Natural Resources >> Sector Roundtables >> October 23, 2000
MICHAEL C. HARRIS is a Securities Analyst at Conseco Capital Management.
He completed Level III of the CFA exam and is waiting for Charter. Mr.
Harris was previously associated with TCI Cable Television. He received
an MBA from Indiana University. Profile
MAGNUS FYHR is a Managing Director at Jefferies & Company, Inc.,
specializing in the marine transport industry within the equity research
energy group. He was previously associated with Everen Securities in
Houston and Lehman Brothers in New York. Prior to that, Mr. Fyhr also
worked as an Energy Analyst for Spectron Energy in New York and Unocal
in Houston. He received a BA in Finance from Houston Baptist University
and an MBA in Finance from the University of St. Thomas. Profile
Fadel Gheit is a Managing Director and senior analyst covering the oil and gas
sector. He spent six years with Mobil Oil and five years with Stone & Webster.
He has been an energy analyst since 1986 with Mabon Nugent and JP Morgan and has
been with Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. since 1994. He has been named to The Wall
Street Journal All-Star Annual Analyst Survey four times and was the top-ranked
energy analyst on the Bloomberg Annual Analyst survey for four years. He is one
of the most quoted analysts on energy issues and has testified before the U.S.
Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives about oil price speculation, and is
a frequent guest on TV and radio business programs. He holds a BS degree in
Chemical Engineering from Cairo University and an MBA degree in Finance from New
York University. Profile
ALVIN D. SILBER is the Energy Research Analyst at Herzog, Heine, Geduld,
Inc. Previously, he was associated with Kidder, Peabody & Co., Dean
Witter, and Mobil, Inc. Mr. Silber received his Bachelor's degree in
Economics from New York University, as well as his Master's degree and a
Doctorate in Chemical Engineering. He is member of the National
Petroleum Investment Analysts and the NYSSA. Profile
umbrella?
Mr. Harris: We divide the space into the major integrateds, independent
exploration and production (E&P),
