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Two Stocks to Buy to Tap Into the Massive Wolfcamp Shale
There's no better place to start your search for the best oil stocks to buy now than deep in the heart of Texas - especially its shale formations.
Texas has two of the largest shale formations in the country. One, the Eagle Ford shale in the southeast part of the state, has been a hot topic among investors for...
And two companies already operating there will be first in line for the profits... Oil Prices
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The Five Biggest Oil Investing Trends of 2014
The global oil market in 2013 was dominated by geopolitical disruptions, a huge boom in U.S. domestic production, and double-digit gains for energy investors. Energy stocks rose about 18% in 2013.
This year's gains should be even better, especially if investors follow the five biggest oil investing trends of 2014.
Just look at what's happening in the United States......
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What the Fed Taper Means for Oil Prices
Last Wednesday afternoon, after much gnashing of teeth, the Fed finally revealed its long-awaited quantitative easing (QE) taper plans...
And the Dow jumped by almost 300 points.
Now, the taper itself is small to start - just a $10 billion reduction for the month of January. But the announcement was coupled with a pledge to keep the Fed funds rate at zero beyond...
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Best Investments 2014: How to Profit from the Budget Deal
The budget deal that passed the Senate yesterday (Wednesday) is a breakthrough for a Congress better known for its partisan gridlock, but hidden in the details is one of the best investments of 2014.
The deal represents a sharp shift for a Congress that experienced a shutdown earlier this fall and did little to compromise over values or spending for the better part of six...
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Best Oil Stocks to Buy as U.S. Jumps to World's Top Oil Producer
It's time to look at oil stocks to buy as the United States gets ready to surpass the world's biggest oil producers.
Earlier this month, the International Energy Agency (IEA) reported that the United States will jump past both Russia and Saudi Arabia as the world's top oil producer by...
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Why Shale Gas Spells Trouble for the Russians
It seems the shoe is on the other foot for a change, making for some interesting developments here in Moscow.
It's the sixth time in as many years that I've been invited to give a briefing during the annual policy meetings held by the Ministry of Energy. This trip, however, is not like all the rest.
Instead of the usual certainty, there is a noticeable indecision in where Moscow plans to move next....
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Finding the Best Energy Investments: Intel from Rio de Janeiro
If this is Thursday, it must be...Brazil.
I returned home late last night from Baltimore where we were putting the final touches on one of the best energy investments yet, a huge new precedent-setting play we'll be releasing very shortly.
But my wife Marina and I are now into a very hectic travel...
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Why Oil Prices Are Down
Oil prices slipped below $93 a barrel Tuesday, continuing a downward trend that started early last month.
Last week, oil prices fell 0.76%, logging a sixth weekly decline, the longest string of losses since 1998. Volume also slid, with futures roughly 41% below the 100-day...
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Oil Stocks: This Disconnect Spells Even Bigger Profits
p>There is something very interesting developing in the oil markets right now. It's not front page news yet, but it is something that you'll want to keep an eye on - especially if you want to make money with oil stocks.
It revolves around what's called "the spread." In this case it's the difference in price between West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and Brent.
Once again, the price of these two oil benchmarks is moving in opposite directions. The You need to make your move before everyone else realizes what's happening...
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How China's Rise to Top Oil Importer Affects Global Markets
China has surpassed the U.S. as the No. 1 importer of oil, and current indications are that Chinese oil demand will average 1.9% higher annually through 2035.
Money Morning Global Energy Strategist Dr. Kent Moors joined CCTV News
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