Ann: Woodford Well Sustained Production Results, page-26

For anyone that hasn't seen it, the video below is well worth a watch for a bullish view on oil prices: (Anadarko basin also gets a mention at 1:00:20)

https://app.hedgeye.com/insights/79437-a-real-conversation-with-mark-gordon-an-unprecedented-opportunity-i?subtype=macro&type=hedgeye-tv

In this special edition of Real Conversations, Mark Gordon CIO at Ascent Oil Fund, sits down with Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough to discuss the current setup in oil markets.

Gordon explains why he believes we are entering a new oil price regime which will radically alter the landscape for oil stocks."I think in the last 15 years we've gone through two different pricing regime in oil and we're about to enter a third," Gordon says. "I think we're about to move from the Age of Abundance to a Return to Scarcity."

This paradigm shift will have significant implications for Energy stocks, Gordon says. "I think the pricing regime is about to change. I think when that happens it's going to be a very important moment for oil stocks."

Unsurprisingly, hedge fund legend George Soros' concept of "reflexivity" factors heavily into Gordon's analysis. Earlier in his career, Gordon was an energy and natural resources portfolio manager at Soros Fund Management."Oil oscillates back and forth between scarcity and abundance,"

Gordon says. "It's reflexive in the way Soros describes it, meaning a low oil price brings a high oil price and high oil price brings a low oil price. Soros' concept of reflexivity is that the price does not reflect reality, it changes reality."

Gordon's core point is that we are at a major inflection point between the shift from the "Age of Abundance" to a "Return to Scarcity" with important implications for a pricing regime change over the next six months.This regime change will be caused by:From the demand perspective, a truce in the trade war or a cyclical economic upswingFrom the supply perspective, the end of non-OPEC production growth.

Adding to the list of reasons to be bullish on Oil prices is the "unprecedented negative sentiment" that could make the transition from oil abundance to scarcity a "violent shift," Gordon says. "Here we have a Macro overlay reason to be bullish plus an Oil Macro overlay plus the stocks at all-time lows. This is an amazing setup."