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Here’s How to Play the Volatile Natural Gas Markets
With much of the northeastern U.S. waking up to freezing temperatures this morning, it's prudent to investigate the movements of the short term Natural Gas market. Time to Get Bullish on Natural Gas
The story in one energy market is that, after a long period of downward sloping prices, the great rebalance is finally underway. Supply and demand are finally aligning in a way that will push prices strongly upward, writes Tony Daltorio. Shell: Natural Gas is the Future of the Energy Markets
Natural gas is quickly becoming a go-to energy source for forward-thinking countries, and Royal Dutch Shell believes demand will steadily rise over the next several years. The Technical Reasons Why Natural Gas Prices are Set to Skyrocket
From Chris Vermeulen: During the last stock market top in 2007-2008 the price of natural gas completed a basing pattern (bottom) and broke out and had a massive rally. Will this happen again this time around? Sizzling Temps Help Spike Natural Gas Prices
It has been quite a week for natural gas prices, spiking 8% yesterday and positing the biggest daily gains in seven months after new data showed a historically small addition to stockpiles last week, easing fears of a glut. 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: In Demand With Consumers, Out Of Favor With Investors
Tony Daltorio: Demand for natural gas as a power source keeps growing, according to the U.S. Energy Information Agency (EIA). It recently forecast that 2016 will be the first year our country burns more natural gas for power than coal. Why Natural Gas Has Bottomed
EconMatters: Natural Gas Prices Bottomed. Everyone is trying to figure when the oil markets will bottom. Well lost in all the crazy action in markets globally is the nice resurgence off the bottom for natural gas prices. The Natural Gas Market Play
EconMatters: A lot of bearishness has been priced into the natural gas market due to many factors including robust production, bulging inventories, and mild weather on average across the country. Natural gas in the futures market reached a low of $1.68 MMBtu The LNG Hedge Fund Battle
Marshall Hargrave: There’s a quiet hedge fund battle being waged in natural gas. 3 Factors That Will Change Natural Gas Investing Forever
Alex McGuire: It hasn't been a good year for natural gas investing. Natural gas prices have cratered 21.8% so far in 2015. As of Oct. 6, they're trading at $2.48 per million British thermal units (BTUs). 
