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When Will Russia Run Out Of Oil?
Current oil reserves in Russia stand at 29 billion tons and under current consumption rates (its 2P gas reserves' depletion would come about in more than 160 years).
There Is No Such Thing As Peak Oil Demand
Notwithstanding that oil demand has increased for over 150 years, it will eventually stop increasing. If oil demand were to reach an actual peak, then the top might be easier to predict.
What A Westinghouse Bankruptcy Could Mean For U.S. Utilities
The worst case scenario for utility investors would be if the utilities had to cancel the projects and take big write offs. But we assign a very low probability to this scenario.
2017 Is Set To Be An Epic Year For Copper (SPONSORED POST)
The most impressive thing on the copper scene right now is Chile’s unexploited copper deposits, and by far the most impressive move was Arena’s scooping up of big-cap territory that could lead us to the biggest discovery in the world.
An OPEC Deal Extension Isn’t As Simple As It Sounds
It's been six months now that oil prices have been reacting to OPEC, first to the possibility of an agreement, and then to the production cut deal itself.
Could This Be The Biggest Biotech Breakthrough Of The Decade? (SPONSORED POST)
A little-known, visionary biotech company is gearing up to release a potentially ground-breaking medical device that could help prevent strokes. It could help save six million lives a year—or a life every 4 minutes.
Is A Second OPEC Cut On The Cards?
The supply-cut deal has so far resulted in a surprisingly high OPEC compliance of more than 90 percent, thanks to the cartel's leader and biggest producer, Saudi Arabia, which has been cutting deeper than pledged.
Why Gold Is A Sure Thing In 2017 (SPONSORED POST)
Gold is great again, and all-American gold—even better.
The Secret Wealth Of The World’s Richest Oil Billionaires
A policy of nationalizing chunks of an economy inevitably creates oligarchs who skim profits off the country’s natural resources.
Oil Majors' Costs Have Risen 66% Since 2011
The oil majors reported poor earnings for the fourth quarter of last year, but many oil executives struck an optimistic tone about the road ahead.
Next Oil Rally? Futures Say Market Is Tightening
Just as the rapid rise of floating storage in 2015 and 2016 was a sign of the deepening global supply imbalance, draining tankers of stored oil is an early sign that the supply glut is receding.
Where To Look As The Lithium Boom Unfolds In 2017 (Sponsored Post)
The sweetest spot in the Lithium rush is now definitively Chile: It’s the world’s biggest venue, and it’s about to explode as Tesla flips the switch on its lithium battery gigafactory,
How Investors Can Profit From Trump's Military Ambitions (SPONSORED POST)
Cobalt is a highly strategic material—it defines our defensive capabilities, and Donald Trump is now playing with yet another executive order to boost the military, and military spending.
The Oil War Is Only Just Getting Started
Five or ten years from now, a possible market share ‘oil war’ would take place on a totally different battleground, and some regiments or battalions may lack essential armory to wage such war.
Is This The Best Way To Profit From The Electric Car Boom? (SPONSORED POST)
As Tesla fires up its $5-billion battery gigafactory to mass produce lithium-ion batteries in a historical turning point, lithium prices are set to explode, there has never been a better year to be a lithium company.
Extreme Optimism Confirms A Short-Term Top In The Markets
The rise has been fueled by the expectations of tax cuts and enormous fiscal spending intended to boost inflation. In turn, the Fed is most likely to raise rates at a quicker pace, which has sent the US Dollar Index to 13-year highs.
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