Yesterday, gold was trading as high as $4,380 per ounce, pressing against the same resistance level that capped prices back in October. Since then, prices have tightened and volatility has started...
How many times is this going to happen? How many times will we have to sit through the IEA revising its previous projections after spending months and years aggressively pursuing a bearish...
1,400 barrels per day. In the Permian Basin, that’s about how much crude a driller can expect to see flowing out of a new well. The number varies, give or take, but the sharp decline rate seen...
I know a lot of people are screaming the word bubble when it comes to AI. And to be fair, there’s some good arguments going back and forth. However, one undeniable aspect of the AI boom taking...
You know just as well as I do how well gold has performed for us this year. The precious metal has run nearly 60% this year, eclipsing that $4,000 level just two months ago. Once prices started...
The reason why these USGS planes are surveying critical mineral potential in Iowa isn't because President Trump suddenly developed an academic interest in Midwestern bedrock...
Gold shattered a psychological price barrier after breaking above $4,000/oz this fall. Then after a few months of consolidation, gold prices are back above $4,200/oz and now climbing like it knows...
The Oil Stocks President Trump’s latest escalation — U.S. strikes on cartel boats drifting off Venezuela’s coastline, and the growing expectation of direct action against cartel networks...
One of the worst-kept secrets inside OPEC is that members love to fudge the numbers to suit their needs. For decades, output quotas were more of a running joke to the industry...
You and I both know that gold has ripped through record after record this year, and has spent the last few months consolidating just above $4,000 an ounce; analysts openly debate whether $4,500 is...
To understand where oil is heading in 2026, it helps to look back at the quiet, uneasy stretch that began in 1978 and snowballed into an energy crunch. It started as a scattered supply tightness —...
From 1970 until 2008, U.S. oil production followed a single, depressing trajectory — down. Like clockwork, every year our crude inched lower. And every barrel we lost in this seemingly...