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EVs are taking over the roads, and they are here to stay. What started as a market for early adopters and technophiles has transitioned to mass adoption from businesses and the general public.
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Evidently the oilpatch loves “May flowers” as all energy indices meaningfully outpaced the S&P500 during the month.
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Energy was flat/mixed during April.
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Commodity markets continue to heal, as evidenced by falling inventories across most products.
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After a very strong February, energy mostly scratched out additional gains in March.
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After years in the doghouse, energy has been leading the stock market for the past few months.
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Just over 25 years ago, Andy Pilara started a mutual fund that is the forebearer of the SailingStone Global Natural Resource strategy.
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Today’s environment brings unprecedented complexity to the energy markets. While volatility is par for the course in the energy industry, 2020 showed us just how tumultuous the market could be.
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The commodity markets continue to heal, despite an extremely volatile economic and geopolitical backdrop.
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The dislocations created by COVID-19 and the subsequent global economic shutdown have scarred countries and communities around the globe.
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Each quarter, the Dallas Fed publishes a survey of U.S.E&P and oil service companies. While the data is informative, the “Comments” section is often more insightful. Amidst COVID-19 projections and calls for government intervention to “protect Americ
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Today, we’re improving, expanding, and redefining the way that we power our world through energy. Our ever-evolving relationship with energy spans millions of years and our society will always look for ways to maximize resources and energy outputs. W