The push for liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from US shores has often been compared to a gold rush, and like a mining boom of yore it seems to have stirred up a fair bit of speculation.Speculation tends to spring up around good, easily understood stories. And, short… Read More
Igor Greenwald is chief investment strategist of Breakthrough Technology Profits and Income Millionaire.
Igor served as a financial columnist and has also worked as a newspaper editor, foreign correspondent and online producer. He was born in Ukraine, educated at Georgetown University and lives in Massachusetts.
Analyst Articles
Just last month, I was using Chesapeake Energy (NYSE: CHK) as an example of everything an energy investor ought to avoid: an overleveraged and ailing leviathan long run for the primary benefit of its imperial CEO and his coterie of insiders. Yet here I am… Read More
In this issue: Unwieldy empires can be very costly, as Chesapeake’s long-suffering shareholders are still learning. But the hiring of a young and well-regarded outsider as CEO and recent purchases by a top value investor give us the confidence to bet on a successful turnaround. In contrast, the… Read More
Booming US crude supply should dramatically reduce the power of the oil exporters’ cartel, despite the market’s current skepticism. Read More
Booming US crude supply should dramatically reduce the power of the oil exporters’ cartel, despite the market’s current skepticism. Read More
Hedge fund manager Dan Loeb’s billion-dollar new stake could pay off big even if the company spurns him. Read More
I’m very fond of Marathon Petroleum (NYSE: MPC), having written about, and profited from, the stock since the low $30s and made it my first pick for The Energy Strategist at a fortuitously timed $72, after which it quickly ran up above $90. The inevitable cold shower… Read More
A coup ousting the architect of a sprawling multinational empire would not normally be welcomed by shareholders. But Occidental (NYSE: OXY) is different in that the coup was actually a counter-coup and in the fact that many investors have had enough of the empire’s burdens.The man they ousted… Read More
We don’t see many earnings windfalls like this. When EOG Resources (NYSE: EOG) reported first-quarter operating earnings of $1.80 a share last week, it beat analysts’ consensus estimate by 62 cents, and 52 percent.And there was no gimmick involved, unless you want to count as the gimmick the… Read More
In this issue: Despite the recent leveling-off of the production from the Bakken, the tight-oil formation’s long-term potential remains barely tapped, according to the government’s new geological survey. We examine the region’s most promising producers, all of which are already in our portfolios. Meanwhile, one of the… Read More