10:00 AM CT Wed. 4/11 (in about 15 min. from this post) T. Boone Pickens speaking on panel

 

Just opened an email from "Team Pickens" that was sent to me about 1 hour ago.

(for the record I have read his autobiography and listened to him speak in person in Shreveport and do appreciate most of his opinions on energy but not everything)

 

Subj: Watch Boone TODAY at the New York Times Energy for Tomorrow Conference

 

The New York Times will bring together leaders from the energy sector and related industries, as well as policy makers, to debate the principal challanges and opportunities in meeting the world's energy needs.

Today, April 11 T Boone Pickens will be speaking on a panel at 11 am ET that will be streamed online at

www.nytenergyfortomorrow.com

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Permalink Reply by Spring Branch,mineral owner on April 11, 2012 at 5:18

Thank you for sharing.  I enjoyed it very much.

Permalink Reply by Hopeful About Natural Gas on April 11, 2012 at 8:36

One thing Boone said to watch was the number of drilling rigs. He is expecting a turnaround and says the rigs in operation will be the leading indicator.

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