An integrated is two cyclical businesses that rarely peak together
It traded at 162.92, +0.43% on the session. Upstream and downstream hedge each other, which is the point and also why the shares lag the barrel.
Inventories, spreads, and capital discipline across integrateds and E&Ps. The barrel, decoded.
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It traded at 162.92, +0.43% on the session. Upstream and downstream hedge each other, which is the point and also why the shares lag the barrel.
Oilfield services traded at 57.11, -1.53% today. If you want to know what producers actually believe, watch what they are willing to pay to drill.
Crude prices mix supply decisions with demand. Diesel margins are closer to what trucks, farms and factories are actually using.
Weekly gas storage numbers move the price on weather. The longer-run price floor is being set by how much gas can leave the country.
A producer that uses its cash flow to repay debt is quietly shifting the value of the business from lenders to shareholders.
The producer budget signals I watch for the first cut in activity.
Oilfield services used to be rented by the day. The better business is technology priced on what it saves the producer.
How I split service demand between the fast shale clock and the slow international one.