Locator: 48699B.
Cramer drops the f-bomb. Almost walks off-stage. Co-hosts cooled him down. The f-bomb has been dropped on live television may times. This should be a non-story, but it was pretty amazing. Cramer was upset with folks suggesting the US economy was not doing well -- which, by the way, is the mantra of his own party.
EU-US trade deal: what folks are missing -- we avoided a trade war with Europe.
Television: essay on "Bear" -- NY Times. Both the television show and David French's opinion getting rave reviews as "Bear" enters its fourth season. I spotted this one -- the TV show -- early on and watched the first season, but never returned to the show.
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Back to the Bakken
WTI: $66.46. Oil up 2% after EU-US trade deal; US LNG stocks surge o EU energy deal.
- an outlier? Javier Media? Link here. Or appropriately bullish?
New wells:
- Tuesday, July 29, 2025: 41 for the month, 41 for the quarter, 471 for the year,
- 41526, conf, CLR, Syverson 7-12HSL,
- Monday, July 28, 2025: 40 for the month, 40 for the quarter, 470 for the year,
- 40682, conf, Oasis, Ongstad 5795 13-15 5B,
- 40681, conf, Oasis, Ongstad 5795 13-15 4B,
- Sunday, July 27, 2025: 38 for the month, 38 for the quarter, 468 for the year,
- 41347, conf, CLR, Syverson 6-12H,
- 40680, conf, Oasis, Ongstad 5795 13-15 2B,
- 40580, conf, Oasis, Ongstad 5795 13-15 3B,
- Saturday, July 26, 2025: 35 for the month, 35 for the quarter, 465 for the year,
- 41133, conf, Petro-Hunt, Klevmoen Trust 153-95-20A-32-1HS,
RBN Energy: the theme for RBN's 2025 School of Energy: you ain't seen nothin' yet!
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