Commodities

While oil briefly dipped under $30 early in 2016, it never saw the lows so many were calling for. Now U.S. oil has climbed to a 19-month high.

Each year, the global demand for oil rises by roughly 1 million barrels a day … but there just isn’t that much spare capacity in the global oil market.

I’ve spent countless hours analyzing weather patterns, and one thing is apparent: They indicate opportune times to invest and generate profits.

Wall Street seems to think that America’s shale industry will be able to save us from higher oil prices in the months and years ahead. But with shale oil production shutting down, that seems like a long shot…