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It looks like Morgan Stanley and other investment banks think the price of oil is headed back up soon. At least, one would think that’s why they recently purchased 2 million barrels of oil currently being stored on offshore supertankers.  For thoughts on how this trend could affect markets check out my blog at Investor’s [...]

We are  now one week away from President-Elect Barack Obama’s historic Inauguration Day. Since the Obama/Biden ticket was not exactly friendly toward domestic oil producers during the electoral race, I thought it would be helpful to discuss some of the realities facing the new administration’s stated energy policies. Check out my blog at Investor’s Insight [...]

The new year promises to be an interesting one if the first week is any indicator. Although mixed factors go into the price of a barrel of oil, tensions in the Middle East are by far the strongest component. Check out Investor’s Insight for my thoughts on the recent conflict in the Gaza Strip.