Eleven Essential Principles I Use to Analyze Energy Markets

I’ve spent nearly two decades analyzing energy markets. My research notes on LinkedIn have generated millions of impressions. Here’s how I do it.

Many years ago I first found David Ogilvy’s memo How To Write.

It was a ten-item list of ways to improve your writing.

Number 2 was “Write the way you talk. Naturally.”

Number 3 was “Use short words, short sentences, and short paragraphs.”

The whole list is worth reading and has sat with me over the years.

🔎 Facilitating my second cohort of Oil & Gas Market Mastery, along with building out my coaching practice, has made me more introspective about the principles I use.

I pulled these principles together in my memo below: How To Analyze Energy Markets.

It covers posture, method, and the discipline of holding a view under uncertainty.

I originally targeted a ten-item list, like Mr. Ogilvy’s.

But as I worked through it, I needed eleven to cover all my bases without overlap. I expect to keep refining it over time.

❓ Which of these resonates the most with you? Which one surprises you the most?

I’d love to hear your thoughts as I consider future edits.

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