Sunday Races: Dick, Muttley, and Penelope

By Paul Sankey Published on September 7, 2025 at 1:32 PM

Wet day, More bearish natgas weather. First week back in the book, post-Labor Day. The maelstrom of September/October markets upon us. There is a lot of thematic news, if that makes sense. Or we try to arrange the news, of which there is an abundance, into thematics. It’s like the Wacky Races. Source: Hanna-Barbera Idiosyncratic winners from Trump II, such as US small cap refining, Oxy & carbon capture, US rare earth players; AI players …

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Sunday: A Poorer Man, if he Never Saw an Eagle Fly

By Paul Sankey Published on August 24, 2025 at 5:41 PM

Back from my week in Colorado and California. I missed a wet week in Brooklyn as Hurricane Erin passed. Today the weather is perfect, though bearish natgas. Temperatures have been cold and are now ideal. No air con, but a the beautiful summer breeze, we are at 78F, 25C. Top tip: in temperature conversion, 28°C ⇄ 82°F, 16°C ⇄ 61°F, 4°C ⇄ 40°F.~ Natgas bulls look away now: Source: NOAA ~ When in Rome, we …

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Sunday So Kiss Me and Smile For Me

By Paul Sankey Published on August 17, 2025 at 5:38 PM

Greetings, Alaska? No I am off to Colorado, first thing tomorrow, Monday. This year is the 30th anniversary of the Enercom conference in Denver. This is a more small cap conference with the interesting twist of being free to attend for registered investment professionals. And indeed, I am still registered, to Series 24 level, no less. Reminder: Drinks September 2nd in Midtown around Barcap conference 5pm. So for me, a bit of an old school …

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