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Simon Lack and Henry Hoffman of SL Advisors consider inflation risks to investors and how to respond.... more
FAQs about SL Advisors Talks Markets:How many episodes does SL Advisors Talks Markets have?The podcast currently has 539 episodes available.
March 08, 2026The Long Term Bullish LNG StoryThe negative correlation between energy and the stock market that we highlighted last Sunday (see AI Moves The Energy Sector) continued last week, unsurprisingly given the news. We had thought global natural gas markets were more vulnerable than crude oil to conflict, and this turned out to be true. Qatar represents only 20% of global […]...more6minPlay
March 01, 2026AI Moves The Energy SectorForty years ago, when I was trading eurodollar interest rate futures, it was routine to respond to a sudden unexplained move in the market by calling the floor of the CME and talking to our broker. Caught up in the excitement of the loud heaving mass of brokers and locals in the pit*, he would […]...more6minPlay
February 22, 2026Midstream Dances To A Different TuneThe performance of midstream last year didn’t align with the fundamentals. This is clear when you consider the periods either side (2024 and 2026YTD). Last year, the sector lagged and many investors became frustrated with the underperformance versus the S&P500, which really means versus the big AI hyperscalers. In 2024 midstream investors grasped the need […]...more6minPlay
February 15, 2026Gas Production Is Our Strategic AdvantageWilliams Companies’ (WMB) youthful President and CEO Chad Zamarin gave an inspiring presentation to kick of their Investor Day last week. He described US energy infrastructure as a blessing, and natural gas as our competitive advantage. Zamarin traced the company’s origins back to World War II, when German U-boats were sinking US ships transporting fuel […]...more6minPlay
February 08, 2026What’s Your Inflation Rate?The other day I was chatting with a retired friend about the inflation rate he should assume when analyzing his investment portfolio and its ability to fund his retirement. The Fed’s stated inflation goal is 2%, so my friend felt that 3% was a conservative assumption. There are several problems with using the CPI to […]...more6minPlay
February 01, 2026Energy Is The New Market LeaderJanuary was a good month for midstream energy infrastructure. The American Energy Infrastructure Index was +9%, the 10th best month of the past decade and the best since November 2024. For those who like simple statistical patterns, over the past ten years the direction of January’s performance has correctly predicted the full year 70% of […]...more6minPlay
January 25, 2026Energy Leads The MarketThere were several positive news stories last week that helped propel the American Energy Infrastructure Index (AEITR) to +7% YTD, well ahead of the S&P500 which is +1%. Kinder Morgan’s (KMI) earnings unusually beat expectations. Moreover, their increased backlog of projects didn’t scare investors as much as it should given their perennially low Return On […]...more6minPlay
January 18, 2026Quantifying The Gas ArbIn The Man Who Solved the Market: How Jim Simons Launched the Quant Revolution, author Greg Zuckerman explains how today’s traders spend most of their time doing research. At Renaissance, the hedge fund Zuckerman chronicles, and other quantitative funds, traders spend much of their time looking for market anomalies that are likely to repeat and […]...more5minPlay
January 11, 2026Venezuela: Mostly Questions, Few AnswersMore than most times, the energy market is moving on macro developments. President Trump is for low oil prices. He wants energy dominance which means ample supply. Although the White House is a big fan of the US energy sector, volumes trump profits. Trump’s first term was not a good one for energy investors. Oil […]...more6minPlay
January 04, 2026Few Laughs In Gas Last YearEnergy was a laggard in 2025, and within that Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) stocks were especially weak. The S&P Energy Index was +9.1%, 8.8% behind the S&P500. The American Energy Independence Index (AEITR) was +1.7%. The five-year annual trailing return on the AEITR is well ahead of the broader market (23.6% vs 15.3%). Over the […]...more8minPlay
FAQs about SL Advisors Talks Markets:How many episodes does SL Advisors Talks Markets have?The podcast currently has 539 episodes available.