Monday, October 31, 2022

Halloween -- 2022

President Biden's Halloween:


Tickers:

  • DVN: up 2.7%; up $2.03; trading at $78.04; near a 52-week high;
  • CVX: up 1.5%; up $2.62; trading $182.44; hit a 52-week high at opening;
  • XOM: up 1%; up $1.06; trading at $111.72; hit a 52-week high at opening;
  • EOG: up 2.83%; up $.379; trading at $137.51; well off its highs:
  • HES: up 1%; up %1.51; trading at $142; still below its 52-week high;
  • OXY: up 2%; up $1.54; trading at $73.39; still below its 52-week high;
  • BRK: smiling

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Back to the Bakken

The Far Side: link here.

Active rigs: 44

WTI: $87.20.

Natural gas: $6.342

Tuesday, November 2, 2022: 1 for the month, 37 for the quarter, 482 for the year.
None.

Monday, November 1, 2022: 1 for the month, 37 for the quarter, 482 for the year.
38891, conf, Lime Rock Resources, Hansen B 18-19-2TFH,

Sunday, October 30, 2022: 36 for the month, 36 for the quarter, 481 for the year.
38892, conf, Lime Rock Resources, Hansen B 18-19-3TFH,
38400, conf, Hess, EN-J Horst-154-93-1112H-4, EN-J Horst wells (Hess, Robinson Lake)

Saturday, October 29, 2022: 34 for the month, 34 for the quarter, 479 for the year.
38893, conf, Lime Rock Resources, Hansen B 18-19-4TFHL,
38817, conf, CLR, Bonneville 11-23HSL,Bonneville / Bridger Wells (CLR, Rattlesnake Point) 
38399, conf, Hess, EN-J Horst-154-93-1112H-3, EN-J Horst wells (Hess, Robinson Lake)

RBN Energy: growing LNG flotilla has big implications for European gas market. Archived.

The European gas year commenced October 1 with expectations of high winter demand and commensurate gas and LNG prices. However, in recent days the press — both trade and mainstream — have remarked on the number of laden LNG carriers that have been circling, anchored or drifting around the Mediterranean and East Atlantic. This flotilla, currently numbering about 30 cargoes, or 2.1 million metric tons (MMt) of LNG, has been growing since late September and includes some cargoes that have been at sea for over a month. Although floating storage ahead of winter demand is nothing new, the scale of the current phenomenon is unprecedented. In today’s RBN blog, we explore the implications for European gas pricing and market dynamics.

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