Jim Colburn

The EIA’s Short Term Energy Outlook, here, has a nice chart showing some key oil spreads, with an explanation (my emphasis): “Even though total

Paul Burkhardt, Bloomberg, writes: “In 2018, the number of oil and gas rigs in Africa reached a three-year high, according to Baker Hughes. There

Rising natural gas demand meets no new gas pipelines... Here is the EIA: ”Con Edison estimates that, by the winter of 2023–2024, its firm pipeline

John Kemp, Reuters, shows us how much hedge funds have cut net length in petroleum positions, here...

While traders’ motives can never be certain without direct knowledge, yesterday’s trading activity in Dec19 $100 calls seem to indicate some (or one)

The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers put out an excellent map, here...

This from the Energy Information Agency’s Today in Energy, here: ”U.S. crude oil production reached 11.3 million barrels per day (b/d) in August

From the blog Carpe Diem, here:

While reading this article, I kept thinking, are hedge funds biased toward buying oil?  Yes, the “long-only” strategies probably dwarf “short-only