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Jared Cummans: Natural gas is not only one of the most vital energy sources in the world, but is also one of the most popular commodities. The fossil fuel is well-known Read more…
Jared Cummans: As gas prices continue to maintain their high levels, consumers are growing tired of surrendering their hard-earned money at the pump. But a break in gasoline prices may not be on the horizon, as the U.S. already pays well below the average of a number of other developed countries around the Read more…
Jared Cummans: While a number of commodities enjoyed the first quarter of the year, natural gas continued to be one of the worst performing assets in 2012. NG’s losses have now amounted to over 30% on the year, with losses of 9.4% coming in the last five days alone. As the commodity continues to hit Read more…
James Baldwin: With gasoline fast approaching $4 a gallon and heading toward $5 this summer, it’s no surprise that politicians are panicking. Read more…
Brian Sylvester: New oil harvesting technologies first perfected in the Bakken are opening up production around the world. Stephen Taylor, portfolio manager of The Taylor Fund and founder of Taylor Asset Management, is excited about the prospects for several New Zealand-based efforts. He’s also Read more…
Jared Cummans: Natural gas continues to be one of the most frustrating commodities for 2012. After seeing prices hit new lows by the day, a number of investors speculated that its price could not possibly get any worse; they were wrong. NG futures are still struggling to establish a healthy trend as prices Read more…
JT Long: The prospect of significant U.S. natural gas production may not be powerful enough to overcome the hot air coming from government quarters, but ShadowStats Editor John Williams identifies it as one bright spot in his otherwise dark outlook for the U.S. economy. As Williams tells The Energy Report Read more…
FX Empire: After starting the week sharply higher, confirming the previous week’s closing price reversal bottom, December Natural Gas futures closed lower for the period. The rally early in the week marked the formation of a minor bottom for the first time since early July, but the weak close put the market Read more…
Jim Trippon: I’m a believer; I have been for years. Now, finally, the International Energy Association (IEA) has joined the ranks of natural gas enthusiasts. We agree (at last) that the future Read more…
Worldwide demand will turn the US into a “very big exporter” of natural gas, Cramer said on Monday’s Stop Trading!, especially as Washington remains uninterested in natgas as an alternative energy source. The future in exportation of natural gas appears strong, Cramer said, especially since President Read more…
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