Tag: Investing in Natural Gas
Mother Nature Corrals Gas Bulls
It’s tough being an energy bull right now. Not only has the price of oil collapsed to multi-year lows at $80 a barrel, but now natural gas is losing ground as well. As you may remember, we’ve talked a lot about natural gas in recent weeks. With the winter heating season right around the corner, […]
Natural Gas: Bottom In?
Last week may have been the turning point in the natural gas market… As you may know, this commodity suffered a heavy downturn in June and July. Relatively cool temperatures across key usage regions had cooling demand much lower than seasonal norms. As a result, natural gas producers were able to pile large quantities of […]
You’ll Never Guess Which Asset Has Been The Top Performer Over The Last Year
Imagine a basket of major assets. In this basket are all the major stock indices, all the big commodities, and even all the major currencies (versus the Dollar). Over the last 12 months, which of these assets do you think has performed the best? The S&P 500 is up nearly 24% over the period. Not […]
Make A Killing When Natural Gas Prices Rebound
There’s a big question weighing on the minds of energy investors these days… When are Natural Gas prices going to rebound? Well, Nat. gas has been in the dumpster for a while now. A fact most energy investors are very aware of. Activity in this commodity has been a little dull for most of 2010. […]
The Secret To Trading Natural Gas
When I was an investment banker, we were constantly meeting with company management. The pre-meeting ritual was always the same. We’d look at recent news, brush up on management bios, and review recent performance. Of course, we’d also look at the market action of the company stock. Sometimes the company’s performance was great… strong revenue, […]
