We predict oil and natural gas prices are soon tugged notably higher by cold winter air finally arriving. And by pent-up demand built up by Europe and China in recession most of year 2022.

Oil & Gas Price Comparison [Note, Oil priced at $-37.63 per barrel 4/20/20 is omitted] (Src: Oil Price-Platt’s Oilgram & NYMEX closing futures prices; Gas Price-WSJ & DOE) $/bbl $/mmBtu

Fossil Fuel & Stock Prices + Expectations Exaggerated Down By Extra Mild Is Fueling Growth. It + Climate Stimulating Has Us Head to Years Of Fossil-Fuel-UP.

Fossil Fuel & Stock Prices + Expectations Exaggerated Down By More Mild Is Fueling Growth. It + Climate Stimulating Has Us Head to Years Of Fossil-Fuel-UP.

Oil & Gas Price Comparison [Note, Oil priced at $-37.63 per barrel 4/20/20 is omitted] (Src: Oil Price-Platt’s Oilgram & NYMEX closing futures prices; Gas Price-WSJ & DOE) $/bbl $/mmBtu

Oil & Gas Price Comparison [Note, Oil priced at $-37.63 per barrel 4/20/20 is omitted] (Src: Oil Price-Platt’s Oilgram & NYMEX closing futures prices; Gas Price-WSJ & DOE) $/bbl $/mmBtu

Fossil Fuel Prices Exaggerated Down Have Expectations And Supply Pursuit Still Down, But Climate Change Will Have Fossil-Fuel-UP The Direction We Head. Recession, Inflation, Climate and Coronavirus fears and all the events pressuring down power our predicting: Free Markets fund another Drilling Boom fueling a billion more of mankind UP.

Fossil Fuel Prices Exaggerated Down Have Expectations And Supply Pursuit Still Down, But Climate Change Now Has Fossil-Fuel-UP The Direction We Head. Recession, Inflation, Climate and Coronavirus fears and events that pressured down power our predicting: Free Markets fund another Drilling Boom fueling a billion more of mankind UP.

Oil & Gas Price Comparison [Note, Oil priced at $-37.63 per barrel 4/20/20 is omitted] (Src: Oil Price-Platt’s Oilgram & NYMEX closing futures prices; Gas Price-WSJ & DOE) $/bbl $/mmBtu

Fossil Fuel Prices Exaggerated Down Have Expectations And Supply Pursuit Down And Now Climate Change Has Fossil-Fuel-UP The Direction We Head. Recession, Inflation, Climate and Coronavirus fears and events that pressured down power our predicting: Free Markets fund another Drilling Boom fueling a billion more of mankind UP.

Fossil Fuel Prices Exaggerated Down Have Expectations And Supply Pursuit Down. But Climate Change Now Has Fossil-Fuel-UP The Direction We Head.Recession, Inflation, Climate and Coronavirus fears and events pressuring down powers our predicting: Free Markets fund another Drilling Boom fueling a billion more of mankind UP.

Oil & Gas Price Comparison [Note, Oil priced at $-37.63 per barrel 4/20/20 is omitted] (Src: Oil Price-Platt’s Oilgram & NYMEX closing futures prices; Gas Price-WSJ & DOE) $/bbl $/mmBtu

Fossil Fuel Prices Exaggerated Down Have Expectations And Supply Pursuit Down, But Climate Change Will-Have/Has Fossil-Fuel-UP The Direction We Head. Recession, Inflation, Climate and Coronavirus fears and events pressuring down power our predicting: Free Markets fund another Drilling Boom fueling a billion more of mankind UP.

Oil & Gas Price Comparison [Note, Oil priced at $-37.63 per barrel 4/20/20 is omitted] (Src: Oil Price-Platt’s Oilgram & NYMEX closing futures prices; Gas Price-WSJ & DOE)

Fossil Fuel Prices Exaggerated Down Dropping Expectations And Supply Pursuit But Change To Summer Will Have Fossil-Fuel-UP The Direction We Head.

Almost All The Northern Hemisphere Winter Delightfully Mild Providing Energy Cost Relief Is Stimulating Years Of Fossil-Fuel UP The Direction We Head.

Almost All The Northern Hemisphere Winter Delightfully Mild Providing Energy Cost Relief Is Stimulating Years Of Fossil-Fuel UP The Direction We Head.

Energy Stocks Trending UP Despite Temperatures Temporarily Delightfully Mild Highlight Much More UP To Go

We predict oil and natural gas prices are soon tugged notably higher by cold winter air finally arriving. And by pent-up demand built up by Europe and China in recession most of year 2022.

Normal And regular Climate Change, Promoted As "Big, Mankind-Casued-Change-To-Be-Feared," Has Years Of Fossil-Fuel UP The Direction We Head.

Recession, Inflation, Coronavirus, and Climate fears pressuring down power our predicting: Free Markets fund another Drilling Boom fueling a billion more of mankind UP.

Recession Fears High + Overdue Summer Heat Helping Climate Fear Fuel Ending-Using-Fossil-Fuel Ideas Is Providing Another Great Buy Oil & Nat Gas Low

Energy Market Assessment 3/2/2022 Convincing Humans To Kill And Destroy Hard to Understand But Happening Is Increasing Pent-Up Demand Plus Awareness Of Needing To Be Prepared.

Stock Markets Setting New Record Highs Confirm UP The Direction We Head. Poor Understanding Still Has Few Knowing We Need Another Drilling Boom.

The Oil-Price Collapse Exaggerating Expectations Down Has Set Up Much More Consensus-Beating UP

Despite Many Reasons Noted To Believe Down Is The Direction We Go Next, The Data Points To UP–Much-More/Many-More DOING To DO

Need For And Opportunity For Much-More Wise Investing Is Evident In Oil-Production-By-Most And Oil-Inventory Trending Down–More UP Is Needed

Historical supply, demand and inventory data on the United States natural gas market is from the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s Feb 2022 Monthly Electric Power Monthly, Energy Review & Natural Gas Monthly.  The Smolinski natural gas strip price is the 12-month moving average of New York Mercantile Exchange natural gas futures prices 7 to 18 months into the future.  OSX is the Philadelphia Oil Service Sector Index.  XOI is the American Stock Exchange’s Oil Index.

Stock Price Gains And Losses Are Highlighting Much More Wonderfully Profitable Oil & Natural Gas Investing Needed

The S&P 500 down 23.5% year to date but the Energy XOP up 23% highlights what Coronavirus pulled ahead down but what was postponed needed with more UP to go. 

The S&P 500 is down 13.2% year to date but the Energy XOP is up 53%, highlighting how coronavirus has affected the industry.

We Credit More Recognizing Need And Opportunity For Living Better Lives For S&P 500 Back Up To The Record Highs Exceeded Only Jan 22 to Feb 1, 88% Of Its February Loss Recovered.

The S&P 500 down 18.2% year to date but the Energy XOP up 33% highlights what Coronavirus pulled ahead faded but postponed catching up with more UP to go.

594 oil rigs drilling last week is 278 above the May 2016, 316 Drilling Bust low but still 294 below 888 November 2018.

New record highs despite vehicle production still significantly down confirms long-lead-time infrastructure growth catching UP with drilling-and-completion-infrastructure lead times that shrunk.