Leveraged Natural Gas ETN (UGAZ) Proving Very Popular Among Traders These Days
Leveraged Natural Gas ETF Catches A Bid As Winter Approaches (UGAZ)
Big Money Is Betting On A Renewed Bounce For Natural Gas Funds
Natural Gas Inventories Surge – Here’s How to Trade It
Yesterday's natural gas report included a huge inventory build-up. Here are three ways investors and traders can play the natural gas markets using ETFs. Natural Gas Is Poised To Move Higher After Record Consumption [United States Natural Gas Fund, LP]
Prices of natural gas are poised to move higher after record consumption this past winter decreased inventory levels well below the lower end of their five-year range. Additionally, natural gas-focused drilling rigs continue to Cold Weather Continues To Fuel Natural Gas ETFs [United States Natural Gas Fund, LP, First Trust ISE Revere Natural Gas (ETF)]
Thanks to the return of the Polar Vortex in the Midwest, temperatures (with the wind chill) are now hitting -30 degrees once again. Although this doesn’t appear to be quite as bad as the first round of the Vortex, such extreme temperatures look to keep What’s Behind The Jump In Natural Gas ETFs
While the bout of extreme weather across much of the United States may have derailed job growth and snarled air travel, it is certainly helping to boost the outlook for natural gas. The popular heating fuel is used by roughly half of Americans to warm up their homes, Choppy Trading Ahead For Natural Gas ETFs
Thanks to some unseasonable temperatures, the outlook for natural gas was looking quite strong. The fuel tends to do well when temperatures are either too warm (spurring air conditioning demand) or too cold (boosting demand for heat), Why Natural Gas ETFs Are Surging
Although temperatures are quite cool here in Chicago, there is some hope that temperatures will get back into the 70’s later in the week. There is also speculation that other major markets like New York will see similar temperatures, while big Southern Behind The Recent Jump In Natural Gas ETFs
After leading the commodity world to start 2013, natural gas has faced some severe weakness this summer. The important commodity is used as an input for power plants, but with a cool summer the demand hasn’t been there Natural Gas ETFs In Focus As The Gains Continue
For investors focused in on commodities, 2013 has been a year to forget. A variety of products in both the precious metal and energy segments have seen severe weakness to start the time frame. Natural Gas ETFs Are Providing Rare Gains To Investors In 2013
As many investors know, natural gas ETFs like (NYSEARCA:UNG) have been terrible performers over the long haul. These funds aren’t inherently bad though, they are just troubled by a big slope on the futures curve. Natural Gas ETFs Poised To Pop As Cold Temperatures Hit The U.S.?
Jared Cummans: This past year has been dominated by inclement weather that has left UNG reeling; natural gas futures have been all across the board. Despite making an impressive 70% run during the summer, this commodity still managed to end the year with losses topping 20%. With this past year set to be one of the warmest (if not the warmest) in U.S. history, it should come as no surprise to see the The Perfect Time To Buy Natural Gas ETFs? (FCG, UGAZ, UNG)
Jared Cummans: The winter months typically see demand kick up for natural gas, which is often reflected in the higher prices. But last year’s unseasonably warm winter put downward pressure on NG and its related investments alike. In fact, the United States suffered the Natural Gas as Volatile as Ever (UNG, GASZ, UGAZ, DGAZ)
Jared Cummans: After being declared one of the worst investments of the last few years, natural gas seemed to finally find its footing in 2012. The fossil fuel surged through the end of summer, marking a 70% jump in just a few short months, only to watch its price cool back 
