Category: Natural Gas
The analysis published under this category are as follows.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Bullish Technicals for Natural Gas / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: Mike_Paulenoff
Apart from whether or not President Obama actually lays out a natural gas program in today's speech, my technical work on iPath DJ-UBS Natural Gas TR Sub-Idx ETN (GAZ) is "warning" me to expect higher prices regardless.
Let's notice that the March upleg from 6.85 to 9.05 has returned to its 50% support plateau (this morning), where it pivoted to the upside into a potent rally to 8.35 so far. Right now, my near-term work in natural gas futures, the U.S. Natural Gas ETF (UNG), and GAZ indicates that a new upleg likely started at this morning's lows.
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Genuine Growth Still Lives in Natural Gas Sector / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: The_Energy_Report
Investors can still find options with the right mix in the natural gas markets, according to Analyst Neal Dingmann of SunTrust Robinson Humphrey. Read why he recommends small and large—even international—companies in this exclusive interview with The Energy Report.
The Energy Report: Are you bullish on companies that have exposure to natural gas?
Thursday, March 17, 2011
The Once-a-Decade, 1200% Profit Trade Is Set Up / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: DailyWealth
Matt Badiali writes: Rick Rule is buying natural gas...
Longtime DailyWealth readers are familiar with our friend Rick Rule, founder of Global Resource Investments. Rick is one of smartest, most successful resource investors in the world. In one of the greatest "runs" in investment history, from 1998 to 2006, Rick turned $15 million into roughly $460 million (before fees) for his customers.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Will The U.S. Ever Become a Net Exporter of Natural Gas? / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: Dian_L_Chu
David Alton Clark writes: US producers of natural gas, Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), and oil like Chesapeake Energy (CHK) continue to drill the Eagle Ford Shale and other unconventional plays when natural gas prices are at depressed levels.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Europe Replaces Gazprom Natural Gas With Algeria / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: Pravda
In March, Algeria will export gas to Europe via Medgaz pipeline laid beneath the Mediterranean Sea. The EU continues to reduce its dependence on Russian gas, and Algeria continues to strengthen its position as a natural gas distributor in Europe. At the moment this country is the third largest supplier to the EU.
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
This Will Be the Biggest Bull Trend in Commodities for the Next Decade / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: DailyWealth
Matt Badiali writes: One of the smartest, loudest, richest oilmen in America is T. Boone Pickens.
Since graduating college with a geology degree in 1951, Pickens has spent the last 60 years building a billion-dollar fortune by finding oil, putting together giant deals, and managing energy investment funds. He's the "rock star" of the U.S. hydrocarbon industry.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Carl Icahn's Dynegy Power Struggle and Coming Showdown at Chesapeak Energy / Companies / Natural Gas
By: Dian_L_Chu
It has been a literal power struggle between Dynegy, Inc. (DNY) -- the third-largest U.S. independent power producer--and its investors. With weak natural gas prices dragging down power prices, Dynegy booked a net loss of $1.25 billion in 2009 and another $70 million loss in the first nine months of this year.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Shale Gas Initiative Brings Morocco to Our Doorstep / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: Money_Morning
Kent Moors writes: Last Friday morning, in my office in Pittsburgh, I met with a delegation from Morocco. The five officials were from Office National des Hydrocarbures et des Mines (ONHYM), the national agency overseeing oil, gas, and mining. They're here in the United States under the provisions of a Department of State (DOS) initiative on the major new energy source - shale gas.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Russia's Sakhalin-1 Natural Gas Development / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: OilPrice_Com
SITUATION: In early 2009, Russia inaugurated its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant for East Asia at Sakhalin. After ramping up to three times its initial capacity, it will supply roughly 5% of world LNG. It is currently expected that Japan will receive two-thirds of initial exports with the rest going to South Korea and North America.
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
Canadian Natural Gas 2011 Outlook / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: Keith_Schaefer
Western Canadian gas exports to the United States could be completely displaced into Northern California by1. Abundant, low cost US natural gas production, and
2. By several new gas pipelines in the US…
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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Is Natural Gas Worse than Coal and Oil in Greenhouse Gas Emissions? / Politics / Natural Gas
By: Dian_L_Chu
Natural gas has long been touted as a cleaner alternative because natural gas releases about half as much of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide as coal does. Although the natural gas market is in the doldrums right now due to supply glut, with advocates like T. Boone Pickens pitching as the fuel of the future, many market players are betting on increasing natural gas demand from transportation fuels and the generation of electricity to continue for years to come.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Natural Gas Has Better Days Ahead (in Two Years) / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: Dian_L_Chu
Natural gas posted the first weekly increase this month in the week of Nov. 14, on forecasts of colder than normal temperatures in most of the eastern U.S. from Nov. 24 through Nov. 28, which could spur an average 20 percentage rise above the normal heating demand.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Europe Panics Over Russia's Natural Gas Monster / Companies / Natural Gas
By: Pravda
The European Union administration intends to deprive Russia's gas giant Gazprom of the monopoly to distribute natural gas to European consumers. On October 15, the European Commission demanded amendments should be introduced to South Stream intergovernmental agreement signed between Russia and Bulgaria.
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010
North America is the New Saudi Arabia, Natural Gas is the Future of Energy / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: Money_Morning
Kent Moors, Ph.D. writes:
Sometimes the most important impact on a raw material commodity comes less from its actual extraction and more from how product is introduced into new markets.
Indeed, that is becoming the next major development in North American natural gas. The expansion in liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports may well hold the key to turning a glut into advancing profit.
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
The United States Has Too Much Natural Gas / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: Pravda
The U.S. is starting to supply gas to Europe. The surplus of domestic production and the active procurement of LNG in Qatar allowed the country to re-export gas using the so-called arbitrage transactions which means transferring purchased gas to new buyers. The first gas transport will come to the UK this weekend.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
How to Get In Early On America's Next Great Commodity Boom / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: DailyWealth
Chris Mayer writes: If you're interested in safely making money in commodities over the coming decade, I have two important numbers for you...
The first is the price of natural gas in the U.S. – which is less than $4 per million British thermal units (mBtu).
Friday, November 12, 2010
Natural Gas Investing, Something Important You Need to Know / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: The_Energy_Report
Shale gas changed everything, according to professional geologist and Pierce Points Newsletter Writer Dave Forest. Using hydraulic fracturing technology, North American gas producers have unlocked trillions of cubic feet of new, unconventional gas reserves from shale over the past decade. "U.S. natural gas output has taken off since 2006," he says, "as shale plays like the Haynesville, Marcellus and Eagle Ford have come online." So, with all this new supply, why has U.S. gas demand remained relatively flat? Obviously, the new world of gas supply and demand has not been kind to prices. What will drive them higher? In this Energy Report exclusive, Dave reveals that Eagle Ford producers could give their gas away and still make a tidy profit on the shale wells selling nat gas liquids.
Thursday, November 11, 2010
How to Profit From the Rebound in Natural Gas Prices / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: Money_Morning
Jack Barnes writes:
I love autumn. The leaves start to turn color, and the first hint of winter is invigorating. It is also a great time to peruse each of the financial markets for the shorter-term, seasonal trades that are always lurking - if you know where to look, that is.
One place that's worth looking at right now is the global currency markets, where a major war is currently being waged. As part of the so-called "race to the bottom," the U.S. dollar is down 14% since June. This drop in the greenback has come at a time when a major bull market in commodities has broken out everywhere in the world.
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Tuesday, November 09, 2010
Natural Gas Catches a Bid as U.S. Drowns in Supply; Bernanke Cheers / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: Trader_Mark
Since commodities have little to do with actual supply and demand in the physical market (as the world swims in oil, and the U.S. in natural gas), and everything to do with the supply of fiat currencies chasing physical assets, let us see if Bernanke can cause natural gas to take off. This has been the one huge laggard of the year, as nat gas is difficult to transport and hence reflects the domestic economic situation more than most other commodities.
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Tuesday, November 09, 2010
Higher Prices Ahead for Natural Gas / Commodities / Natural Gas
By: Mike_Paulenoff
Today's action in natural gas and in the U.S. Natural Gas Fund ETF (NYSE: UNG) argues for higher prices. Increasingly, the pattern that continues to unfold in the UNG since early October has taken the form of a rounded bottom, which if accurate argues for upward pressure into key near-term resistance plateaus at 6.00/05, and then at 6.20/25, each of which if hurdled will trigger potentially powerful short-covering that will propel prices towards my optimal next target zone of 6.60-.70.
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