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Nominally Hedged: The Supply Side Read the Book
Q1 2026 Compression Earnings: Lead Times, Leverage, and the End of Buyer's Markets
May 15
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Ian Myers
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Nominally Hedged | The Capital Stack Is The Counterparty
Blue Owl’s liquidity problem, David Bowie’s bond portfolio, and the financing structure quietly reshaping how oil and gas assets get bought, sold, and…
May 7
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Ian Myers
9
Nominally Hedged | DJ Basin Analysis: The Basin Nobody Wanted
Turns out you can't rationalize geology
May 5
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Ian Myers
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April 2026
Nominally Hedged: Enerflex, NGS and Flowco Deep Dives
Devon Energy can call any compression vendor in the Permian and get a yes. They called the one with 563,000 horsepower.
Apr 26
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Ian Myers
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Nominally Hedged - 4.19.2026 | The Problem With Winning
In which Kodiak walks through a $675 million door, the leverage ceiling does not move, the dividend does not move, and we find the one thing that does.
Apr 19
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Ian Myers
8
Q1 2026 AROC & USAC Deep Dive
There is a moment in every market cycle when one participant says the quiet part out loud. In compression, that moment was February 25.
Apr 17
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Ian Myers
9
The Quarterly + Kodiak Gas Services Deep Dive
Your vendor is competing for the same Caterpillar engines as Microsoft's next data center. Microsoft is winning.
Apr 10
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Ian Myers
9
Nominally Hedged | Someone Else's Yes
When SLB says no to legacy ESPs, those alternatives do not vanish. They become available to everyone around you. Including your compression market.
Apr 9
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Ian Myers
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Nominally Hedged | The Oilfield Built a Bloomberg Terminal for CAPEX. The next decade is an OPEX problem.
Maintenance CAPEX pressure, dwindling Tier 1 inventory, and PDP-focused financing models are about to turn the industry's most neglected line item into…
Apr 3
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Ian Myers
9
March 2026
Nominally Hedged | The Landlord Problem: Why Your Compression Vendor Can’t Lower Your Rate
Axip Energy filed for bankruptcy in a compression bull market. That is either a cautionary tale or a tutorial. It depends on what you do with the…
Mar 20
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Ian Myers
5
Nominally Hedged | 3.6.2026: The OCTG Market Changed. Your Contracting Playbook Didn't.
What the tariff reset, a lagging index, and the wrong demand model are costing E&P operations groups right now.
Mar 6
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Ian Myers
6
February 2026
Known Unknowns | Frac Q4 2025 Review
They Scrapped the Cheap Fleet and Filed an 8-K About It.
Feb 26
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Ian Myers
4
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