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Traders often call natural gas the widow-maker, and for good reason. Since the price of the fuel was fully deregulated nearly two decades ago, it has literally surged and plummeted with the seasons.In the 1990s, expectations that gas would trade...
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Market Blog submits: By Allan Robinson Exxon Mobil Corp.'s (XOM) agreement to buy XTO Energy Inc. (XTO) for $31 billion (U.S.) is a bet that natural gas usage in the long-run will rise as a cleaner energy alternative to coal and heavy oil.Complete Story...
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Shiv Kapoor submits: Today I will revisit my views on the long term fundamentals of the Energy sector. Today Paul Samuelson passed away at the age of 94. When a colossus who has influenced my life in some small way dies, I pay respect. Paul...
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Neil Carvin submits: BP (NYSE: BP) earned a profit attributable to shareholders $1.69 per ADR in the third quarter of 2009, which ended 30 September. The profit in the same period last year was $2.58/ADR. In October, we examined BP's Income Statement for...
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Trader Mark submits:As Jeffrey Immelt knows America is no longer about 'free market capitalism' but all about 'corporate socialism'.... chasing the taxpayer handouts. It is what it is, but let's just be honest about it. Complete Story »
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Kurt Wulff (McDep Associates) submits: Oil for the next six years quoted at $88 a barrel lends credibility to estimated Net Present Value (NPV) of US$22 a share for buy-recommended BG Group plc (BRGXF.PK), including its share of discoveries...
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Dec 13th 1:20pm by Kishore Jethanandani
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Kishore Jethanandani submits: Introduction Natural gas engines, in the emerging business environment, have a chance to displace diesel engines. The emission standards that will be implemented in 2010 will increase the relative cost of diesel engines....
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Jason Kelly submits: It's the trade we've been watching for a while. At the beginning of this month, the dollar looked far too hated for its downtrend to continue. The dying dollar was largely responsible for the commodities boom on an elementary level,...
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Toby Shute submits:Barclays analyst Vishal Shah started off the week in solar with a bang, upgrading Suntech Power (STP), SunPower (SPWRA), and JA Solar (JASO) and identifying the trio as his top picks. Mr. Shah, part of a DOE-sponsored working group...
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The Burrill Report submits: Federal funding intended to advance 19 biorefinery projects is flowing again from the U.S. Departments of Energy and Agriculture. Together, the two agencies will spend $564 million to accelerate the construction and operation...
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Zacks.com submits: Chevron Corp. (CVX) – the second-biggest U.S. energy firm – offered a glimpse of its 2010 capital spending plans. The integrated major said that it will prune its capital expenditures by about $1.2 billion in 2010, as the...
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Kurt Wulff (McDep Associates) submits: Analyzing third quarter results released after the market close on November 5, we reaffirm estimated Net Present Value (NPV) of $92 a share for buy-recommended EOG Resources (EOG). On that basis, unlevered...
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Kurt Wulff (McDep Associates) submits: Analyzing third quarter results filed as Form 10-Q with the Securities and Exchange Commission after the market close on November 5, we reaffirm estimated Net Present Value (NPV) of $27 a unit for...
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The Energy Report submits:Jennings Capital VP and Senior Oil & Gas Research Analyst Greg Chornoboy shares his take on the prospects for prices in oil and natural gas—and what he sees driving those prices—in this exclusive Energy Report...
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Stephen Yu submits:Since I first wrote about Cloud Peak Energy (CLD) here last week, the stock has retreated about 4%. However, after doing some more research, I am more confident of the company's value.This week, I tried to find out how much investors...