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High Energy Prices Mean EV Battery Stocks Could Power-Up
The Green Trade got up off the floor in the last two weeks. After a very hyped 2020 through early 2021, this has been a dead zone for investors. But from hydrogen to RNG–Renewable Natural Gas–alternative energy stocks came to life in a big way.
Why Are Canada’s Natgas Prices Half That Of U.S. Right Now?
In the United States the biggest impediment to natural gas prices rising – the shutdown of the Freeport LNG terminal – looks to be hitting its timeline on getting back online, which is only in a couple more months. 
Renewables– Copper’s Big Tailwind
Copper has had a tough go of it. The stocks of copper producers have been even worse.
The Best Bull Market In Energy Is European Natural Gas
European natural gas prices are starting to rip higher once again. They had settled a bit after going ballistic on the news of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February, but that steadiness appears to be over.
Are Spreads The Thin Edge Of The Wedge?
Name me an oil bear right now – and I don’t mean a permabear – I mean someone that has been bullish before but has now pulled the plug. It is not easy to find.
The Problem With The Uranium Supply Chain
Every form of energy is going through the roof. Oil, natural gas, refined products, coal – you name it, if it’s a fuel, it is going up. Except for one. Uranium.
Should You Get The KOLD ETF This Spring?
I want to tell you that you should short natural gas. I want to tell you that the $8.50/mcf natural gas we saw is crazy, that the price is going to come down. I want to tell you this because what I have seen is telling me this is the perfect setup.
I’m Investing In This Big Growth Stock At Just 8 Cents Per Share
This is where The Big Money is made—at the start of A Big Trend.  The Company has made a conscious decision to not expand further until they have positive cash flow—which happens at about an $8 million annual run rate.
The War That Saved The Market
The market is flying. Meme stocks are back. It is good times again.
Two Big Energy Plays For Investors
It is clear we need alternatives and renewables are not there yet. The only way to fill the gap is with LNG, especially if 7 million barrels a day of Russian oil gets embargoed! Here are two plays to take advantage of the situation.
What Is Driving The Bull Market In Potash Prices? And Will It Continue?
If you looked at the supply and demand of the potash market, you would think it's balanced. Demand is expected to come in at 73 million metric tons this year. Capacity is about 83.5 metric tons. That looks balanced, yet prices tell a different story.
Everybody Wants A Piece Of Xebra
Ever since his Xebra Brands won an injunction in Mexico’s Supreme Court on Dec. 1, allowing them—and just them—to produce cannabis and cannabis related products, he has been fielding calls from everybody.
Phosphate Prices Are High Already - Will LFP Batteries Turbo-Charge Them Even Higher?
Today I take a quick look at phosphate, a fertilizer. Like oil stocks two years ago, this sector was left for dead. Yet not only is its pricing up big this year, it has a potential extra catalyst: Electric Vehicle (EV) batteries.
The Natural Gas Vs. Oil Trade Long UNG/Short USO
The oil short is simple. If economic activity slows, oil demand slows. With oil prices already printing above $80, there is plenty of downside in that scenario.
Steel Yourself — Here’s A Great SPAC
Algoma Steel is going public (again) through a SPAC with Legato Merger Corp. Once the merger is complete, Algoma will be one of the cheapest steel plays out there. And because it is a SPAC, there is a very interesting way to play the upside.
The Only Shipping Trade I Want To Make This Year - Zim Integrated Shipping
Me and the Market both hate shipping stocks. Why? Because we regularly see management teams either buying options in their own deals or worse openly buying or selling ships from their own personal net worth back and forth to the public company.
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