The U.S. is facing an energy crisis unlike many have seen before. Market analyst Sean McCloskey breaks down the situation and what you can do about it...
The fact that we’re staring at $120/bbl oil again is no surprise to anyone in our investment community. Make no mistake — there’s still plenty of room left to run.
Perhaps there are better ways to hedge against future high gas prices than taking physical possession. Analyst Christian DeHaemer has some ideas for you...
Is this the summer of destruction? At this point, the only thing that is going to lower oil prices isn’t some last-second policy thrown together by the White House.
Despite leading the market and having a booming year, the oil sector is still undervalued. WTI is selling at $114 a barrel right now. It will go a lot higher.
When was it that you realized oil was ready to burst higher? Do you feel late to the party? Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl explains why you're not...
When was the last time you scooped the greatest investor in history? Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl reveals the oil stock that Warren Buffett is betting on.
We’re about to experience another surge in oil prices, which have been consolidating just north of $100 per barrel. All the market needs is a jolt in consumption.
Oil prices are anything but stable, but we do know oil is surging higher this summer. The question is will you be in the right position when it does?
The world needs new oil, and it doesn't appear that the U.S. shale patch will save the day like it did 15 years ago. Here's the good news for investors...
If you don’t spend money to find new oil, you will eventually run out. Right now, all six of the big oil companies are running out of crude and fast.
On Monday, WTI crude fell below $93 per barrel, a level we haven’t seen since Russian tanks started rolling across the Ukrainian border. Is this a dip worth buying?