Sunday, March 23, 2025
Eckard's Words on Wealth: Entrepreneurship as its own reward- oil and gas 360

Eckard’s Words on Wealth

(Oil & Gas 360) – Tune in for exclusive insights from an industry leader! With a mission to create tangible wealth from tangible assets, Eckard Enterprises Founder and Board Chairman Troy Eckard recounts his success story as an entrepreneur in the world’s most important industry in this audio series of minute-long insights. Those insights include how his firm evaluates different basins,

Energy Market Assessment: Restoring upward mobility of the masses will have a profitable oil & gas drilling boom- oil and gas 360

Energy Market Assessment: Restoring upward mobility of the masses will have a profitable oil & gas drilling boom

(Oil & Gas 360) –   Switching Back To An Employer-Driven Economy (From Ruler-Driven) Restoring  Upward Mobility Of The Masses Will Have A Profitable Oil & Gas Drilling Boom.   While many are worried about stock market volatility, interest rates, tariffs and other uncertainty, The Climate Changing to stimulating is driving our bullish natural gas outlook.  Last week’s 80 Bcf draw in

A note on the news - Decision time: For Europe – and others- oil and gas 360

A note on the news – Decision time: For Europe – and others

(Oil & Gas 360) – After World War II, the US established a new “rules-based liberal international order” dominated by new “liberal democracies”.  That system with its democracies is crumbling – right on schedule.  As I have written previously, democracies vote for their own destruction; they typically last less than a century.  The post-WWII democracies are now 75 to 80

COAL’S FUTURE IS BRIGHT-Westmoreland Mining CEO- oil and gas 360

COAL’S FUTURE IS BRIGHT-Westmoreland Mining CEO

(Oil & Gas 360) – According to Martin Purvis, CEO of Westmoreland Mining, rumors of coal’s death are vastly premature. Purvis delivered his worldview on the mineral’s future at the Colorado Mining Association’s 127th National Western Mining Conference in Denver; the conference concludes on February 26. A central premise of Purvis’ remarks was that global competition in the 21st century

Note on the news: Back to Beirut- oil and gas 360

Note on the news: Back to Beirut

(Oil & Gas 360) – Over the past few decades, the Assad dictatorship in Syria, supported by Iran and Russia, played a pivotal role in Middle Eastern instability. Syria was the channel by which Russia established a naval base on the Mediterranean and extended its influence to the heart of the Middle East and supported its military in sub-Saharan Africa.

Note on the news: Old lines in the sand- oil and gas 360

Note on the news: Old lines in the sand

(Oil & Gas 360) – What will happen to Syria now that the Assad family’s brutal dictatorship is over is a big question in the foreign policy establishment.  A bigger question is: What is Syria? The boundaries of Syria, Iraq, Jordan, and other parts of the Middle East were established after World War I by the British and French colonial powers

We head to notably-tighter markets than stock prices show the consensus is thinking- oil and gas 360

We head to notably-tighter markets than stock prices show the consensus is thinking

(Oil & Gas 360) – Weekly Oil & Natural Gas Inventory Data Are Indicating We Head To Notably-Tighter Markets Than Stock Prices Show The Consensus Is Thinking. While the NASDAQ and S&P 500 show great performance and expectations, Energy stocks continue to reflect little interest/low expectations.  Great performance and high expectations are evident in the NASDAQ setting another new record high

A note on the news: No pivots- oil and gas 360

Note on the news: No pivots

Oil & Gas 360– Eighty-three years ago the United States pivoted its foreign policy attention to the Indo-Pacific following Japanese military attacks on US Territories of Hawaii and the Philippines.  Shortly thereafter, it also found itself in a war in Europe as well.  It could not pivot away from either Europe or the Indo-Pacific. Twenty-first century US foreign policy attention has

Low expectations continue to dominate but oil inventory is low- oil and gas 360

Energy Market Assessment: Low expectations continue to dominate but oil inventory is low

(Oil & Gas 360) – Oil & Natural Gas Prices Low Highlight That Low Expectations Continue To Dominate But Oil Inventory Is Low And The Climate Is Changing.   Technical analysis dominating today’s markets having analysis much thinner along with uncertainty high helped record-high U.S. petroleum product exports setting higher record highs be ignored/unknown.  While reports of problems Over There are plentiful,

Infrastructure trends power our bullish oil & natural gas outlook- oil and gas 360

Infrastructure trends power our bullish oil & natural gas outlook

(Oil & Gas 360) – Infrastructure Trends Power Our Bullish Oil & Natural Gas Outlook Because Expectations Are Extra Low But Cold Air Definitely Exists.   While Summer 2024 was warmer than normal, cool air existing dropped the Henry Hub spot price from $2.80 down to $1.80.  Winter 2023/24 delightfully mild greatly  minimizing natural gas demand resulted in a warmer-than-normal April (Figure