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The U.S. economy’s goal to gain self sufficiency in its energy needs led to new hydraulic fracturing (fracking) methods and a boom in unconventional oil production. A pure-play on unconventional energy world – Market Vectors Unconventional Oil & Gas ETF (FRAK) Energy ETFs To Play The U.S. Oil Boom
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Jared Cummans: Saudi Arabia has long been known as the world’s most dominant producer of crude oil, as the Middle East is rich with deposits of this fossil fuel. But the growth and rapid development of U.S. crude output has us on pace to dethrone Saudi Arabia in the not-so-distant future. Natural Gas ETFs: Futures vs. Equities (UNL, UNG, FRAK, FCG)
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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
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