Finding Direction in Crude’s Violent Swings Oil & Gas
Generally, investors realize that when options or futures contracts are expiring, there will be volatility in the market. Crude is no different…
Matthew Carr
Matthew Carr is the Emerging Trends Strategist of The Oxford Club. His unique take on investing – focusing on predictable “Prime Periods” for companies in various industries, including energy, tech and consumer staples – has led to countless outsized gains. (These include the largest return in Club history, a whopping 2,733% on Columbia Sportswear.) Matthew cut his teeth in the industry as a writer for the energy trade publications Natural Gas Week, Gas Market Reconnaissance and Oil Daily. He also dug into exports and international trade finance for Business Credit magazine.
Today, Matthew is the Editor of Oxford Resource Explorer, Prime System Trader and The VIPER Alert. He is also a Contributing Editor to Energy & Resources Digest.
Matthew Carr's Latest Posts
Is It Time to Leave the U.S.? Commodities
The double-digit run by oil and the annual shift in focus from investors to first quarter results and the year ahead helped fuel a market rally. But the biggest beneficiary has been emerging markets.
A Slew of Opportunities in This Beaten-Up Sector Oil & Gas
At first glance, this may have energy investors clutching their pearls. But these types of pullbacks can create excellent buying opportunities.
March Madness? This Rally Has Only Just Begun Oil & Gas
It’s March madness… And I’m not talking about Middle Tennessee’s upset over Michigan State…
Oil Well Depletion Rates Are Good News for Oil Prices Oil & Gas
Right now, what once was a red flag has led to a tremendous run in crude…
The Energy Sector Is Outperforming the Broader Market Oil & Gas
Almost a decade since the Great Recession, we’re still working through this psychological inversion in the broader markets… But there is one sector where bad news continues to fuel an ongoing rally.
The Good News as the Oil Industry Guts Itself Oil & Gas
As oil production falls and consumption remains steady, the glut will eventually ease. This is good news for oil investors…
Lower Fuel Costs Siphoned Revenue From This Industry Oil & Gas
There’s been a long-standing belief that lower crude prices would be a boon for a variety of industries. The reality is that it’s much more of a mixed bag.
This Indicator Reveals a Shocking Rebellion in the Market Metals
An important market indicator just exploded and entered into completely whacky territory. And it could mean bad news for investors.
Falling Crude and the Irrational American Oil & Gas
The price for regular gasoline is under $2 per gallon. So, where’s the money Americans are saving at the pump?
