Energy Charts – August 28, 2017
August 30, 2017
Disappointing power burn and gasoline demand capped natgas and gasoline gain this summer, but Hurricane Harvey is causing crude/gasoline divergence. Energy charts 8/28/17
White Paper – Artificial Intelligence and Trading
July 31, 2017
In this white paper, we explore the state-of-the-art, the threats and opportunities presented by AI. … More White Paper – Artificial Intelligence and Trading
Energy Charts – July 4, 2017
July 4, 2017
Cooling Degree Days (CDD) crashed, prompting a selloff in natgas. WTI continues to bounce in downtrend… Energy Charts 7/4/17
The Never Ending Recovery of Natural Gas
June 22, 2017
Recent rout in oil has been hogging the headlines. Our prognosis on oil’s downtrend in May has played out with conviction so far in June. Now we turn to the outlook of oil’s poor cousin, natural gas…. … More The Never Ending Recovery of Natural Gas
Energy Charts – June 12, 2017
June 13, 2017
Gasoline demand was unseasonably weak, crude stockpile spiked prompting a selloff, natgas demand slowed. Energy Charts 6/12/17
Oil’s Market Share War Claims Another Victim
May 30, 2017
Recent headlines featuring the epic battle between OPEC and shale are the stuff of great movies. With the conclusion of the latest OPEC meeting and Memorial Day summer driving season kickoff, it is time to take the pulse of the crude oil market. … More Oil’s Market Share War Claims Another Victim
Energy Charts – May 23, 2017
May 23, 2017
Gasoline demand disappoints so far, but hotter than normal spring boost natural gas. … More Energy Charts – May 23, 2017
Trump Trade Unravels
May 19, 2017
We wrote about the possible scenarios of the Trump administration back in January. Now we will look at how they played out.
Back when the markets responded enthusiastically about the new alignment in the White House and Congress, there was an underlying optimism that Trump would behave differently as president than a candidate on the trail… … More Trump Trade Unravels
A Survey of Macro Landscape in 2017
January 4, 2017
Long before the election upset of 2016, economists in the U.S. were lamenting the decreasing effectiveness of monetary stimulus and clamoring for the fiscal kind. No longer. With an acquiescent Republican Congress, the Trump administration can, realistically, effect some sweeping changes that represent fundamental shifts in the fiscal, monetary, trade, and tax regimes. … More A Survey of Macro Landscape in 2017
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