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?
Projections for gasoline prices this summer have reached as high as $8 per gallon. A certain energy stock is set to outperform oil stocks as gas prices rise...
May 2020 WTI contracts plummeted a record 306%. Today, we find ourselves in a radically different climate for oil markets—and we’re more bullish than ever.
Before you get comfy and start throwing darts at a wall trying to find profits in oil stocks, you should know that $100 oil isn't all it's cracked up to be.
U.S. energy experts predict even sharper spikes in gas prices. Analyst Sean McCloskey explains how retail investors can take advantage immediately...
My colleagues are fond of pointing out when there is blood in the streets, and last Friday the market was flowing with crimson volatility. We are looking at a huge window of opportunity...
After averaging an abysmal $39.17 per barrel in 2020 (thanks to the havoc COVID-19 lockdowns wreaked upon the global economy), WTI prices are expected to average approximately $65.69 per barrel this...
Given the way the media are hyperfocused on meme stocks and crypto, you’d think they were the only game in town. However, while all this speculation is going on there has been a stealth bull...
Many oil companies are selling at 60%–80% discounts from their highs at a time when oil prices are about to take off. Now is the time to put your money to work in oil.
Don’t pay attention to oil prices. Pay attention to balance. Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl looks at the other side of the supply-and-demand equation inside the global oil market...
About a year ago, WTI crude oil was trading well under $40, but before you know it, barrels of oil could be trading closer to $70. Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl takes a closer look at why oil...