Ask an oil and gas investment banker anything

Ask an oil and gas investment banker anything

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Buy gas-weighted names in low-cost / emerging plays like the Haynesville and SCOOP / STACK. Smaller names are good because there is upside to the possibility of them being acquired.

I can't legally give you specific stocks to invest in, but do your research.

how soon will oil hit 100 + per barrel again?
now that we have repub and opec
i want to know when to put in my futures.

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What are your thoughts on Paleo eating? Are grains really the enemy?

ugaz or dgaz this week? I keep hearing it's a warm winter and they aren't having enough demand. Shouldn't nat gas go down?

really? i hear the united states atleast is supposed to get like record colds.

What kind of longer term trends do you notice in the field?

Is there a commodity or asset class that makes for a good hedge for oil/natural gas, or to scenario specific?

Thanks in advance.

not op but I would say that it will definitely political forces should be a wash as lower regulations will lead to higher demand and supply for oil. American companies that were more focussed on fracking have become extremely lean and a lot more nimble when it comes to how long it takes to increase production than the older methods of oil extracting. I would be very surprised if oil did anything other than hover around the 50/60 range for the next decade.

What's your product

what software do you use to track your $$$

>I can't legally give you specific stocks to invest in
stop role playing faggot.

Gentoo

pleb

>gas-weighted

What's this supposed to mean?

I'm coming up with names like Devron, Southwestern Energy, and basically anything with "Oklahoma" or "natural gas" in the title

Is this the right track, wink wink

Oil is extremely unlikely to ever hit $100 again. Of course, never say never when it comes to oil cause no one can predict with certainty.

Trends I see in the industry are rising operating costs due to demand for oil field services in addition to rising costs for drilling wells because of more intense drilling/completion costs.

My advice is to look to companies that are actually generating free cash flow consistently. That sounds obvious, but investors have been pouring money into trash businesses without any line of sight to positive cash flow.

Quinoa and kale are the bases I go for. I don't know much about food. Paleo is bullshit, the major food group they don't talk about in Paleo is other species of human.

I will tell you that Ice cream fitness got me more swole than I've ever been.


I work in m&a / private capital raises, I couldn't tell you shit about day to day price movements in oil and gas.

Cimarex, Jones, newfield are names also worth looking at. Chesapeake is an always interesting name, they are doing their best to satisfy public markets by delevering and the market reacts well every time they sell off an asset.

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>how soon will oil hit 100 + per barrel again?

Only when WW3 breaks out.

Sweet lord, whoever you are thank you.

This desu

weird I just watched a video on this painting a few days ago

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with oddly correlates to this video

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I'm in the Twilight Zone here.

What country do most of your clients operate in?

Do you advise majors or service companies?

Where do you see the upstream petroleum sector headed this decade? What significant trends are you anticipating within the decade?

What are your thoughts on GE Oil & Gas's acquisition of Baker Hughes?

Post your cover letter. Just graduated and trying to get a CF job. I suck at cover letters and I need ideas.

Also give me some tips on how to best spend my time as a NEET to prepare for jobs and make myself look good.