After a minor hiatus, the burrito is back up and running again. There’s plenty of creativity left in the tank (that goes to all you hecklers who thought I might have blogger’s block). And I’ll prove it with a great interview with the director/producer of the thought-provoking energy documentary YERT for next week’s YERTweek™ on the burrito, as well as focusing on some of the documentary’s key themes in the coming weeks. » read more
Posts Tagged ‘Economy’
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Sep 9 @ 10:58am by Matt Smith in Capital Markets, Crude Oil, Economy, Global Energy, Natural Gas
Burrito Bites
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Aug 18 @ 10:20am by Matt Smith in Capital Markets, Economy, Random, risk management
Fun! With Words! The Glass Half Empty
The term ‘double dip’ is being bantered around an awful lot this week, so it seemed prudent to take a closer look at why. Some digging into the current data reveals why this belief exists: » read more
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Jun 1 @ 10:54pm by Matt Smith in Crude Oil, Economy, Global Energy
File Under: Yep, I’m pretty sure that’s a smile
Yep, I finally squeezed out a smile on CNBC. Hark, click on the below link to launch to my appearance on the Squawk Box set in NYC:
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May 6 @ 9:16am by Matt Smith in Crude Oil, Economy, Global Energy
File Under: Back In the Saddle
Yep, I’ve got a whole bag full of horse references for Derby weekend…hark, click on the below mugshot to launch to this morning’s lively discussion with Becky Quick:
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Apr 15 @ 10:55am by Matt Smith in Crude Oil, Economy, Global Energy, Natural Gas
Burrito bites
Hey there! This is probably the happiest picture I’ve seen out of Japan in so long…it warmed the cockles of my heart: the battle against adversity continues. As for the week that was, we have welcomed in the start of injection season for natural gas with hoots and hollers (well, a bit of a rally at least) as prices find a floor at four (bucks). Meanwhile, back in the crude complex, although the desire of global leaders to oust Colonel Gadhafi (spelling variation #63) may be strong, his will to remain seems stronger. Crude has inevitably recouped a good deal of its losses after a short n’ sharp spate of profit-taking earlier in the week, as uncertainty reigns like April showers. Without further rambling, let’s hit some delights from the buffet of bites: » read more
