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Interesting take from this guy, Energy specifically Nat Gas is a good move. What are your thoughts.

Current events remind us: Energy security starts at home. Oil spikes pull nat gas up—time to fund domestic production. We're actively raising for high-quality US nat gas opportunities via Castle Placement. Connect on LinkedIn or review directly: castleplacement.com/portfolio/nick…

THE REAL SIGN AN OILFIELD BOOM IS COMING (AND NOBODY TALKS ABOUT IT) 📷📷 Everyone watches oil prices. Everyone watches the news. Everyone waits for headlines screaming “BOOM IS BACK.” But the guys who’ve been through a few cycles know something different: Oil hitting $85 doesn’t mean anything for jobs. Contracts do. After 2014. After 2016. After 2020. Operators learned their lesson. They don’t panic-drill anymore. They don’t throw rigs up because WTI spiked for two weeks. They got burned doing that before. Ask anyone hired in 2018 when oil hit $76 then laid off six months later when it fell back to $50. Here’s what actually happens behind the scenes: Oil stabilizes. Executives stay quiet. Meetings happen. Budgets get approved, usually in Q4 for the following year. Then, without headlines, companies start signing 12–24 month drilling and frac contracts. And once those contracts are signed? The boom is already locked in. At that point: • Rigs have to run • Frac fleets have to work • Equipment gets mobilized • Crews get hired You don’t cancel billion-dollar programs without massive penalties. That’s when things actually change. Not publicly. Not loudly. Quietly, in boardrooms nobody’s watching. You’ll notice it first in the field: • “Guaranteed work through next year” • Companies refusing short-term jobs • Hiring managers suddenly calling back • Bonuses reappearing • Experienced hands getting multiple offers Then 2–3 months later? Everyone suddenly says: “Man…the patch is busy again.” The timeline most people miss: 30 days — equipment prep 60 days — hiring ramps 90–120 days — rig count climbs 6–12 months — labor shortage hits That’s when $85k jobs turn back into $120k jobs. And by the time the media calls it a boom? The guys paying attention have already been working overtime for months. The oilfield doesn’t boom overnight. It commits first, then it hires. So if you want to know whether a real run is coming… Stop watching oil prices. Start watching contracts. 📷 What’s the FIRST sign you notice when things start heating up in the patch?

“Where oil (and gas) is first found, in the final analysis, is in the minds of men. The undiscovered oil and gas field exists only as an idea in the mind of some oil and gas-finder. When no man any longer believes more oil is left to be found, no more oil fields will be discovered, but so long as a single oil and gas-finder remains with a mental vision of a new field to cherish, along with freedom and incentive to explore, just so long new fields may continue to be discovered.” (Wallace Pratt, 1952) Independent oil and gas operators are the primary drivers of U.S. lower 48 onshore production, responsible for over 85% of crude and condensate production and over 90% of natural gas production. These companies also develop roughly 90–91% of all new oil and natural gas wells Geronimo!!!! We got it

AI & data centers are exploding—demanding reliable, dispatchable power. Natural gas & oil infrastructure bridges the gap. Nickel Holland Capital is funding the upstream to support that future: Starting with $25M for Duval County wells. Let's talk

Nickel Holland Capital – arranging $25M+ for US oil/gas projects. Duval drilling raise live now. Appreciate the engagement—more deals in pipeline (production acquisitions too)

Reach out via LinkedIn or explore on Castle Placement before spots fill. Let's build American energy together. 🇺🇸 castleplacement.com/portfolio/nick…

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In 1989, a researcher at Stanford published a book called “The Coming Soviet Crash.” Two years later, the Soviet Union collapsed. Her name was Judy Shelton. And she’s been right about almost everything since. A thread. 🧵

Texas leadership has actively prioritized natural gas through legislative and financial backing: Texas Energy Fund: This program provides billions in low-interest loans for new natural gas plants; originally set at $5 billion, proposals in 2025 sought to increase this to $10 billion. Economic Impact: In fiscal year 2025, the Texas oil and gas industry paid $27 billion in state and local taxes and royalties, the second-highest total in state history.

Data Center Demand An abundance of land and natural gas is steering data centers to South Texas

BIGGEST STRUCTURE IN THE WORLD COMING TO SOUTH TEXAS SpaceX is about to change South Texas forever. Elon Musk has officially filed plans for Gigabay — a 700,000 sq. ft. megafactory in Starbase designed to produce up to 1,000 Starship rockets every year. This would make it one of the largest structures on Earth and position South Texas at the center of global space manufacturing. Groundwork has already started, with SpaceX pushing forward faster than anyone expected. South Texas continues to rise… and the world is watching. Read the full article here: mysanantonio.com/.../spacex-gig…...

Abbott announces big grid investment. NRG will build a new natural gas plant designed to boost long-term stability and local jobs

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Ohh yeah... how about a 6600 unit gas kick and that pressure... I would suggest however to check your mud weight... Landman season 2 premiered last night..

Is Tokenization of natural gas and oil a good idea? Comment below.

Natural Gas took a bounce from a major support zone, retraced, and then had a bullish island reversal. This is a strong bullish pattern. Fundamentally speaking tighter US inventories and European demand spikes due to onset on winters are also bullish for #NaturalGas

Natural Gas Services Group posted $5.8M Q3 profit, rental revenue up 11%, and raised 2025 guidance to $78-$81M on data center and LNG demand. The Midland Reporter-Telegram

The demand surge is real: AI could drive U.S. data center power needs to 12.6 GW by end of 2025—equivalent to powering a mid-sized city around the clock. That's fueling a nat gas boom, with midstream forecasts hitting 10-12 bcf/d by 2030 to keep pace.