In this episode your host Tavis is actually on vacation, but his past self is speaking about new merger gossip, the property clash between the Philippines and China, and the
Monday Madness: August 17
In this episode your host Tavis talks about jabs from OPEC, hot temperatures leading to increased energy usage, and the fact that the American dollar is quickly headed towards a
Monday Madness: June 8
In this episode your host Tavis speaks on renewed OPEC cuts, Cristobal, China bolstering its economy, and happy futures. Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music
Monday Madness: June 1
In this episode your host Tavis speaks on debt lawsuits, trade investigations, people getting out while the getting is good, and a poor OPEC+ performance. Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music
OPEC+ Cuts – A Sigh Without Relief
Members of the group dubbed OPEC+ have (nearly) come to an agreement upon global production cuts, but the market has failed to respond. Does this spell disaster for the industry?
Predictions Before Thursday’s OPEC+ Meeting
Will Thursday’s OPEC+ meeting lead to global production cuts or will talks fall apart and end without a deal?
Back to the Future
Action must be taken in order to bring supply and demand back into balance by imposing production quotas. The Texas Railroad Commission is the only domestic governing body that has the immediate power to prorate production, and thus the only entity that has the power to save this drowning industry.
Could the oil price war force U.S Antitrust Laws on Saudi?
Introduction In 2019, talks on a bill to toddle OPEC was reportedly brewing in the U.S congress, although met by a threat from the Arab Kings to abandon the petrodollar
Fundamentals 3: OPEC PLUS: THE OIL BANDWAGON
Introduction The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is a group of fourteen member nations (Saudi Arabia being the de facto leader) best known to be a swing crude oil
Last Month in Oil and Gas: December 2019 Review
This month your hosts Sy and Tavis discuss the shaky future of shale, a California cleanup crisis, Equinor’s alleged royalty fraud, 5G-enabled oil rigs, and a proposal to limit production