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September 2026 · 74 of the 74 voices we track · 259 mentions

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Energy commentary was dominated by supply-security concerns: high oil and diesel prices, refinery and shipping disruptions, low inventories, and geopolitical escalation were seen as plausible drivers of a broader energy shock 3715. At the same time, several investors described energy equities as an unusually strong or under-owned sector, with structural opportunities in refiners, infrastructure, pipelines, LNG and services rather than only crude exposure 4192336. Longer-term discussion focused on rising electricity demand from data centres and AI, grid investment, uranium and nuclear power, while renewable energy advocates argued that solar paired with batteries is increasingly competitive 9133941.

Where the voices land

All voices 6 voices

6 bullish

Bullish

  • NSNatalie Scott-GrayBullish Tensions involving Iran continue to support energy prices, and tight European gas inventories create additional risks for energy-intensive producers. “Tensions involving Iran continue to support energy prices” ▶ 1:29 What Base Metals Tightness Means for Copper Smel… · 29 Sept
  • JWJoseph WangBullish Refined products like diesel continue to be a problem. “refined products like diesel continue to be a problem” ▶ 18:39 Markets Weekly September 26, 2026 · 26 Sept
  • PSPeter SchiffBullish Schiff likes energy and other natural resources among his favored sectors. “I also like energy and other natural resources.” ▶ 40:16 PETER SCHIFF | The Federal Reserve is going to h… · 25 Sept

Strongly bullish

  • BJBrent JohnsonStrongly bullish Energy is one of the sectors targeted by the Office of Strategic Capital and will be among the most affected. Open the item How to Prepare your Portfolio for the Possibilit… · 13 Sept
  • Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 )Strongly bullish She thinks investors are badly underpositioned in energy, implying the sector is set to run higher. “no one is long enough energy and metals” Open the post *MICROSOFT PLANS TO TRIPLE DATA CENTER CAPACITY … · 10 Sept
  • JCJeffrey Currie ++Strongly bullish The energy crisis has arrived and is visible in product prices. “The energy crisis is here: it has arrived and it's showing in the product prices” Open the post We’re in a critical situation right now - there’… · 8 Sept

6 bullish

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Risk 2 voices← rising · easing →

2 rising

Risk rising sharply

  • JTJurrien TimmerRisk rising sharply Timmer says energy markets are once again in a state of severe stress, i.e. risk is elevated. “The energy markets are once again in a state of severe stress” Open the post Serious crosscurrents continue to blow over the … · 21 Sept
  • TKThe Kobeissi LetterRisk rising sharply The world is witnessing one of the largest global energy shocks ever recorded. “We are witnessing one of the largest global energy shocks ever recorded.” Open the post While everyone is watching crude oil futures, th… · 19 Sept
Valuation 1 voice← expensive · cheap →

1 cheap

Strongly bullish

  • TOTed OakleyStrongly bullish Energy service companies and pipelines stand out as the cheapest and best sectors to concentrate in right now. “the other one would be energy. But I'm talking about the service companies. I'm talking about the pipelines.” ▶ 43:30 Ready For A Bear Market? Most Investors Aren't |… · 24 Sept

Mentions

259 in September 2026
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