"8th Annual Michigan Forum on Economic Regulatory Policy",
Jan 29, 2010"Profound Changes in Energy Markets" – ICIS Conference, Boston
Sep 17, 2009"Unprecedented Energy Challenges & Opportunities" - EUCI National Webcast
June 6, 2009"Natural Gas Outlook" - American Gas and Oil Reporter
Jan, 2009
“One of the few natural gas analysts to truly understand the rapidly changing dynamics of the North American natural gas markets is Andy Weissman.... Weissman's attention to the genuine supply and demand fundamentals has enabled him to become one of the world's best observers of natural gas as it faces unparalleled challenges.”
Matthew R. Simmons, author
“Twilight in the Desert: The Coming Saudi Oil Shock and the World Economy.”
“In the 20 or so years I've covered the energy markets, no other analyst I know has called it right as often as Weissman. His weekly analysis is a must-read on my desk...”
John Sodergreen
Editor-in-Chief, Energy Metro Desk
“We have been following Andy's research since 2004. The depth of his knowledge regarding each facet of the natural gas industry is invaluable and unrivaled.”
Oscar Schafer
Member, Barron’s Roundtable and
Managing Partner, OSS Capital Management
“For several years we have been reading Andy’s research and advice for the latest on energy issues and trends. His analysis provides an insightful and accurate read on the ever changing energy markets. Whether you are an energy producer or an investment professional, Andy’s weekly analysis is an important resource.”
Tom L. Ward
CEO, SandRidge Energy
“For anyone that is a substantial consumer or producer of energy, or for any investment manager who wants an industry insider's take on the market, Andy's advice is indispensable.”
Aubrey K. McClendon
CEO, Chesapeake Energy
Our approach to energy demand and price forecasting is unique: we generate unparalleled insights into the energy markets by combining the use of our innovative, proprietary model with more than thirty years of high-level experience in the most important aspects of the energy industry. And we get it right:
- Earlier in 2009, we accurately predicted $2.50 natural gas months before prices plummeted, when most analysts were asserting that prices would bottom out near $4.00/mmBtu or higher.
- Soon after, when many analysts were predicting further declines, we correctly advised our subscribers that the market was about to turn and prices could move up explosively.
- In October, November and December, we’ve called every significant market shift correctly, even though many analysts predicted just the opposite of what we saw coming.
Not every call we make will be perfect. Time after time, however, more than any other market advisory service, we get it right. During the past two years, volatility has been at record levels. Despite this record price volatility, every major call we’ve made has been correct:
- In January of 2008, when many believed prices had peaked, we predicted that natural gas prices would increase much further and out-gain oil.
- That spring, we correctly predicted that natural gas prices would head back down in late June and early July 2008.
- In the early autumn of 2008 – before the financial crisis – that natural gas prices would decline to $4 – 4.50 or lower by the end of the 2009 injection season.