Natural Gas

[behappyalways]

US to launch blitz of gas exports, eyes global energy dominance
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/news ... nance.html

[winston]

Natural gas prices climb 12% during the past month.

[BlackCat]

Articles suggesting that US Natural Gas production will peak/drop this year:
- http://oilandgas-investments.com/2015/natural-gas/the-marcellus-is-close-to-peak-production-and-why-this-is-so-important/
- http://oilandgas-investments.com/2015/natural-gas/the-texas-natgas-massacre/
- http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/05/28/natgas-marcellus-production-idUSL1N0YA2LJ20150528

Thinking of looking at some of the low cost producers. Long term demand is rising, and my gut feeling is that Nat Gas is below its marginal cost of production, but I don't have the numbers to back this up.

Still,its been like that for years now. See the first page of this thread...

[winston]

Why Natural Gas Stocks Will Get Hot Again

Look to natural gas stocks -- not coal -- as the winner in the landmark case

By Aaron Levitt

Source: Investor Place

http://investorplace.com/2015/07/natura ... ZUcttKqqko

[winston]

Natural gas prices are down 35%-plus over the past nine months.

[winston]

"World's worst investment" candidate UNG drops to an all-time low.

[winston]

AVOID THIS ETF

Our lead candidate for "world's worst ETF" recently hit another all-time low... and that shouldn't come to much surprise to regular readers.

Exchange-traded funds (or ETFs) track indexes, commodities, bonds, and other assets. There are many benefits to owning ETFs...

Since many aren't actively managed, they offer folks a portfolio of investments at a low fee. Plus, you can use them to quickly build a portfolio that's right for you. (You can read more about this idea here and here.)

But not all ETFs work as advertised. Longtime readers are familiar with our stance on the popular U.S. Natural Gas Fund (UNG). UNG is designed to track the price performance of natural gas, but its flawed structure makes it "bleed" value from shareholders.

UNG continues to do a terrible job of tracking natural gas. So far in 2015, the price of natural gas is down 8%... but UNG is down nearly 20% over the same period, recently striking another fresh all-time low. There are many solid ETFs out there, but UNG isn't one of them...

Source: Daily Wealth

[winston]

Six Reasons Natural Gas Prices Are Staying Down

By Tom Kool

Source: Oilprice.com

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/six-reas ... 37496.html

[winston]

Natural gas prices sink nearly 10% over the past month.

[winston]

Natural gas fund UNG drops to an all-time low... down 45% over the past year.