Ryan Dezember

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644 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard May 2018 last heard Jun 2024

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Fire Up the Grill! Propane Prices Have Simmered Down · 10 Jul 2019 podcast

Now, overseas, there's countries where it's used— voice-verified

a lot in cooking. voice-verified

There's countries that use it a lot for heat. voice-verified

There's countries where it's common for vehicles to use propane. voice-verified

So the trick has sort of been to get those barrels out of Texas or Appalachia and into markets in Asia or Europe or Latin America where it's more commonly used. voice-verified

Yeah. voice-verified

Range Resources and Antero are two examples of their natural gas-focused companies that drill in Appalachia. voice-verified

In the southwestern part of Appalachia in particular, wells produce a lot of propane. voice-verified

Those companies, unlike their competitors in West Texas – voice-verified

their economics of drilling are based on the propane and the natural gas price. voice-verified

Whereas in the Permian Basin in West Texas, those drillers are basing their decisions to drill or what to do, their activity levels based on oil prices. voice-verified

So as oil prices go up, natural gas, propane come out as a byproduct. voice-verified

They're not really concerned with the market price of those because they're sort of secondary. voice-verified

And those barrels are just flooding the market. voice-verified

Thank you. voice-verified

WSJ Your Money Briefing · Rental-Home Companies Are Building Houses to Meet Demand · 4 Jan 2019 podcast

Yeah, yeah.

Since the financial crisis, the number of U.S.

households that rent their homes has really exploded, while the number of those who occupy or who are owner-occupants has risen a little bit, but it's been fairly stagnant by comparison.

Yeah, yeah.

A lot of people – these companies came out of the crash, and the idea was to buy foreclosed homes for dirt cheap, rent them, fix them up, rent them out, let the price rise, charge rents.

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