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$NATGAS is coming back now, seemingly. But when the rest of the complex turns north, it is going to be spectacular. And, it WILL come back!!!
"Unstoppable" California Gas Leak Now Being Called Worst Catastrophe Since BP Spill
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/24/2015 08:19 -0500
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-12-24/unstoppable-california-gas-leak-now-being-called-worst-catastrophe-bp-spill
"Just Wait For The Bankruptcies" - The Latest Market That "Is In Real Trouble"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/17/2015 13:50 -0500
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-12-17/just-wait-bankruptcies-latest-market-real-trouble
Banks are massively short Gas and Oil futures:
http://www.cftc.gov/MarketReports/BankParticipationReports/deadec15f
Something Strange Is Taking Place In The Middle Of The Atlantic Ocean
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/16/2015 23:55 -0500
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-12-16/something-strange-taking-place-middle-atlantic-ocean
Early last month, we noted that something very strange was happening off the coast of Galveston, Texas.
As FT reported, "the amount of oil [now] at sea is at least double the levels of earlier this year and is equivalent to more than a day of global oil supply.” In short: the global deflationary crude supply glut is beginning to manifest itself in a flotilla of stationary supertankers, as millions of barrels of oil are simply stuck in the ocean as VLCCs wait to unload.
Can prices get any worse than today???
Something Very Strange Is Taking Place Off The Coast Of Galveston, TX
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/12/2015 - 10:43
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-11-12/something-very-strange-taking-place-coast-galveston
Having exposed the world yesterday to the 2-mile long line of tankers-full'o'crude heading from Iraq to the US, several weeks after reporting that China has run out of oil storage space we can now confirm that the global crude "in transit" glut is becoming gargantuan and is starting to have adverse consequences on the price of oil.
While the crude oil tanker backlog in Houston reaches an almost unprecedented 39 (with combined capacity of 28.4 million barrels), as The FT reports that from China to the Gulf of Mexico, the growing flotilla of stationary supertankers is evidence that the oil price crash may still have further to run, as more than 100m barrels of crude oil and heavy fuels are being held on ships at sea (as the year-long supply glut fills up available storage on land). The storage problems are so severe in fact, that traders asking ships to go slow, and that is where we see something very strange occurring off the coast near Galveston, TX.
The Shale Massacre: Chevron Fires Another 7,000 After Laying Off 1,500 Three Months Ago
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/30/2015 10:25 -0400
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-10-30/shale-massacre-chevron-fires-another-7000-after-laying-1500-three-months-ago
The good news: shareholders have nothing to worry about: the dividend of $1.07 per share is safe and sound, even though nearly 10,000 people have lost their jobs at Chevron so far this year.
And while the US department of labor magically continues to report week after week that initial jobless claims have literally never been lower, don't tell that to US workers across the shale patch and especially in Texas where as the accurate report of what is really going on from Challenger Gray shows, it is nothing short of another great recession.
Oil Surges To $45 After Saudi Troops Invade Yemen
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/28/2015 12:30 -0400
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-08-28/oil-surges-after-saudi-troops-invade-yemen
For the 3rd day in a row, crude oil prices are spiking as the short squeeze morphs into a war premium. Heberler reports that Saudi ground troops have entered Northern Yemen and seized control of two areas in the Saada province. WTI is now above $45...
Hess to Sell 50% Stake in Bakken Assets For $2.68 Billion
Date : 06/11/2015 @ 9:40AM
Source : Dow Jones News
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=67240826
Usually down... a lot...
$NATGAS... monster move 2 days in a row!!!
This was a significant week of change... commodities going up... gold/silver moving up.
Crude knows no bottom... Amazing is that all these Bulls got trapped, indeed.
Lots of bulls going to get trapped here... Sad to say.
ALL energies with a monster type days for each.
Oil Holds Above $48 After US Stocks Hit Record High
Reuters | Updated On: January 29, 2015 17:52 (IST)
http://profit.ndtv.com/news/industries/article-oil-holds-above-48-after-us-stocks-hit-record-high-735531
London: Brent crude oil futures held above $48 per barrel on Thursday as investor inflows offset data showing that US crude stocks had hit a record high.
By 0928 GMT (2:58 p.m. in India) on Thursday, US crude was trading at about $44.50 a barrel, up 5 cents and off a six-year low hit on Wednesday. Brent was up 26 cents at $48.73 a barrel.
On Wednesday, the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) said domestic crude oil stocks had risen by almost 9 million barrels week on week to nearly 407 million, the highest level since the government began keeping records in 1982.
This pushed US crude futures to an intraday low of $44.08 a barrel, the weakest level since April 2009, but Brent held up relatively well.
"It's a tug of war between the non-supportive fundamentals and investor flows - investors are more concerned about missing a potential bounce," said Ole Hansen, senior commodity strategist at Saxo Bank. "But there is nothing bullish to be found in those numbers. The break will be to the downside."
Analysts expect stockpiles to keep building as US production has shown no signs of slowing, and when refiners enter seasonal turnarounds, utilisation rates will fall.
In addition, the market structure incentivizes traders to buy cheap crude to store, with the aim of selling it at a higher price for future delivery.
"With weak pricing and contango structures across most US grades, storage plays will continue to attract material into tanks. Until seasonal maintenance is out of the way there appears to be little incentive to do otherwise," analysts at Energy Aspects said in a note.
Some traders believe this buying to store has provided a "false bottom" in the market, and that when land storage gets filled, or floating storage economics no longer work, there will be another sell off in futures.
"Traders buying and putting oil into storage may be holding the price for now," said Christopher Bellew, a broker at Jefferies Bache in London. "I see the market as being in a consolidating phase ... (but) at some point I expect a move to the downside."
He suggested Brent could test $40 or go lower. "My principal reason for being so bearish is the production war within OPEC as Saudi and Iraq both seek to maximise sales and US production has not yet started to slow."
Saudi Arabia has said it is unwilling to balance the market alone and will maintain output in hopes low prices will drive higher-cost producers to cut their output.
Copyright @ Thomson Reuters 2014
down as they cannot produce product... be careful out there... do NOT trade on margin...
PL
What happens to an oil company's stock price when the refinery goes on strike?
RSI14 is 24.54 on the MONTHLY chart... talk about OVERsold!!!
All energies are beaten severely... more downside ahead...
http://finviz.com/futures_charts.ashx?t=ENERGY&p=w1
Who Is Behind The Oil War, And How Low Will The Price Of Crude Go In 2015?
By Michael Snyder, on December 31st, 2014
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/behind-oil-war-low-will-price-crude-go-2015
Click the link for the entire comprehensive article filled with hyper-links...
"This $550 Billion Mania Ends Badly," Energy Companies Are "Shut Out Of The Credit Market"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/12/2014 - 21:00
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-12-12/550-billion-mania-ends-badly-energy-companies-are-shut-out-credit-market
Lots of charts... click the link above...
HOLY COW: Crude Carnage Contagion: Biggest Stock Bloodbath In 3 Years, Credit Crashes
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/12/2014 16:04 -0500
Tons of charts... divergences everywhere...
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-12-12/crude-carnage-contagion-biggest-stock-bloodbath-3-years-credit-crashes
Crude Crashes Most In Over 5 Years
Tyler Durden's pictureSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 11/28/2014 12:50 -0500
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-28/crude-crashes-most-over-5-years
Because nothing says global demand is picking up like the biggest collapse in crude oil prices since April 2009...
"There Will Be Blood": Petrodollar Death Means A Liquidity And Oil-Exporting Crisis On Deck
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/27/2014 22:50 -0500
(Lots of details and charts... )
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-27/there-will-be-blood-petrodollar-death-means-liquidity-and-oil-exporting-crisis-deck
$NATGAS tonight, a gapper in the electronic markets... that Buffalo, NY snow... AMAZING!!!
October was ugly for ALL energies...
Talk about a crude beatdown... where's the bottom???
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=107207023
Gasoline prices in Peru are in excess of $16/gallon... Insane!!!
Really, deep down, is there a doubt as to the direction of future prices of energy particularly gas at the pump??? $5/gallon coming soon nation wide.
$NATGAS gone wild... So, after comparing charts between Gas and Heating Oil, I am convinced $NATGAS has a very long way to run... especially when folks are trapped with the handcuffs of propane shortages to the point they are chopping down the trees at the sides of the roads until they are challenged and chased away... Volume in $NATGAS last month was the highest all-time!!! I am not letting go of this $NATGAS bull. I'll let you know when I do.
2014 Predictions from Some of the Smartest Market Watchers
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/the-exchange/2014-predictions-from-some-of-the-smartest-market-watchers-165002561.html
Gregor Macdonald (TerraJoule):
www.terrajoule.us
Oil will finally begin its next repricing cycle late in 2014. It will begin quietly, and will bring together many of the same factors that led to the previous repricing, which began in 2003. Spare capacity, the cost of the marginal barrel, and the continued decline of the cheap barrel will all confront a new upswing in global demand. The upswing in demand will largely be led by a return to global growth, even as renewables and the powergrid will become the main avenue for global GDP. Oil's next repricing will not be as dramatic in percentage terms. But the road to $150 oil begins in late 2014.
U.S. forecasts natural gas boom through 2040
Wendy Koch, USA TODAY 10:56 a.m. EST December 16, 2013
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/12/16/doe-forecast-natural-gas-boom/4034723/
The production of both oil and natural gas is now booming in the United States, but a new 30-year federal forecast sees a falloff in oil after 2020. It expects no slowdown for natural gas.
America's energy boom will continue for decades, and natural gas will replace coal as the largest source of U.S. electricity by 2035, the Department of Energy forecast today.
U.S. production of crude oil will increase through 2016, when it will approach the record set in 1970, before leveling off and then slowly declining after 2020. Natural gas production will grow steadily, jumping 56% from 2012 to 2040, according to an early release of an annual report by DOE's Energy Information Administration.
"Advanced technologies for crude oil and natural gas production are continuing to increase domestic supply and reshape the U.S. energy economy as well as expand the potential for U.S. natural gas exports," Adam Sieminski, EIA Administrator, said in releasing the Annual Energy Outlook 2014.
This energy bonanza is largely due to the combined use of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing or fracking, which releases oil and gas from shale deposits by blasting chemical-laced water underground to break up the rock. Yet fracking faces growing criticism as some scientists link leftover fracking fluids to groundwater contamination.
EIA's 2014 forecast says low prices will make natural gas increasingly attractive so in some areas, it will replace power once supplied by nuclear or coal plants. In 2040, it expects natural gas will account for 35% of the nation's electricity generation while coal will account for 32%.
Two other trends will also intensify: more efficient cars and light trucks will reduce energy use while renewable sources such as solar and wind will produce more power. The result: The United States will export more energy and import less. The net import share of U.S. energy consumption could drop to as little as 4% by 2040 — down from 16% in 2012 and 30% in 2005..
The 2014 forecast sees a more robust U.S. energy market than did its 2013 counterpart. But it offers only one scenario, known as the "reference case," that assumes current laws and regulations will remain generally unchanged through 2040. Next year, EIA will release a complete forecast, offering varying scenarios that account for pending proposals.
For example, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed to limit greenhouse gas emissions from new power plants — a rule that would disproportionately affect coal-fired plants and further impede their ability to compete with natural gas facilities.
The 2014 forecast has good news for U.S. energy-related carbon dioxide emissions. It says they'll remain below their 2005 level through 2040 because of the nation's growing reliance on wind and solar power, which emit no CO2, as well as natural gas-fired plants, which emit about half what coal plants do.
"Future policies will change in a way to decrease greenhouse gas emissions," says Richard Newell, former EIA chief and now director of the Duke University Energy Initiative. He expects EPA regulations, along with growth in wind and solar power, will more quickly reduce coal's share of the U.S. electricity market than the early 2014 report forecasts.
Newell also expects the production of oil from shale rock, commonly known as "tight" oil, could continue increasing beyond 2020 because of technological advances. He says such advances made it possible to cost-effectively produce this oil, which now accounts for nearly half of U.S. crude oil but barely existed a few years ago.
"It's hard for us to see too far into the future," Newell says, adding: "The history of energy production is the history of technology application...I wouldn't be surprised if the future tells a different story."
Oil putting in higher lows at this time...
Looks like $GESI is on another uptrend. Spread is closing. GESI is now current and filed a quarterly. Also, they are engaged with ISL as of a recent PR about land services. Seems like GESI is getting closer and closer to building. Market cap at the moment is around 2.5mil. Should adjust accordingly to their $50mil+. I'm taking advantage of these cheap shares.
$IFTF$
The more I look, the more I like... http://www.buildingturbines.com/
BLDW announces successful completion of first sale and installation of LED lights with its partner company, ATG-LED. Paul Getty is doing an excellent job landing contracts for this company. IMO this is just scratching the surface.
Also announcing the completion of six studies at two universities in the state of Texas. Not willing to release the details of the research for future pending patents IMO could be the start of something big. Renewable energy is an emerging, competitive market, and if BLDW can establish a niche market with a unique product, then the sky is the limit.
Source: http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=56188689
$BLDW
IET (International Environmental Technologies) engaged by GESI for its waste to energy project in Edmonton, Canada !
Its gasification technology is prime in the elimination of creosote railroad ties ! http://www.ietinc.net/
GESI Selects IET Gasification System for Canadian RR Tie to Power Conversion
The Vancouver headquarters of Green Energy Solution Industries, Inc. (GESI) has announced selection of Kentucky based International Environmental Technologies, Inc. (IET) to provide the gasification technology for its waste to energy project in Alberta, Canada. IET's patented gasification technology operates in an oxygen-starved atmosphere to turn organic wastes into synthetic fuel gas (syngas), which then is used to fuel power generation. The IET system has successfully passed the most stringent emissions and assessment standards. In 2009, GESI bid on and was awarded a grant by Alberta Energy for the development of a feasibility study for the use of waste wood, including rail ties, for the creation of electricity or bio-fuels. The company marked the completion of primary requirements with the Canadian government and received the final grant award payment in September 2012. GESI now has an appropriate site and financing and has securing a no cost feedstock supply for conversion from waste wood to energy from Edmonton, Canada based On-Track Railway Services, Ltd. GESI notes that there are over 7900 rail route kilometers of railway track in Alberta alone, with each kilometer representing over 1800 rail ties. Over 90% of all ties are wood, with a weight of 90 kg per tie, and a useable life of approximately 20 to 25 years per tie. On-Track services the rail industry throughout Western Canada, processing millions of used ties each year. GESI has been successful in fund-raising with a $50 million round now expected to be completed this quarter. 02/05/2013
http://www.terutalk.com/February-2013.html
GESI/IFTF
Must have been a desperate seller because the price jumped back up right away!
Best I can think of day traders, weak hands...
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