Oil and Gas Prices Live Separate Lives

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Kinder Morgan Revenue

Kinder Morgan’s Revenue Looks Rough

Photo Credit.   A company’s revenue can be very telling of the state of that company. Additionally, often investors will base their investment choices on a company’s revenue. How do you tell if their revenue is good? Kinder Morgan is a good stock to look at to understand these things. Seth Jayson explains why Kinder … Read more

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2 Oil and Gas Stocks to Steer Clear Of

Photo Credit. We always tell you about the good picks on the market, but this time around we are going to do the opposite and tell a couple stocks to avoid. Knowing the bad stocks is just as important and knowing the good ones. Read up on the warning signs these stocks present and use … Read more

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Natural Gas Production

Natural Gas Stocks Bound to Blow

Photo Credit. We haven’t talked about some solid natural gas stocks in a little while, so I suppose its time to get you updated! There are three nat gas stocks that a ready to pop, and we have the need to know information. Lindsey Bell explains the important details about these three stocks. Goodrich Petroleum … Read more

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$100 Oil Struggle

$100 Oil is Facing a Fight to Maintain its Price

Photo Credit. $100 oil has hit, but also has been struggling to maintain the $100 price tag. What is causing this? It seems in the past $100 oil was easy, now, not quite the same. What has changed? Andrea Tse gives further explanation. The news was a disappointment to oil bulls who were pinning their hopes … Read more

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Exxon Grows Production

Exxon Boosts Production with New Project

Photo Credit. Exxon has been increasing their production quite consistently. They have been focusing on a few specific projects recently that have allowed them to increase their production even more. What projects and by how much? These are the questions everyone is asking. Here are some details provided by the Trefis Team. Crude production volumes … Read more

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