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11/02/2022

: Always invest in what scares you:

Chuck Jaffe on how to build a portfolio with a long-term outlook.

01/02/2022

Dear Enobong Matthew ,

In this week’s newsletter, we will take a quick look at some of the critical figures and data in the energy markets.

We will then look at some of the key market movers early this week before providing you with the latest analysis of the top news events taking place in the global energy complex over the past few days. We hope you enjoy.

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Chart of the Week

- With ICE Brent spiking above $90 per barrel earlier this week, the focus of the oil industry is increasingly on stock changes across the globe as inventories in OECD nations plunged to a 7-year low.

- Commercial crude stocks in the US have seen some optimism lately with another stock build expected this week, but combined crude and product stocks are still some 100 million barrels below the 5-year range.

- The historically below-average levels of crude inventories are in a large part a consequence of OPEC undershooting its supply commitments.

- According to Reuters data, OPEC+ missed its oil production target by an average rate of 800,000 b/d last year as most countries have hit their spare capacity limits.

Market Movers

- Following a cyberattack on German logistics firm Marquard & Bahls on Tuesday, UK major Shell (NYSE:RDS.A) saw the operations of fuel stations across Northern Germany debilitated and was forced to reroute oil supplies.

- US major ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM) announced plans to restructure its operations - combining its refining and chemicals units into one, elevating its energy transition to a main business line and moving its headquarters to a new campus north of Houston.

- French oil firm TotalEnergies (NYSE:TTE) will seek to restart its $20 billion Mozambique LNG project off the African country’s coast this year, one year after an Islamic State-linked insurgency devastated the adjacent regions.

Tuesday, February 01, 2022

As we have indicated previously, insufficient OPEC+ production combined with a string of supply disruptions across the globe have led to the most bullish market in 8 years, with month-on-month backwardation wider than $1 per barrel throughout most of 2022. For every WTI short position, there were 13 long positions on futures contracts in the week to 25 January, indicating that the anticipation is of further tightness down the line. Soaring long positions also attest to the market’s belief in robust demand going forward - if anything, easing mobility restrictions in several European countries point towards Omicron concerns weakening overall, despite cases hitting all-time records.

OPEC+ Expected to Continue Adding Crude. OPEC+ is expected to stick with its monthly 400,000 b/d increments as it reconvenes for a ministerial meeting on the second of February, with the oil group so far resisting external pressure to ramp up production more quickly.

Iran Claims Significant Headway Made in Nuclear Talks. Iran’s Foreign Ministry stated that the eighth round of Vienna talks that seek to restore the 2015 nuclear deal made ‘significant progress’, with parties returning to their countries for consultations after drafting a roadmap for sanctions relief and the prospective deal’s verification schemes.

EU Reconsiders Nord Stream 2 Amid Ukraine Tensions. The European Commission has put Gazprom’s (MCX:GAZP) Nord Stream 2 pipeline on hold as Brussels is repeatedly looking into the project’s compliance with Europe’s energy policy.

Oklahoma Earthquake Triggers Regulator Probe. Oklahoma’s oil and gas regulator announced it would shut several saltwater disposal wells following a 4.5 magnitude earthquake in an area previously prone to quakes, with more measures expected as higher drilling activity triggers more tremors.

Cold Weather Forecasts Push US Natgas Higher. Just as US natural gas futures netted their first monthly gain since September, the Henry Hub March-delivery contract rose further this week, trading around $4.9 per mmBtu on the back of colder-than-usual forecasts for the next two weeks.

Get Ready for a Zinc Price Storm. Following a recent announcement by zinc smelter Nyrstar (EBR:NYR) that it would place in Auby smelter in France on care and maintenance due to high power prices, spiking prices indicate a huge gap in Europe’s supply and increasing its dependence on Asian imports.

Norway LNG Delay Jeopardizes Europe Supply. Norway’s Hammerfest LNG is due for another delay as it is still yet to restart production after a fire in September 2020, with operator Equinor (NYSE:EQNR) announcing that it expects to resume output in May 2022, two months later than previously assumed.

Iran Supplies Condensate to Venezuela Again. This week will see the arrival of Starla, another Iranian VLCC tanker carrying condensate from the Middle Eastern producer to Venezuela’s main port of José, providing PDVSA with a key diluent for its heavy grades as it gradually ramps up production.

Top UK Geologist Warns Against CO2 Storage. The UK’s leading geologist John Underhill warned that large-scale CO2 injection plans need to be reviewed over leakage and that many areas where storage is to overlap with offshore wind farms would see marine monitoring obstructed.

Libya Wants to Tap into its Renewables. Still dependent on crude burning and domestic natural gas for electricity generation, Libya’s NOC wants oil fields to run on solar energy – a development that could save up to 20% of the country’s budget, though Tripoli lacks funding to invest in renewables properly.

Kuwait and Saudi Arabia Want More Neutral Zone Production. Riyadh and Kuwait are pressing ahead with plans to ramp up production from the jointly developed Neutral Zone, with output currently trending some 300,000 b/d, some 200,000 b/d below nameplate capacity - this is good news for Chevron (NYSE:CVX), operator of the onshore Wafra field.

Germany Wants to Scrap Clean Energy Levy. With German base power prices still trading around 150 per MWh ($170/MWh), the government in Berlin is mulling the cancellation of a levy on electricity bills used as a cross-subsidy of renewable projects, as households are set for a 60% power price hike this year.

China Goes ‘Scientific’ on Iron Ore Prices. Following a 60% rise in iron ore prices since November, China’s economic planning body NDRC said it would supervise the pricing of iron as there have been ‘many abnormal fluctuations’ over the past weeks, depressing the stock value of main iron ore producers.

Best regards,

Tom Kool
Editor, Oilprice.com

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01/12/2021

Dear Enobong Matthew ,

In this week’s newsletter, we will take a quick look at some of the critical figures and data in the energy markets.

We will then look at some of the key market movers early this week before providing you with the latest analysis of the top news events taking place in the global energy complex over the past few days. We hope you enjoy.

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Chart of the Week

- Oil prices witnessed their biggest day-on-day loss in 18 months this Friday, with WTI falling a whopping $10.2 per barrel to the low $70s as Omicron fears sent ripples across markets.

- The WTI Jan 2022 contract saw the highest number of traded volumes since April 2020, well above 800,000, as slumping oil prices broke through key technical levels and triggered algorithmic trading.

- The rapid rise of Omicron cases across the globe and the lack of information regarding its health impacts have triggered a series of travel restrictions, with some countries (notably Japan and Israel) already shutting their borders altogether.

- News of a potential OPEC+ policy rethink that would see the oil group pause its supply increments provided some supports for oil prices, though WTI fell on Tuesday morning towards the $66 mark.

Market Movers

- US oil major ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM) is in talks with Nigerian energy company Seplat to sell its shallow-water oilfields in Nigeria, as it seeks to divest assets in Europe and Africa to finance its US shale expansion.

- BP (NYSE:BP) announced plans to build a green hydrogen production plant in northeast England, with the 60MW HyGreen Teesside project located next to a blue hydrogen project, aiming to deliver 30% of Britain’s hydrogen production by 2030.

- Italian energy major ENI (NYSE:E) said it is ready to invest more in nuclear fusion, most notably in the Commonwealth Fusion System project led by MIT scientists, of which it remains the biggest shareholder.

Tuesday, November 30, 2021

Black Friday's price collapse shook the oil market, destroying the bullish sentiment that had been building throughout the month. While prices partially recovered on Monday, they plunged again on Tuesday morning as uncertainty intensified. Concerns over the rapid spread of the Omicron variant have bolstered fears of demand destruction. Everyone is now focused on the upcoming OPEC+ meeting as the potential loss of 2-3 million b/d of global demand could convince the cartel to halt its 400,000 b/d monthly production additions.

Saudi Arabia Shrugs Off Omicron Fears. Whilst other Middle Eastern countries were hesitant to assess OPEC+ prospects of incremental supply, Saudi Arabia’s energy minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman and Russia’s energy minister Alexander Novak were inclined to keep the oil group on its pre-charted course.

Jet Fuel Demand Poised to Suffer. Demand for jet fuel, by far the largest laggard in terms of post-pandemic recovery, is now under severe pressure as Omicron fears continue triggering border closures. Originally, it was expected to have a robust Q4, but these new developments could ruin that.

IEA Picks a Fight with Fossil Energy Producers. Fossil fuel energy producers are apparently to blame for high natural gas and power prices in Europe, according to the head of the International Energy Agency Fatih Birol. The comment was in response to the heavy criticism that clean energy initiatives received when prices spiked.

Russia’s Latest LNG Project Secures Financing. Arctic LNG-2, Russia’s next LNG megaproject developed by Novatek (MCX:NVTK), secured $10.7 billion in project financing from Chinese, Japanese, and Russian banks, thus failing to attract any European banking interest.

White House Seeks US Royalty Rate Revamp. In a recently published blueprint for the future development of oil and gas projects on federal lands, the Biden Administration is advocating an increase in royalty rates, currently some 12.5% on onshore leases and 12.5-18.75% on offshore leases.

Coal Prices Plummet on News of Further Chinese Intervention. China’s thermal coal futures as traded on the Zhengzhou exchange dropped 6% on Monday after the country’s economic planner NDRC indicated its willingness to “improve the mechanisms of coal pricing”, suggesting more government intervention might be on its way.

Iran Wants to Increase Production Capacity to 4 Million b/d. With the Vienna talks on Iran’s nuclear program restarting this week after a five-month hiatus, Iran’s national oil company NIOC is readying to return to a production capacity of 4 million b/d by March 2022.

Canada Vetoes Enbridge Pipeline Allocation. Canada’s Energy regulator rejected Enbridge’s (TSE:ENB) plan to sell all pipeline space on its 3mbpd Mainline trunk pipe system under long-term contracts, arguing the proposed allocation would excessively favor those with contracts.

Saudi Arabia Splashes the Cash for Shale Gas. Saudi Aramco (TADAWUL:2222) started work on the country’s largest non-oil-associated gas field Jafurah this week, with development costs assumed to be at 24 billion, aiming to produce 2 BCf per day of natural gas and some 400MCf per day of associated ethane by 2030.

Russia Wants to Expand Strategic Partnership with China into Green Energy. Having dedicated oil and gas pipelines to supplying China’s consumption centers, leading Russian energy officials are now calling to extend the strategic partnership into renewables, most probably in the form of wind energy projects.

Lundin Energy Considering a Sale or Merger. Sweden’s Lundin Energy (STO:LUNE), whose operations’ scope increased manifold thanks to its stake in the giant Johan Sverdrup field, is considering strategic alternatives that could include a merger or outright sale.

Shell Plans Libya Return. UK-based energy major Shell (NYSE:RDS.A) is planning to return to Libya following its 2012 departure, eyeing oil and gas projects in the Sirte and Ghadames basins, as well as solar plants there.

Indonesia Offers 8 New Oil and Gas Blocks in New Round. The licensing round since the start of the pandemic, Indonesia is now offering 8 new oil and gas blocks located across the archipelago for licensing bids, stating the blocks had a total capacity of 500 MMbbls of oil and 22 TCf of gas.

Best regards,

Tom Kool

29/11/2021

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22/07/2021

The Difference Between an Investor and Speculator

•• Enobong Matthew Updated July 22, 2018
Over the course of the past several decades, the term "investor" has been used for anyone who owns a share of stock. It is important that you understand this is not the case. When a person buys a stock, they are doing it as one of two people: either an investor or a speculator.
What's the difference? An investor is someone who carefully analyzes a company, decides exactly what it is worth, and will not buy the stock unless it is trading at a substantial discount to its intrinsic value. They are able to say, for example, that "Company 'X' is trading for $48 per share, but it is worth $62 per share." They make their investment decisions based on factual data and do not allow their emotions to get involved. A speculator is a person who buys a stock for any other reason.
Why Speculators Buy Stock
Often, they will buy shares in a company because they are "in play" (which is another way of saying a stock is experiencing higher than normal volume and its shares may be being accumulated or sold by institutions). They buy stock not on the basis of a careful analysis, but on the chance, it will rise from any cause other than a recognition of its underlying fundamentals.
Speculation itself is not necessarily a vice, but its participants must be absolutely willing to accept the fact that they are risking their principal. While it can be profitable in the short term (especially during bull markets), it very rarely provides a lifetime of sustainable income or returns. It should be left only to those who can afford to lose everything they are putting up for stake.
How Does Investment and Speculation Affect Stock Price?
The speculator will drive prices to extremes, while the investor (who generally sells when the speculator buys and buys when the speculator sells) evens out the market, so over the long run, stock prices reflect the underlying value of the companies.
If everyone who bought common stocks were an investor, the market as a whole would behave far more rationally than it does. Stocks would be bought and sold based on the value of the business. Wild price fluctuations would occur far less frequently because as soon as a security appeared to be undervalued, investors would buy it, driving the price up to more reasonable levels.
When a company became overpriced, it would promptly be sold. Speculators, on the other hand, are the ones who help create the volatility the value investor loves. Since they buy securities based sometimes on little more than a whim, they are apt to sell for the same reason.
This leads to stocks becoming dramatically overvalued when everyone is interested and unjustifiably undervalued when they fall out of vogue. This manic-depressive behavior creates the opportunity for us to pick up companies that are selling for far less than they are worth.
Fundamentals Matter
This leads to a fundamental belief among value investors that although the stock market may, in the short-term, wildly depart from the fundamentals of a business, in the long-run the fundamentals are all that matter. This is the basis behind the famous Ben Graham quote "In the short-term, the market is a voting machine, in the long-term, a weighing one."
Make Your Money

Sadly, some reject this basic principle of the stock market. I once received an email from a reader who asserted that "the economic fundamentals of a company have no relation to the stock price." This is completely false. My response was a simple message that read "If fundamentals don't matter, what if Coca-Cola never sold another bottle of Coke? How long do you think the stock price would stay at its current level?"
When put in this light, the folly of the "fundamentals don't matter" becomes evident. The next time someone preaches this, simply ask "what happens to the stock if the company can't make its payments and defaults on its loans?" When they answer "it goes bankrupt", simply smile and walk away. Fundamentals do matter.
Unfortunately, countless investors believe the myth this gentleman does. The perfect example of this is the dot-com boom of the late 1990's. Companies that generated no profit and had very little, if any, book value was selling at astronomical levels. "Surely this would prove that fundamentals mean nothing," some would argue.
On the contrary, it proves our point entirely. Only a few short years after the initial stock market bonanza, the economic realities of these companies came back to haunt them. Most fell 90% or more from their highs, with ​many more going bankrupt, ultimately worth less than the paper their stock certificates were printed on.

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18/06/2021

Oil and Gas stock news - FOOTHILLS EXPLORATION INC. (OTC: $FTXP) TO PRESENT AT THE EMERGING GROWTH CONFERENCE ON JUNE 23, 2021;
LOS ANGELES, June 18, 2021– –(Investorideas.com newswire and Oilandgasstocknews.com) Breaking oil and gas stock news – Foothills Exploration, Inc. (OTC: FTXP), including its direct and indirect subsidiaries, ("Foothills," or the "Company"), an oil and gas exploration company, is pleased to announce that it has been invited to present at the Emerging Growth Conference on June 23, 2021.

Foothills invites individual and institutional investors as well as advisors and analysts, to attend its real-time, interactive presentation at the Emerging Growth Conference.

The next Emerging Growth Conference is presenting on June 23, 2021. This live, interactive online event will give existing shareholders and the investment community the opportunity to interact with the Company’s Executive Chairman, Mr. Kevin J. Sylla in real time. Mr. Sylla will deliver the Company’s presentation and may subsequently open the floor for questions. Please ask your questions during the event and Mr. Sylla will do his best to get through as many of them as possible.

Foothills will be presenting at 11:30 a.m. Eastern time on June 23rd for 30 minutes.

Please register here to ensure you can attend the conference and receive any updates that are released. Below is the unique registration link:
https://goto.webcasts.com/starthere.jsp?ei=1473091&tp_key=f82736754c&sti=ftxp

If attendees are unable to join the event live on the day of the conference, an archived webcast will also be made available on EmergingGrowth.com and we will also release a link to that after the event.

About the Emerging Growth Conference
The Emerging Growth conference is an effective way for public companies to present and communicate their new products, services, and other major announcements to the investment community from the convenience of their office, in a time efficient manner. The Conference focus and coverage includes companies in a wide range of growth sectors, with strong management teams, innovative products & services, focused strategy, ex*****on, and the overall potential for long term growth. Its audience includes potentially tens of thousands of Individual and Institutional investors, as well as Investment advisors and analysts. All sessions will be conducted through video webcasts and will take place in the Eastern time zone.

About the Company
Foothills Exploration, Inc. is an oil and gas exploration company focused on natural gas exploration and participating in the global energy transition. The Company’s principal asset located in the Wind River Basin, Wyoming, consists of approximately 16,000 acres of highly prospective development acreage. The Company's initiative is to generate high-impact exploration projects focused on natural gas. For additional information please visit the Company’s website at www.foothillspetro.com.

Forward-Looking Statements
All statements, other than statements of historical facts, included in this release that address activities, events or developments that we expect, believe or anticipate will or may occur in the future are forward-looking statements. These statements are based on certain assumptions we made based on management's experience, perception of historical trends and technical analyses, current conditions, capital plans, drilling plans, production expectations, our ability to raise adequate additional capital, or enter into other financing arrangements to support our acquisition, development and drilling activities, anticipated future developments, and other factors believed to be appropriate and reasonable by management. When used in this release, words such as "will," “possible,” "potential," "believe," "estimate," "intend," "expect," "may," "should," "anticipate," "could," "plan," "predict," "project," "profile," "model," "strategy," "future" or their negatives or the statements that include these words or other words that convey the uncertainty of future events or outcomes, are intended to identify forward-looking statements, although not all forward-looking statements contain such identifying words. In particular, statements, express or implied, concerning our future operating results and returns or our ability to acquire or develop proven or probable reserves, our ability to replace or increase reserves, increase production, or generate income or cash flows are forward-looking statements.

Forward-looking statements are not guarantees of performance. Such statements are subject to a number of assumptions, risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond our control. While forward-looking statements are based on assumptions and analyses made by us that we believe to be reasonable under the circumstances, whether actual results and developments will meet our expectations and predictions depend on a number of risks and uncertainties which could cause our actual results, performance, and financial condition to differ materially from our expectations. As a result, no assurance can be given that these assumptions are accurate or that any of these expectations will be achieved (in full or at all) or will prove to have been correct. We have had sporadic and limited revenue and our securities are subject to considerable risk. Investors are cautioned to review FTXP’s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a discussion of risk and other factors that affect our business. Any forward-looking statement made by us in this news release speaks only as of the date on which it is made. Factors or events that could cause our actual results to differ may emerge from time to time, and it is not possible for us to predict all of them. We undertake no obligation to publicly update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future development or otherwise, except as may be required by law. The Company intends that all forward-looking statements be subject to the safe-harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.

Investor Contact
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14/06/2021

Dear Enobong Matthew ,

Greetings from London.

In today’s newsletter, we will take a quick look at some of the critical figures and data in the energy markets this week.

We will then look at some of the key market movers early this week before providing you with the latest analysis of the top news events taking place in the global energy complex over the past few days. We hope you enjoy.







Chart of the Week



- Natural gas-fired power generation averaged 3,394 GWh per day in the first four months of 2021, down nearly 7% from the same period in 2020.

- The decline is mostly the result of higher natural gas prices and increased competition from renewables. The decline is the first year-on-year decline since 2017.

- The drop is even more notable given that overall electricity generation increased by 6.6% over the same period.

Market Movers

- Williams Companies (NYSE: WMB) has an extra two years to build its proposed Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE), a gas pipeline from Pennsylvania to New York, according to a decision from FERC. The project has run aground due to the lack of permits in New York and New Jersey.

- BP (NYSE: BP) said it will sell its stake in the Shearwater field in the North Sea to Tailwind Energy for an undisclosed sum.

- Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE: RDS.A) won a $2.5 billion 10-year contract to supply New South Wales with battery backup power.

Tuesday May 25, 2021

Oil prices rose by more than 3% on Monday on renewed optimism about global demand as global vaccinations continue. Also, concerns about a rush of new supply from Iran eased.

Hiccups in Iran negotiations. Iran said that gaps remain in negotiations with the U.S., which helped push up crude oil prices.

Best Regards,

Enobong Matthew
News Editor, Oilprice.com

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21/01/2020

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08/09/2019

The Benefits of Investing In Monthly-Paying REITs

Fellow Investor,

Most of our expenses come in every month – mortgage, car payments, utilities. Why can’t income from our investments be the same?

Unfortunately, the majority of dividend stocks pay quarterly. And for those of us planning to use dividends as our source of income in retirement, this makes for a lumpy income stream.

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