Profit from Oil's Seasonal Low

Source: Forbes, Tom Aspray (8/2/11)

"The usual summertime correction in oil prices is now setting up risk-controlled buying opportunities for stocks and ETFs."

Forbes, Tom Aspray

The usual summertime correction in oil prices is now setting up risk-controlled buying opportunities for several strong oil-services stocks and a primary sector ETF.

The stock market's celebration over the apparent debt-ceiling resolution was short lived, as a much-weaker-than-expected manufacturing report doused the rally with cold water. Though the stock market is oversold, the failure to mount a better rally suggests a drop to the March lows may happen sooner rather than later. The good news is that the increasing negativity may mute any reaction to a worse-than-expected job report on Friday. . .View full article

Oil and Gas Co.'s Production Restored
Source: Stephane Foucaud (04/25/2024)

Further visibility on GeoPark Ltd.'s Argentina acquisition could be a catalyst for the share price, according to an Auctus Advisors research note.

Expert Says Gas Stockpiles Could Be Drawn Down by AI Electricity Demands
Source: McAlinden Research (04/25/2024)

McAlinden Research shares a deep dive into the natural gas sector as it struggles to rebound, sharing charts from some ETFs that may be effected.

E&P Co. To Restart Drilling in Equatorial Guinea
Source: Stephane Foucaud (04/24/2024)

Panoro Energy ASA's drilling contract will allow production in EG to return to growth, according to an Auctus Advisors research note.

Is a Commodities Super Cycle on the Way?
Source: Streetwise Reports (04/19/2024)

Are we at the start of a commodities supercycle? We sat down with McAlinden Research to see what they had to say about the current state of commodities.

Energy Co. Looks at Spinning Off Hydrogen From Oil & Gas Interests
Source: Streetwise Reports (04/18/2024)

As the move toward clean energy picks up steam, this energy company is looking at turning its hydrogen subsidiaries and its oil and gas interests into separate companies.