Friday, February 12, 2021

Notes From All Over -- February 12, 2021

From social media:

  • Tesla: 1,184 days ago, Tesla starting taking $250,000 deposits for the RoadsterII. It still doesn't exist.
  • Jim Cramer: I feel fortunate to have energy expert Jim Cramer assessing how quickly oil will become obsolete. He also said the energy sector was dead before this 75%+ move. Just hanging on every word. 
  • Nikki Haley: Former US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley directly accused former President Donald Trump for his involvement stoking the US Capitol riot in a new interview. Being reported by an outlet I don't trust.
  • TSLA: Time to kick TSLA out of the S&P.
  • Wind; Learning more about how wind turbines "freeze off." A big component is the OK cash spike this week. I had thought cold = no wind, but they actually shut thee things down when power prices are the highest.
  • WTI: WTI making a run at $60/bbl.
  • Bloom Energy: +272% last 52 weeks. 2021 operating cash flow guidance: "Approaching positive."
  • Cuba: hit by nationwide electricity blackout
  • TV just went blank: EAS -- a winter storm warning for following counties -- includes Dallas, Ft Worth, effective from 6:00 a.m. Saturday to 9:00 p.m. Sunday. This warning includes virtually all of north and central Texas. Warning will likely last for a full week due to extreme cold.

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5 comments:

  1. Any thoughts about Equinor/Statoil selling out of the Bakken for less than 25% of what they paid for their acreage from Brigham?

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    1. Yes, they way over-paid for the BEXP assets. Just like others did when they bought into the Permian a few years earlier. Typical of the "boom/bust' cycle in the oil industry. Nothing new under the sun.

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  2. Equinox, given their overly sensitive tendencies, must know DAPL will be shut down.

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    1. The DAPL may be shut down but this had nothing to do with Equinor selling off its assets.

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    2. Much later. Let me be blunt here: anyone who thinks there is a connection between Equinor selling its assets and the DAPL simply has no clue.

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