The Crude Chronicles
A blog about the financial history of the Oil & Gas \ud83d\udee2 industry told through charts \ud83d\udcc8 that go back \ud83d\udcaf+ years.
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Petroleum in Pangaea
The Gist: Higher oil prices are ultimately needed.
The Gist: Higher oil prices are ultimately needed. Otherwise, the Kingdom will have little choice but to continue increasing its debt burden.
A Seasonal Bear in a Secular Bull (3Q26 Chart Pack Video)
A recording by The Crude Chronicles
As promised, today’s post features a video presentation of the main slides within my 3Q26 Chart Pack, which was released earlier this week (HERE).
A Seasonal Bear in a Secular Bull (3Q26 Chart Pack)
My 3Q26 Chart Deck (available below the paywall — 76 pages) is out, titled “A Seasonal Bear in a Secular Bull ”
My 3Q26 Chart Deck (available below the paywall — 76 pages) is out, titled “A Seasonal Bear in a Secular Bull ”
250 Years of Commodities
As America turns 250 years old this weekend, I am reminded of a few charts.
As America turns 250 years old this weekend, I am reminded of a few charts.
The "OFS Oath" - change the incentives, change the outcomes.
The Gist: The OFS industry has significantly underperformed over the past decade and a half due to structural headwinds that are unlikely to reverse.
The Gist: The OFS industry has significantly underperformed over the past decade and a ha...
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