All Posts Tagged With: "Oil Companies"
Why Oil May Be Headed for $50
In 2000, investors thought the world was a “different” place. “You have to value Internet companies differently,” people would say. “Ignore the triple-digit P/E… That is an obsolete way to value a company.”
Special Energy Indicator Points Toward Higher Gas Prices and a Potential 467% Profit Play
Here at Money Morning over the past six months, we’ve talked a great deal about oil and gasoline prices. We’ve offered our predictions about how high those prices were going, and have detailed a number of investment opportunities - chosen as much for their margins of safety as for their profit potential.
Cashing in on Commodities: Two Ways to Profit From the World’s Newest Markets
Many people are in sticker shock thanks to high gas prices and oil that punched through the $135-a-barrel level recently, before sliding back.
Oil Companies Profit from Sulfuric-Acid Market Boom
The sulfuric-acid market is booming and oil companies are reaping the rewards.
According to the London Times, the price of sulfur has risen from $50 to $500 a ton in under a year. More from this report:
“Shell is one of the most-efficient producers of sulphur,” Barry Clarke, a sulphur market analyst for Pentasul, said.
Follow T. Boone’s Oil Pickings!
T. Boone Pickens is a major oil guy. He became successful buying up oil and gas companies and trading energy for his fund, BP Capital. And now he’s forecasting $150 oil.
Crisis Trader Is Always Ahead of the Game…
On May 20, 2008, I put out a buy on this alternative energy company. Today, this company got its first Wall Street analysts’ upgrade in more than two years with a $3 price target.
Why You Should Stay Away From the Alternative Investment Market
Around this time last year, the nation’s investment experts all started to point out how cheap the big FTSE 100 stocks looked and to suggest that we all switched out of smaller companies and into blue chips.
Congress Beats Up On Oil Execs
Rotten, no-good Members-of-Congress. In America, the Senators haul oil executives in front of Congress to insult and belittle them.
Asia to Cut Energy Subsidies as Oil Prices Surge
As crude oil prices smash the $135-a-barrel barrier for the first time, Taiwan, Malaysia and Indonesia say they will take action to protect their state-owned oil companies.
“If oil prices keep going up, it is simply not in any country’s best interest to keep subsidizing these prices indefinitely,” says Peter Gastreich, a UBS oil and gas analyst, in the Financial Times.
Where Will Future Oil Production Come From and How Can Investors Profit Today, Part 2
The IEA forecast for a daily increase in global oil production of 31 million barrels by 2030—a 37% jump—sounds like pure fantasy. Do the facts support it? Are big oil companies already searching for that future oil and finding it? Do they have plans to produce it?
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