Have Metals and Stocks Bottomed Yet?
Source: Chris Vermeulen, TheGoldAndOilGuy  (2/11/10)
Everyone is wondering if gold, silver and the indexes have bottomed after last week's heavy selling. To put things into perspective there were over 30 sell orders for every 1 buy order at the NYSE. That is pure panic. . . More >

Oil Futures Drop amid Uncertainty about Greek Bailout
Source: MarketWatch, Polya Lesova & Nick Godt  (2/11/10)
"The euro slumped and the dollar jumped amid continued uncertainty." More >

Italy Approves Nuclear Decree
Source: Nuclear Engineering International  (2/11/10)
". . .the decree would allow the government to launch its return to nuclear." More >

Iraq on Road to Stamping Out Oil Graft
Source: Upstream Online  (2/11/10)
"Iraq took a step towards leaving its reputation for corruption and misuse of oil cash behind today" More >

Distortions in Commodities Markets: 2008 Oil Bubble
Source: Seeking Alpha, William Gamble  (2/10/10)
"Commodities rise with inflation. . .if the markets for commodities are free from distortion" More >

The Latest on the Ethanol Scam
Source: Energy Tribune, Robert Bryce  (2/10/10)
"The amount of grain needed to produce enough ethanol to fill an SUV [tank once] could 'feed one person for an entire year'" More >

OPEC Outlook
Source: Oil & Gas Journal, Sam Fletcher  (2/10/10)
"Non-OECD regions will be the sole contributors to global demand growth in 2010" More >

Uranium Prices Update
Source: uranium-stocks.net  (2/9/10)
"Uranium could take some time in convincing us that it is becoming everyone's favorite play." More >

Nuclear Battle: Japan vs. South Korea
Source: Uranium Investing News, Melissa Pistilli  (2/9/10)
"Asia is quickly becoming the epicenter of global nuclear power investment." More >

Frank Holmes: Emerging Markets' Growth and the Resources Boom
Source: Interviewed by Karen Roche, Publisher, The Energy Report  (2/4/10)
It takes vast quantities of natural resources such as gas and oil to copper and zinc to build infrastructure to accommodate explosive growth in population, upward mobility, urbanization and industrialization in developing economies. As Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors, suggests in this exclusive Energy Report interview, adapting nimbly and rationally is the key to staying in the game and names some resource companies he feels are well positioned to win. More >

Victor Goncalves: Fundamental Shifts on the Horizon for Energy
Source: Interviewed by Karen Roche, Publisher, The Energy Report  (2/4/10)
Equities and Economics Report writer Victor Gonçalves, in this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, talks with us about what he thinks "being green" means for energy. It's more than having a smaller carbon footprint, and more about using energy efficiently. He's enthusiastic about the prospects for rare earths, saying they are going to be a "huge phenomenon." More >

Uranium to Trade in $40/lb to $60/lb Range for 2 Years-Analyst
Source: Mining Weekly, Jade Davenport  (2/3/10)
"100 nuclear power plants planned for construction. . .further 270 had been proposed for construction." More >

Iran Unveils New Satellite Capabilities
Source: Wall Street Journal, Chip Cummins  (2/3/10)
". . .the test-firing could raise fresh alarms about Iran's weapons development" More >

Nuclear Hurdles & Profitable Leaps
Source: Nick Hodge, Energy & Capital  (2/3/10)
We need to encourage American innovation. . .And no area is more ripe for such innovation than energy. . .And that means building a new generation of safe, clean nuclear power plants in this country. –2010 State of the Union Address More >

Uganda Court Keeps Oil Deals Secret
Source: upstreamonline.com  (2/3/10)
"Ugandan government has defied pressure to disclose the terms of its agreements with oil companies" More >

The Century for Natural Gas
Source: Seeking Alpha, Elliott Gue  (2/2/10)
". . .I expect natural gas to increase its share of the global energy mix substantially." More >

'Fracking' Gives U.S. Edge over Russia in Nat Gas
Source: Commodity Online  (2/2/10)
". . .heady predictions that Qatar and Russia would become major exporters to the U.S. have to be revised." More >

China and the "Deniers": Why Climate Change Is Problematic for China
Source: Energy Tribune, Michael Economides and Xina Xie  (2/2/10)
"Chinese media are reporting on alternative climate theories, including the possibility that global cooling has begun." More >

The End Result: Another PetroBakken Take-over in the Cardium
Source: Keith Schaefer, Oil & Gas Investments Bulletin 2/1/10  (2/1/10)
This play has exploded onto the screens of analysts and investors in six short months. . . More >

Tom MacNeill: Saskatchewan Leading the Resources Boom
Source: Interviewed by Karen Roche, Publisher, The Energy Report  (1/28/10)
Tom MacNeill, Chairman and CEO of 49 North Resources Inc., is gung-ho about the prospects for Saskatchewan and the early-stage opportunities in the now-flourishing resources sector. As he tells readers in this exclusive Energy Report interview, he's thrilled to be facilitating the inflow of investment capital to further dynamic junior resource projects in everything from oil and gas to uranium and coal. More >

Mid-Week Charts: Gold, Silver, Oil, Nat Gas and SP500
Source: Chris Vermeulen, TheGoldAndOilGuy  (1/28/10)
The stock indexes have been trading very choppily making it difficult for swing/trend traders. It's during times like this when seasoned traders rise above the herd of average traders. More >

Asia Reshapes Coal Markets
Source: miningmx, Brendan Ryan  (1/27/10)
"South Africa's coal business is not in Europe, it's in Asia." More >

How to Profit from Energy Efficiency
Source: Energy & Capital, Nick Hodge  (1/27/10)
"The NYSE itself is bullish on this tech" More >

The Other Oil Play You Simply Can't Ignore
Source: Marin Katusa, Casey's Energy Report  (1/27/10)
The biggest economic shift of our time is under way. Cheap and easy oil is gone for good. And given our addiction to low-cost oil, the results are about to put the squeeze on your pocket book. . . More >

IEA to Hold Meetings on Oil Speculators
Source: Bloomberg, Shigeru Sato and Yuji Okada  (1/27/10)
". . .regulators may have to take decisive measures to limit investment by banks." More >