Posted by Turn Key Oil on February 21, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Photo Credit. Peak oil has been the topic of discussion for a long time. We have been very hopeful about peak oil, but as always there are two sides of the story. We want you to be able to draw your own conclusions about peak oil, so here is an opposing viewpoint. Travis Hoium explains … Read more
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Posted by Turn Key Oil on October 21, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Photo Credit. When researching stocks, its important to make comparisons to similar competitors. This is a great strategy in trying to find the stock that is perfect for you. This time around, let’s take a look at Ultra Petroleum. How does it measure up? Dan Caplinger shares the necessary information an investor needs to … Read more
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Posted by Turn Key Oil on August 8, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Photo Credit. Natural gas prices fell last week. The question is whether or not they will reach the price that they were beforehand. One thing that could contribute to this price increase is Chesapeake Energy. What exactly does this mean? Devon Shire gives a great explanation on how CHK could bring natural gas prices back up. …There … Read more
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Posted by Turn Key Oil on August 5, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Photo Credit. The economy has been in a real struggle recently, and is causing natural gas to be priced lower than usual. Natural gas is back under $4, which can potentially create a higher risk for companies that are dependent on its profits. John Ogg has found the companies that are most likely to be effected by this low gas … Read more
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Posted by Turn Key Oil on May 10, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Photo Credit. Awhile back we put together an article called, Prepping for Expensive Oil, where we discussed how you can prepare your portfolio for high priced oil. This post will be an extension of that. With oil over $100 and still climbing, it is important that you are ready and have some picks lined up. Here are 7 … Read more
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