Streetwise Articles
Back-to-Back Reversals
Source: Chris Vermeulen, TheGoldAndOilGuy (7/22/10)
"Something big is about to happen. . ."
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Oil/DJIA Correlation Stronger Than Ever
Source: Seeking Alpha, Konrad Imielinski (7/22/10)
"First time daily oil, DJIA moves are positively interdependent."
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Oil Majors Form JV sans BP
Source: MarketWatch, Steve Gelsi (7/22/10)
"Move suggests oil majors to stay active in the Gulf's deep waters."
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Tehran, Beijing in New Round of Oil Talks
Source: Tehran Times (7/21/10)
"China's ready to partake in gasoline-production projects in Iran."
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Bolivia to Exploit Lithium Demand
Source: IHS Global, Anna Gilmour (7/21/10)
"Significant lithium reserves could benefit Bolivia."
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New Initiatives for Clean Energy
Source: sunpluggers (7/21/10)
"Initiatives promote global transition to cleaner energy development."
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House Passes Bills for Safer Drilling
Source: Bloomberg, Jeff Plungis (7/21/10)
"House passed measures to develop technologies for safer drilling."
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Argentina's Nuclear Ambition
Source: Uranium Investing News, Dave Brown (7/21/10)
"Argentina's government-run nuclear industry notorious for cost and time overruns."
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Junior Oil and Gas: A Stock Picker's Market
Source: Keith Schaefer, Oil & Gas Investments Bulletin (7/21/10)
"Junior oil stocks are starting to show positive divergence."
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Geordie Mark: Glowing Reviews for Uranium Plays
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Energy Report (7/20/10)
Uranium's not as sexy as gold or silver. But with a host of reactors slated for construction, the sector is rife with opportunities. Haywood Securities Analyst Geordie Mark, in this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, tells us why he's given "sector outperform" ratings to no less than 11 companies. It could be the most comprehensive global roundup of uranium plays anywhere.
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Crude Oil Prices Listless
Source: UPI (7/20/10)
"Crude oil prices fell close to $76 per barrel. . ."
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Uranium Resources for a Century
Source: World Nuclear News (7/20/10)
"Worldwide uranium resources, production and demand are increasing."
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North American REE Market Settling After Quota Cuts
Source: Phillip Arnheim, Asian Metal (7/20/10)
"REE miners outside China saw immediate boost in investor interest."
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Lithium Gets Its Own ETF
Source: MetalMiner, Lisa Reisman (7/20/10)
"Global X Lithium will track lithium producers and battery makers."
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Shale Gas May Aid Delayed Arctic Pipeline
Source: sify news, Jeffrey Jones (7/20/10)
"New gas supplies may encourage a shift from coal to gas."
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Gold, Oil and SP500 Trading Patterns
Source: Chris Vermeulen, TheGoldAndOilGuy (7/19/10)
"We saw some choppy price action with waves of buying and selling."
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Nations to Meet on Clean Energy
Source: redOrbit (7/19/10)
"Creation of green jobs are a top priority."
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China Now Top Energy Consumer
Source: CBC News (7/19/10)
"China topped the U.S. tally of 2,170 tons of 'oil equivalent.'"
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New ETF Charges Up Niche
Source: The Wall Street Journal, Carolyn Cui (7/19/10)
"Companies are launching funds tracking obscure markets."
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Decline of the Western Oil Majors
Source: Gerson Lehrman Group (7/19/10)
"Western oil majors at competitive disadvantage in emerging markets."
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Oil Sands Message Getting Through
Source: Reuters, Jeffrey Jones (7/19/10)
"U.S. lawmakers open to oil sands despite opposition campaigns."
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Uranium Sector Rallies
Source: Financial Post, Jonathan Ratner (7/17/10)
"Security of supply in the sector has come back into focus."
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Porter Stansberry: "We Can't Live without Gulf Oil"
Source: Karen Roche of The Energy Report (7/15/10)
Tragic as the situation is, "everything is going to be okay" in the Gulf of Mexico, according to Stansberry & Associates Investment Research Founder Porter Stansberry. Porter, who has a reputation as an independent thinker with a penchant for "out-of-consensus" viewpoints, shares some of his contrarian opinions in this exclusive interview with The Energy Report.
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Dems Pursue Smaller Energy Bill
Source: The New York Times, Peter Baker and David Herszenhorn (7/15/10)
"If not now, when?"
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