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"Phil Flynn Energy Report"
It brings a smile to my face to see President Trump tweak our neighbors to the north with the desire to rename Lake Ontario “Lake […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices were plunging yesterday before reversing course as the market began to focus less on the decreasing risk from Iran and turned its attention […]
Continue Reading →It’s time for oil to retreat again after growing expectations that it will only be a matter of time until Iran has to retreat. We […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices are lower after it appears that the United States Treasury ‘s “Operation Economic Outcast, an unprecedented campaign against the Islamic Republic of Iran […]
Continue Reading →Who has Control of the Strait Of Hormuz? Hint, it is not Iran. Oil futures opened lower Sunday night after reports suggested that Iran was […]
Continue Reading →While oil prices are on the verge of posting a two-week gain, as we look ahead oil traders might start to worry about a coming […]
Continue Reading →President Trump is getting ready to put a major economic squeeze on the despot Iranian regime yet the market fears that this economic squeeze could […]
Continue Reading →Kevin Warsh’s Fed is a throwback reminder of the old days: when it comes to Fed policy, watch what they do—not what they say. Oil […]
Continue Reading →Now everyone is talking about the diesel crack spread. We pegged this as the market most at risk of going parabolic because of the U.S.-Iran […]
Continue Reading →Here’s the big question hanging over the markets today: If a tree falls in the forest… how can a ceasefire expire when one side says […]
Continue Reading →As I’ve noted before, keep an eye on the diesel crack spread. It remains the central issue—not crude supply alone, but refining capacity for diesel […]
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Short Sighted and Slanderous. The Energy Report 08/31/2026
It’s almost unbelievable the way Democrats attacked President Trump’s history-making achievement of cutting an oil deal with Venezuela that more than doubles our country’s proven […]
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