Justin Bennett
Justin Bennett is the editor of Commodity ETF Alert, an investment advisory focused on profiting from the ebb and flow of important commodities via ETFs.
The commodity veteran and options specialist is also a regular contributor to the Dynamic Wealth Report. Every week, Justin shares his thoughts with our readers on a variety of commodity-related topics.
Justin is also a frequent contributor to Commodity Trading Research’s free daily e-letter. And he’s the editor of another highly successful and popular investment advisory, the Options Profit Pipeline.
Justin Bennett's Latest Posts
Natural Gas Prices: Seasonal Rally Cancelled?
Yesterday’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) natural gas inventory report was another whopper. The government agency reported a 90 billion cubic foot (bcf) increase in working gas storage levels for the week of September 12th. Upon hearing the news, investors sent natural gas down $0.10 to $3.91 mmBtu. While inventories are still 12.2% shy of last […]
Coffee Prices Rising Again…
Don’t look now, but the price of your morning cup of Joe is about to jump… Coffee prices are rising to the $2 a pound level this week as Brazilian harvest reports reveal the early year drought did ample damage to the delicate trees. As you may remember, the commodity surged 82% earlier this year […]
Gold Miners: Oppenheimer Says “Top Trade Idea”
Gold miners may finally be getting the wind behind their back. After plummeting in 2012 and 2013, the Market Vectors Gold Miners (GDX) is up 27% this year. As you may know, GDX tracks a basket of the world’s top gold miners. The ETF holds names like Goldcorp (GG), Barrick Gold (ABX), and Newmont Mining […]
Natural Gas: Bottom In?
Last week may have been the turning point in the natural gas market… As you may know, this commodity suffered a heavy downturn in June and July. Relatively cool temperatures across key usage regions had cooling demand much lower than seasonal norms. As a result, natural gas producers were able to pile large quantities of […]
Analyst Action: These Resource Stocks Are On Watch!
It’s Monday, and that means it’s time for a look at compelling analyst upgrades and downgrades. In case you’re unaware, analysts at the biggest banks and investment firms on Wall Street provide research on a multitude of natural resource companies. It’s not always the case, but most times a notable bullish change in a respected […]
What’s The Next Oil Patch Buyout?
Things are heating up in the Bakken oil fields of North Dakota and Montana… Whiting Petroleum (WLL) just announced they’re acquiring Kodiak Oil & Gas (KOG) in a $6 billion deal. Whiting will get access to Kodiak’s 171,000 net acres in the Williston Basin in exchange for $3.8 billion in stock and assumption of $2.2 […]
Natural Gas Exports: Bad Idea? Part 3
Let’s pick up our discussion on the upcoming export of US natural gas. As you may remember from our last article on the subject, the US Department of Energy has approved 7 liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facilities with 23 more waiting for approval. Supporters of LNG exports claim the practice will strengthen the US economy […]
I’m Fed Up With This Crap…
So far, the Summer of 2014 is turning out to be a repeat of last year… As you may remember, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude surged to $108 a barrel in July 2013 before spiking to $112 in August. At the time, the despicable situation in Syria had investors sitting on the edge of their […]
US Natural Gas Exports: Bad Idea?
Let’s pick up where we left off… As you may remember, we recently discussed the upcoming start of US natural gas exports. In case you missed that article, you can read it here. Not surprisingly, there’s plenty of controversy surrounding this issue. The oil and gas industry is a big supporter of exporting while environmentalists […]
Occidental Petroleum (OXY): An Explosive Summer Profit Opportunity!
Editor’s Note: After today, our office will be closed the rest of the week for summer break. You will receive your next article on Monday, June 9th. Something very interesting is happening with shares of Occidental Petroleum (OXY). Over the past few months, investors have kept shares of the international oil and gas behemoth in […]
