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"Phil Flynn Energy Report"
Democratic Minority Leader Senator Chuck Schumer can rest easy as both Canada and Mexico were able to get a 30 day pause in tariffs yesterday. […]
Continue Reading →I was humbled and honored after President Donald J. Trump gave me a shout-out on his Truth Social account after my interview with the awesome […]
Continue Reading →It’s all about the oil heavy oil that is. While President Trump seems determined to put tariffs on Canada in Mexico tomorrow morning, he may […]
Continue Reading →Maybe there is a way to avoid oil sanctions on Canadian and Mexico and other goods. Stop the flow of fentanyl! Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick […]
Continue Reading →The drifting and listless oil futures market reversed course yesterday and rallied back above $75 after a report that President Trump is not “just blustering” […]
Continue Reading →Because of a potential breakthrough in artificial intelligence there is a power struggle going on. Not only a power struggle between the US and China […]
Continue Reading →One of the problems with artificial intelligence is that it is going to take an incredible amount of energy to make it work. I’ve often […]
Continue Reading →President Trump took down the global elites at Davos and oil prices at the same time. The President put OPEC and on oil on notice […]
Continue Reading →Oil prices sold off yesterday after President Trump made a proposal to Russia to either make a deal in the war in Ukraine that lets […]
Continue Reading →People who thought Biden’s obsession with electric cars was the future of the US economy had better think again. Yesterday the stock market surged after President […]
Continue Reading →It’s Donald Trump 2.0 and the market is adjusting to a world where we’re going to make U.S. oil and gas great again. In what […]
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Greatly Exaggerated. The Energy Report 02/05/2025
There’s a lot of exaggerations going on. I pointed out that it’s an exaggeration to believe that tariffs cause inflation. It was a great exaggeration […]
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