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JUL 2020
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Tesla lots reveal vehicle production trends ahead of earnings reports

Before Tesla reported second quarter results, the question wasn’t so much whether production and sales had fallen, but by how much?

Based on Ursa’s SAR activity index, Tesla’s Q2  production was forecasted at 83,000 vehicles, nearly exactly what Tesla reported.

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12

JUN 2020
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Revisiting China amid the coronavirus pandemic

To what extent has China’s economy sprung back life? Are official statistics painting a rosier picture than reality?

And how does China fit into the rest of the world?

Can China supply enough oxygen to resuscitate the global economy? Or will the transmission work in reverse? Will weakness in the global economy ultimately hobble China?

FRI

15

MAY 2020
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As drilling slows, Halliburton’s Duncan, OK yard fills

Halliburton, the world’s second-largest oil field services company, was formed in Duncan, Oklahoma more than one hundred years ago.

According to company lore, Eric P. Halliburton began an oil well cement business in Duncan in 1919 after borrowing a wagon, mules and a pump.

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22

AUG 2018
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Cushing Draws Overshadowed

 

With the amount of crude in storage at Cushing, Oklahoma falling to multi-year lows, oil prices should be deep into bull market territory. Right?

Not exactly.

FRI

10

AUG 2018
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Venezuelan Crude Woes Get Upgraded

One of the remarkable things about the crisis in Venezuela has been the oil industry’s ability to survive even while the rest of the economy faces a state of collapse.

The country’s production has indeed fallen to levels not seen for decades, but still managed to keep daily output north of 1 million barrels per day.