Dedicated to providing objective fiduciary advice
Unbiased.
Accurate.
Actionable.
Why FLOW
Built by investors for investors
Following demand from our clients, FLOW has registered as an investment adviser in order to offer macro and single name research. Our non-discretionary advisory services comprise the same access to our proprietary well-level analytics, with additional analysis and opinion that can assist clients in forming an actionable view about the valuation of a particular security of an issuer.
FLOW began offering non-discretionary advisory services to clients upon the Firm’s registration as an investment adviser in February 2021.
Our fiduciary standard eliminates conflicts of interest allowing us to act in the best interest of our clients at all times.
FLOW’s Approach:
- Reproduce the work of a team of engineers and analysts
- Repeatable and unbiased
- Fast throughput – underwrite more ideas
- Identify issues before the market
- Listen to our customers; institutionalize their process
Full Disclosure:
Information about our business practices, educational and professional experience of our decision makers are in our RIA’s Form ADV2
Our tools address the investor’s problem
Existing products address the capital-seeker
Technical Tools for Money At-Risk
Investment Manager Tools
Buy-Side Style Research
In the News
Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Bloomberg.
Major media outlets rely on our deep knowledge of the industry and our leading analytics tools for accurate forecasts and oil and gas industry insights.
Inside Permian's Productivity Problem
Bloomberg Commodities Edge
Tom Loughrey, president of Friezo Loughrey Oil Well Partners, talks with Bloomberg’s Alix Steel the issues with “parent-child wells” and the challenges for Permian producers.
A Leader of America’s Fracking Boom Has Second Thoughts
Wall Street Journal
Pioneer Natural Resources once promised production to rival Libya. Now it’s pulling back.
Shale Doubters Finally Get Their Moment as Revolution Falters
Bloomberg News
FLOW was created from the need to close the gap between expectation and reality when it comes to drillers’ projections of what their wells will actually produce.
