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Easy to target Republicans. The issue is much broader in my opinion.

My thoughts align where: Can Corporations Be Trusted To Do The Right Thing…

Some folks believe government needs to get out of the way completely, let companies do whatever and be accountable to customers and shareholders only. I don’t want to live in that world.

I am…[Read more]

Easy to target Republicans. The issue is much broader in my opinion.

My thoughts align where: Can Corporations Be Trusted To Do The Right Thing…

Some folks believe government needs to get out of the way completely, let companies do whatever and be accountable to customers and shareholders only. I don’t want to live in that world.

I am…[Read more]

Easy to target Republicans. The issue is much broader in my opinion.

My thoughts align where: Can Corporations Be Trusted To Do The Right Thing…

Some folks believe government needs to get out of the way completely, let companies do whatever and be accountable to customers and shareholders only. I don’t want to live in that world.

I am…[Read more]

Easy to target Republicans. The issue is much broader in my opinion.

My thoughts align where: Can Corporations Be Trusted To Do The Right Thing…

Some folks believe government needs to get out of the way completely, let companies do whatever and be accountable to customers and shareholders only. I don’t want to live in that world.

I am…[Read more]

Since I have raised the ire of a few here, allow me to offer why I said, “Nice knowing you” to Minnesota Ute. First off, I meant it. He and I have had a number of off-line in-depth discussions on UF.N. We are good.

Yet this forum is open access. No need to announce that you are coming or going because you don’t like some facet of it. No need to…[Read more]

Since I have raised the ire of a few here, allow me to offer why I said, “Nice knowing you” to Minnesota Ute. First off, I meant it. He and I have had a number of off-line in-depth discussions on UF.N. We are good.

Yet this forum is open access. No need to announce that you are coming or going because you don’t like some facet of it. No need to…[Read more]

Since I have raised the ire of a few here, allow me to offer why I said, “Nice knowing you” to Minnesota Ute. First off, I meant it. He and I have had a number of in-depth discussions on UF.N. We are good.

Yet this forum is open access. No need to announce that you are coming or going because you don’t like some facet of it. No need to censure…[Read more]

Since I have raised the ire of a few here, allow me to offer why I said, “Nice knowing you” to Minnesota Ute. First off, I meant it. He and I have had a number of in-depth discussions on UF.N. We are good.

Yet this forum is open access. No need to announce that you are coming or going because you don’t like some facet of it. No need to censure…[Read more]

On your second part, yes. Did you see Warren Buffet’s comments on that the other day? Put your money in low-load index funds. Managed funds under perform the market and have for a long time. Significant academic research consistently shows that “timing the market” is for losers. But it does enrich money managers.

Why Pay High Fees

None of them…[Read more]

On your second part, yes. Did you see Warren Buffet’s comments on that the other day? Put your money in low-load index funds. Managed funds under perform the market and have for a long time. Significant academic research consistently shows that “timing the market” is for losers. But it does enrich money managers.

Why Pay High Fees

None of them…[Read more]

“For calculating reserves, they use the NYMEX strip (futures pricing) at the start of the month. RBL borrowing base determinations are typically done twice a year, sometimes more, using a price deck driven by the NYMEX strip. Lot of cash starved companies had hedges, but they monetized them for the cash they needed to survive.”

The NYMEX strip is…[Read more]

“For calculating reserves, they use the NYMEX strip (futures pricing) at the start of the month. RBL borrowing base determinations are typically done twice a year, sometimes more, using a price deck driven by the NYMEX strip. Lot of cash starved companies had hedges, but they monetized them for the cash they needed to survive.”

The NYMEX strip is…[Read more]

I only look at cash prices, one day in February 2016 was $26.26. One day. The metal meets the road in cash. EIA has the daily cash data at WTI available for your viewing. My point remains. One day does not make a year or a trend and has no value in making strategic decisions. Don’t be an ass as well as dishonest. Do your homework. Otherwise, you…[Read more]

I only look at cash prices, one day in February 2016 was $26.26. One day The metal meets the road in cash. EIA has the daily cash data at WTI available for your viewing. My point remains. One day does not make a year or a trend and has no value in making strategic decisions. Don’t be an ass as well as dishonest. Do your homework. Otherwise, you…[Read more]

I only look at cash prices, NYMEX is crap. The metal meets the road in cash, not speculation on the future value of cash. EIA has the daily cash data at WTI available for your viewing. My point remains. One day does not make a year or a trend and has no value in making strategic decisions. Don’t be an ass as well as dishonest. Do your homework.…[Read more]

I only look at cash prices, NYMEX is crap. EIA has the daily data at WTI available for your viewing. My point remains. One day does not make a year or a trend. Don’t be an ass as well as dishonest. Do your homework.

You wrote: “The reason why there was only 10% reserve replacement last year, no one was drilling at $27 a barrel”

A point here: WTI never had a monthly price below $30 in 2016 and the annual price was $48.66. Only 10 days last year saw WTI prices below $30 per barrel. I know Bakken crude is sold at a huge discount to WTI. Almost all oil companies…[Read more]

You wrote: “The reason why there was only 10% reserve replacement last year, no one was drilling at $27 a barrel”

A point here: WTI never had a monthly price below $30 in 2016 and the annual price was $48.66. Only 10 days last year saw WTI prices below $30 per barrel. I know Bakken crude is sold at a huge discount to WTI. Almost all oil companies…[Read more]

As you know most power projects have a 30 year useful life. So that is not a revelation.

Obviously you have not visited a coal mine or been to the site of a coal fired power plant or to the oil/gas fields near Pinedale or anywhere else. None to attractive.

As you know most power projects have a 30 year useful life. So that is not a revelation.

Obviously you have not visited a coal mine or been to the site of a coal fired power plant or to the oil/gas fields near Pinedale or anywhere else. No attractive.