Paul Sankey Predictions

President, Sankey Research

Track Paul Sankey's public market predictions and forecast accuracy. Each prediction is recorded from the date it was published to its estimated deadline, then graded correct or wrong based on the outcome.

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Paul Sankey Diesel Diesel prices will remain elevated and bullish for the next two months (through mid-November 2026) as global supply shortage persists heading into winter.
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[8:32] we're very bullish for the next two months as we get try and address particularly the European shortage of natural gas and the global shortage of diesel as we head into winter.

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The David Lin Report 2026-09-15 2026-11-15 pending
Paul Sankey Oil Oil prices will rise from mid-September 2026 through approximately December 5, 2026, at which point they should be sold.
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[16:06] This year, I think what you do is you long oil uh from here through to December the 5th, and then winter doesn't show up. Hopefully, it'll be warm for the sake of the global economy. And um you know, you'd actually be selling oil at that point.

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The David Lin Report 2026-09-15 2026-12-05 pending
Paul Sankey Energy Sector Oil sector stocks will outperform the S&P 500 for the next six to seven weeks (through approximately late October / early November 2026).
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[16:37] I expect the oils to continue outperforming versus the S&P for a good uh six or seven more weeks here and then we'll take another look.

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The David Lin Report 2026-09-15 2026-11-03 pending
Paul Sankey Natural Gas Europe will cut off Russian LNG imports as of January 1, 2027, removing approximately 15 million tons of supply from the market.
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[26:10] the Europeans are going to stop importing um LNG from Russia any gas from Russia as of January the 1st 2027 last time I checked that's 2 and a half months time and they've been getting about 15 million tons from Russia of this LNG that they I believe will cut off

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The David Lin Report 2026-09-15 2027-01-01 pending