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“Strongly contributing to the slowdown has been the dramatic increase in the underlying base declines.” US shale oil production growth slowed dramatically in 2019. We recently turned to our...

We believe that the upcoming next leg of gold’s bull market will be driven by western buyers, a subject we discussed in our 2Q 2019 Letter. Last decade’s gold bull market, which lasted 10 years and...

In a previous post, we talked about how over the last nine years, the largest source of U.S. natural gas supply growth has come from the Marcellus shale. The Marcellus produces 22.5 bcf/d,...

Happy New Year! While we are at the end of one year and the beginning of another, we'd like to take a moment to reflect on our writings. Below we recap our 3 most popular blog posts of 2019. We...

The shale gas revolution began in earnest in 2005. Even though the shales were being aggressively developed, shale gas production in 2010 still represented only 20% of US supply. Of the 21 trillion...

G&R Managing Partner Adam Rozencwajg was recently featured on BNN Bloomberg’s Weekly program with Andrew McCreath. During these two segments, Adam discusses an array of energy-related topics, such as...

Leigh Goehring and Adam Rozencwajg were recently featured on Grant’s Current Yield Podcast, where they spoke with Grant’s Interest Rate Observer founder Jim Grant and Deputy Editor Evan Lorenz. Image...

Often at the bottom of intense, grinding bear markets or the top of bull markets, investors will create a narrative to help explain the extreme price action. Today, the prevailing consensus view is...

“Over the last 120 years, we estimate it took 17 barrels of oil on average to buy one unit of the S&P 500 Index. Today it requires over 53 barrels.” In the thirty years we have been investing in...

What’s happening to US shale production? After growing by a torrid 145,000 b/d per month in 2018, shale production growth has ground to a screeching near halt. Since December, shale oil production...