long-term investor's ticket to returns, and with resource stocks hitting all-time lows during a time of robust commodity prices, now is the time to snap up promising energy companies, Steve Palmer asserts. As a founder of AlphaNorth Asset Management, one of Canada's market-leading investment firms, Palmer has a practiced eye for spotting winners in a troubled market. He shares his picks in this interview with The Energy Report.

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The Bright Lights of Big Oil (04/11/2013)

"We believe these economic bright lights have created significant opportunities for natural resources investors."

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Does Your Retirement Plan Have Staying Power? Stansberry's Doc Eifrig Has Some Advice (04/09/2013)

What is the best way to juice up your portfolio for a rich retirement? Natural gas and uranium are here to stay, says Stansberry Research's resident medical doctor and retirement investment guru, David Eifrig. In his interview with The Energy Report, Eifrig shares tips to maintain your financial health—but get plenty of rest and exercise so you can enjoy those golden years.

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U.S. Crude Exports May Be Coming (04/08/2013)

"Price gyrations are prompting another round of concerns over supply and production."

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Can Gas Developers Prosper with Low Prices? Ryan Galloway Says Yes (04/04/2013)

Low natural gas prices and volatile oil prices should not hinder investors in the oil and gas sector. In fact, low prices carry their own benefits. Casimir Capital Analyst Ryan Galloway describes a number of oil and gas juniors with savvy management, impressive development strategies and strong prospects of success that have earned a "Strong Buy" from him. Read more in this Energy Report interview.

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What's Next for Coal? (04/04/2013)

"Coal is by far the least expensive and most abundant fossil fuel in the country, though the emergence of large shale natural gas reserves is expected to pose tough competition going forward."

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Bullish on Oil Prices? Two Reasons You Might Change Your Mind (04/02/2013)

The downturn beginning in 2008 triggered a macroeconomic meltdown that would disrupt all markets, domestic and global. Demand for petroleum diminished just as new technologies were beginning to gush out oil and gas in never-before-seen volumes, creating a perfect storm that would depress prices. Now that oil prices have rebounded, is the worst behind us? In this interview with The Energy Report, Director of Energy Research Marshall Adkins of Raymond James & Associates discusses the events of the last five years and the near-term prospects for energy-related investments.

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The New Frontier of Energy–The Old World (04/02/2013)

"We firmly believe that we are in the middle of an European energy renaissance."

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