There are a lot of people out there who think predicting where the economy is heading is kind of like reading tealeaves.This might be true if you’re looking at the wrong data. And that’s easy to do considering how many reports, indicators, and information are out there.
Did you know that the oil patch has gotten an extreme makeover? Five years ago nobody was expecting this. As recently as three years ago it was on very few people’s radar. The most surprising development (and it’s a good one) has taken place right here in the United States.
Even if oil demand goes down this year as I expect it will, we are still only an incident away from oil spiking through the roof. And that’s why I believe that $250 per barrel could be around the corner.
It’s finally approaching high noon at the OK Corral, as a showdown with Iran inches closer.
By David Dutkewych Energy independence has traveled a long hard road from presidential sound bite back in the days of the Nixon White House to nearly becoming a reality. Finally, thanks to a 100-year supply of natural gas from within our own borders, we’re tantalizingly close to ending our over-dependence on foreign
Why is Gingrich promising the Canadians to approve their pipeline during a Tampa, Florida campaign stop?Because the pipeline paints the President as more concerned more about environmental politics than creating jobs.
By David Dutkewych I don’t give much thought to the amount of water I use in a day. From keeping the water running while cleaning the dishes to running the sprinklers so my lawn stays nice and green, it’s all the same to me. Most of us in this country take water
Saudi Arabia’s oil minister says that $100 oil is a fair price for crude these days. Iran’s chief of the National Iranian Oil Company will see that hundred and raise it by $50. Threatening $150 crude is an interesting ploy by the Iranian government. I’d like to dismiss it as mere scare
