@patrick_oshag Equity markets have been on fire and the Knicks have been through a long-term drought. It’s not that much of a surprise, once you get past the initial
sticker shock.
@pickeringenergy Even accepting those #’s as gospel, GOR has been creeping up and that trend is highly likely to continue especially with less drilling in ‘26.
@TeddyGambino Last I checked about a month or so ago, agency MBS was trading ~ 125bps back versus recent history of something closer to 80bps. If they start buying agency mbs and get it to tighten to ~ 80bps, confirming mortgage rates should come down a like amount.
@Beganovic2025 @JoshBobrowsky@johnarnold That’s because Nashville, like many secondary cities got over-built by the purpose rental developers. The secular growth trend in Nashville though is undeniable.
@DosNomad@CRUDEOIL231 As an old boss of mine used to say, it is hard to hedge being wrong. That’s the nature of trading natural gas.
There is still a lot of year left to make it back.
@DarrellSto67629@tommacinnis Not taking a position on MEG / CVE, but it is simply untrue to say that reputable journalists such as at the Wall Street Journal or Reuters don’t cite unnamed sources when reporting on live M&A matters
@TeddyGambino He’s right. The part that he misses and will find out by the end of his term the hard way, is that it going to require high $70s WTI initially to get to it and then ~ $85+ shortly thereafter. He can throw his toys at OPEC and US producers all he wants at that point. Won’t help