Nearly a week after the historic release of strategic oil reserves was announced by the IEA, we knew it was only a matter of time before the cracks started to emerge in their grand plan to save the...
Price discovery is a fancy way of asking where buyers and sellers actually meet to determine value. For gold, it’s been London and New York for over a century.
Of all places in the U.S., it’s not Boise, Idaho that most people would think of when it comes to geothermal energy. Yet, the city was running geothermal heat like a public utility over 130 years...
Gold isn't trading above $5,000/oz because of technical indicators or ETF flows. It's here because three structural forces converged, and none of them are reversing anytime soon.
For 10 days, the oil market has been waiting for $100 oil to hit. All it took was a thick dark haze of smoke to roll across the skies of the Middle East this past weekend...
Drug discovery is an elimination contest. And the drug development pipeline is a long hallway of dead ends that burns billions of dollars as you walk it. However, AI is turning “design” into a...
Ever since we talked earlier this week about the real driver behind closing that tiny 22-mile-wide narrow strip of the Strait of Hormuz, more than 200 tankers have become effectively stranded...
Remember, all you need for traditional geothermal energy is just three things in the same place at the same time: heat near the surface, enough water, and a permeable rock that can circulate the...
Perhaps the most popular story flooding every headline was about the Strait of Hormuz. Keep in mind that Iran threatening tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has become so common, that more than...
Sam Altman made headlines in February at Cisco's AI Summit in San Francisco after suggesting that he’s ready to invest in — or outright subsidize — pharmaceutical companies that use its AI...
You know that old rule about gold and interest rates moving in opposite directions? Well, it died in 2022.
All last year we saw Big Tech scrambling to secure contracts. There’s a good reason why, too. U.S. data centers consumed 183 terawatt-hours of electricity in 2024.