Oil & Gas Stocks Research & Info

We are trying to keep our readers as up to date as possible with the latest and greatest energy stock picks. T. Boone Pickens recently stated his favorite picks for the upcoming months. Some of these are repeats from the last article we posted, so we have narrowed down the new picks.

[B] Read the entire article here: [URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/07/28/hot-off-the-presses-pickens-latest-energy-stock-picks/"]Hot Off the Presses: Pickens' Latest Energy Stock Picks[/URL][/B]


[B][URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/07/28/oil-to-reach-120-by-2012/"]Oil to Reach $120 by 2012? [/URL]
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Peak oil has been the talk of the energy industry during 2011. But what should we expect from 2012? There are high expectations all around, and I have herd analysts predict $120 oil numerous times. Is it really possible?

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$100 oil is good news for any oil investor out there. However, there are a number of companies who will greatly benefit from this high priced oil. Which companies are they?


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For additional charts and research: [url]http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/07/13/100-oil-the-going-gets-good-for-these-energy-stocks/[/url]

$100 oil has been the talk of 2011, and it has yet to slow down. There has been a lot of media surrounding the value of the U.S. Dollar this past week as well. Sounds to me like there is probably a correlation between the two. I did some research and found some research, done by Tatyana Shumsky, that is right on point.

[QUOTE]…The dollar slipped against the euro after upbeat data on German business confidence boosted the single European currency. Crude-oil futures recouped some of their recent losses as the dollar slumped. A weaker greenback raises the appeal of dollar-denominated commodities as they seem cheaper for holders of other currencies…
…Oil analysts at Goldman Sachs raised their price forecasts on Brent crude Tuesday, saying global economic growth will continue to pressure the spare capacity among major oil producers.[/QUOTE]


Read the entire article here: [url]http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/05/29/oil-under-100-but-why/[/url]

Oil prices hit record highs back in 2008, and many are expecting the same result in 2011. However, there has been much discussion about whether or not it will actually happen. We are in cross roads for our energy future here in the U.S., and this year could be very telling about the future.

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Find additional research and charts here: [url]http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/05/24/oil-prices-will-rise-again/[/url]

There have been incredible amounts of speculation surrounding peak oil prices. And just recently, the speculators themselves have been blames for the high prices of a tank of gas. Well, lets get down to business and see what is really going on.[URL="http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2011/05/16/general-us-nabe-survey_8467890.html"] Christina Rexrode[/URL] does a great job of explaining the connections between the economy and oil prices, and it makes a lot of sense.

[QUOTE]…The economists said they expect GDP to grow at 2.8 percent in 2011 – a decrease from the 3.3 percent prediction they made when surveyed in late January and early February. They also lowered predictions for consumer spending growth this year (2.8 percent, down from 3.2 percent), and housing starts (610,000, down from 660,000). They also expect housing prices to fall 1.5 percent, after saying earlier that they would rise 0.4 percent.[/QUOTE]

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Early in the the year oil prices were high and oil stocks were poised to pop. Now analysts are saying different. Media is telling us that oil is going to drop, but where is this reasoning coming from? Is there legitimate information to back up these predictions?

"…The price of crude has recently bumped downward by a good 15%. This is likely due to four factors:
1. Rise in absolute inventory levels in this week’s EIA Inventory Report(released Wednesday at 10:30 AM EDT).
2. The killing of Osama bin Laden.
3. Word from a variety of sources, including MasterCard and the EIA that gasoline demand has fallen relative to its levels of last year.
4. Commodities speculators reducing positions because they have been put under pressure from declining silver and gold prices."

Find the additional research here: [url]http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/05/19/falling-oil-prices-fact-or-fiction/[/url]