Sell Mineral Rights

American oil production is now at record levels, resulting in a bull market for mineral rights, royalties, and leases.  Natural gas output as soared also, according to an article in The Wall Street Journal by Keith Johnson and Russel Gold   Read more »

The stock exchanges have taken a beaten in recent market action due to rising interest rates.  As a result, investors are fleeing stocks for other assets.  That could increase investor interest in oil and natural gas mineral rights, leases and royalties. Read more »

Natural gas futures are up due to forecasts of warmer weather in the United States that will requrie more electricity to run air conditioners.  That will increase the demand for natural gas, lifting prices for mineral rights, royalties, and leases. Read more »

No matter what the asset, you always want sell in a bull market.  

This brings premium prices and plenty of cash to close the deal quickly.  As the chart below for the exchange traded fund, United States Natural Gas (NYSE: UNG), below shows, it is clearly a bull market for selling mineral rights, royalties, and leases for natural gas and oil in the United States. Read more »

A recent article in The Wall Street Journal revealed why it is such a great time to sell oil and natural gas mineral rights, royalties and leases. Read more »

With the Department of Energy just approving only the second American facility to export liquidfied natural gas from the United States, the question naturally becomes which of the other 25 projects waiting will get the "thumbs up" from the Obama Administration.   Read more »

If you want to sell your natural gas and oil mineral rights, royalties, and leases and still stay invested in the energy sector (and who could blame you?), Royal Dutch Shell (RDS-A) should be considered as it is more focused on natural gas than other energy majors. Read more »

The Environmental Protection Agency has released a report that shows that natural gas does not pollute as much as once thought.  The methane gas leak is much smaller than opponents of fracking previously stated.  The Environmental Protection Agen Read more »

If you are interested in selling oil and natural gas mineral rights, royalties, and leases due it being such a great time to cash in, but still want to continue to profit from the bullish future of the energy sector, consider buying stocks with the proceeds.  There are many excellent companies in the oil and natural gas sector that should be very rewarding to own.   Read more »

With the future so bright for oil and natural gas, it is understandable is you are hesistant about selling your mineral rights, leases, or royalties.  But you can sell oil and natural gas assets and buy others that have attractive features. Read more »