CNBCOPEC is shooting itself in the foot, oil expert saysCNBC"We have a situation where nobody has a vested interest in keeping any oil in the ground," Moors said. "Right now, your market share demands that you lift it up and you sell it, eve …

CNBCOPEC is shooting itself in the foot, oil expert says - CNBC.comCNBCThe OPEC meeting in Algeria may not have resulted in a resolution as of Tuesday, but at least one person is optimistic.and more » Read more http://news.google.com/news/url?sa …

Business InsiderThere are 4 key reasons why oil has officially re-entered the bull marketBusiness InsiderOil prices are at an 8-week high, with a host of factors creating the perfect environment for the commodity to re-enter the bull market. Brent oil is s …

Financial TimesOil swings back into bull marketFinancial TimesThe main global oil benchmark rose above $50 a barrel on Thursday afternoon, taking crude back into bull market territory, as hopes of an Opec production cap and a surprise drop in US crude stoc …

CNBCCrude's going higher, time to buy oil stocks, strategist saysCNBCEarlier this week, Bank of America Merrill Lynch told clients to buy energy stocks , predicting the price of oil could jump to $69 per barrel by next June. Katz believes supply and de …

CNBCSaudi Prince's plan won't fix oil problemCNBCSaudi Arabia's efforts to fashion a post-oil strategy require more openness than its new economic reform plan encompasses. Vision 2030, the strategy unveiled by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin S …

CNBCBarclays' Cohen: This is why oil's trading upCNBCDoomsayers' forecast predicted oil prices sagging amid no deal in Doha, but the market has traded firmly, even as oil producers threaten to continue pumping crude into the glut. Oil's cur …

CNBCForget Doha, oil oversupply gone this year: HammCNBCThe founder and CEO of Continental Resources, who previously told CNBC that "the fundamentals of supply and demand were really close," reiterated during a "Power Lunch" interview o …

CNBCHamm: Forget Doha, oil oversupply gone this yearCNBCThe founder and CEO of Continental Resources, who previously told CNBC that "the fundamentals of supply and demand were really close," reiterated during a "Power Lunch" interview o …

CNBCTime to buy MLPs, oil stabilized: CEOCNBCMarket watchers seeking income should invest in master limited partnerships (MLPs) as oil prices have stabilized, according to Global X Funds' CEO Bruno del Alma on Monday. "MLPs are probably the best a …