Could this be the end of America's oil empire? Market analyst Keith Kohl discusses why Biden’s next move will most assuredly determine the winners and losers of the U.S. oil industry...
All it took was one swift stroke of a pen, and President Biden ended a 13-year war against the Keystone XL pipeline.
Crude prices rose across the board on Thursday and are in the green by roughly a quarter-percent leading into today’s open. But this is just the beginning of a much larger run-up. These are the...
There are catalysts lined up for 2021 that will inevitably push oil prices higher… and nothing OPEC+ says or does can slow this momentum. Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl takes a closer look...
Our wealth of natural gas is the worst-kept secret in the U.S. energy sector today. Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl looks ahead at the primary driver for a natural gas bull market in 2021.
Just when you thought the chaos this year was over, Marco and Laura showed up to the party. Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl takes a look at what's ahead for natural gas prices and where to look...
So you can’t make any money in oil and gas anymore? Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl explains why Jim is wrong and how low oil prices are creating a big opportunity for investors...
The U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) market is the fastest-growing and most potentially profitable sector of fossil fuels for both individual investors and the American economy as a whole. But...
2019 was not a great year for oil and gas stocks. Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess explains why oil and gas may remain in a slump in 2020 and how investors can prepare...
Last year, Energy and Capital editor Christian DeHaemer made seven predictions about the stock market for 2019. Now, on the threshold of 2020, he is revisiting those predictions to see how he did.
Rick Perry wrapped up his final day as head of the Energy Department yesterday. Energy and Capital editor Luke Burgess looks back on his tenure as Energy Secretary and his positive contributions to...
Global oil demand is forecast to reach a record-setting 100 million barrels per day next year. And while America will remain the world's largest producer and consumer of both crude oil and natural...