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CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Following the Fed's statement, oil and gold both sold off, as Bernanke struck a more upbeat tone on the economy, she says.
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A little research proved this stock to be much more than a sleepy dividend play.
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Go with land operators like Halliburton or Nabors instead, he says.
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Anadarko Petroleum said natural gas production from a deep-water Gulf of Mexico project has been ramped up to a gross rate of about 900 million cubic feet (25.49 million cubic meters) a day — roughly 2 percent of U.S. natural gas output.
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Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest oil exporter, is planning to increase its output next month by about a half-million barrels a day, The New York Times reports.
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Thursday night two different callers stumped Cramer with stocks he didn't know well enough to recommend. Well, he's done his homework and he's back with an answer.
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Cramer's Zen-like willingness to say "I don't know" is part of what makes Mad Money so great.
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And that's just a part of this oil-and-gas driller's business.
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This oil-and-gas driller is way too cheap considering its growth potential, Cramer says.
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A key bill suffered a setback in Congress today. Here’s how it affects you.
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The growth in production alone is reason enough to own this stock.
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There's nothing wrong with riding the coattails of big shots like Carl Icahn – but only if you've done your homework first.
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Despite what you heard, this show is not just about stock picks. Find out what you should really be taking away from Cramer's recommendations.
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Sure, you can cry about high gas prices. But Cramer has a better idea.
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Energy officials from the world's top consumer nations met to discuss ways to tame record prices on Saturday, a day after oil's biggest one-day surge on record. The U.S. energy chief singled out cheap fuel in Asia -- notably China and India -- as part of the problem.
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Natural gas in storage in the U.S. rose roughly in line with expectations last week but is 0.1 percent below the five-year average for this time of year, a government report said Thursday.
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As energy concerns remain prevalent across the nation, CNBC asked the experts about investing in natural gas.
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Imports of liquified natural gas have stalled just as domestic production appears insufficient to meet US needs, The New York Times reports.
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CEOs on the frontlines of America's oil crisis discuss the effects soaring gasoline prices are having on their businesses and their customers.
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Crude oil hit yet another record high today, crossing $130 / bbl for the first time ever. Yesterday on CNBC, Boone Pickens predicted $150 oil and on Friday, analysts at Goldman Sachs raised their outlook for crude oil prices during the second quarter of 2008 to average ~$140 per barrel.
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Arjun N. Murti remembers the pain of the oil shocks of the 1970s. But he is bracing for something far worse now: He foresees a “super spike” — a price surge that will soon drive crude oil to $200 a barrel.
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