Wt Nat Gas 2x Discussion Threads

[kaos3] 10/2/2013 16:03

if Ag is manipulated then

[odvod] 17/12/2012 09:56

tomorrow will be in full

[traderabc] 03/10/2012 10:17

Drivers Of The Gold Car

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Please click here now. I believe that the price of natural gas could ultimately surpass the price of oil, but I'll be more than happy if it rises just to my $4.20 target. Note the light red lines that I've put on the chart at key HSR (horizontal support & resistance) points.

[traderabc] 20/4/2012 09:42

The Case for Investing in Natural Gas


HOUSTON, APRIL 19 – For several years, I have had high hopes that natural gas could provide a way for America to wean itself off its dependency on foreign energy supplies. Not only does natural gas offer our nation an energy source that is domestically produced, it is also abundant. It is estimated that the United States sits atop more natural gas than Saudi Arabia has oil. Today, America is using exploration techniques which were considered uneconomical just a few years ago, including horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (or "fracking"). Thanks to these advanced techniques, the U.S. is currently experiencing a natural gas revolution.

[traderabc] 16/4/2012 10:47

Executive Order: Federal Government To Take Control of Domestic Natural Gas Production; EPA Set To Move Within One Week

[ruethewhirl] 27/3/2012 20:30

I wonder if anyone out there has bet the farm on this and witnessed a total destruction of their capital.

On ABC's chart it looks like there's STILL more room to fall.

Watching with great interest.

[traderabc] 27/3/2012 11:03

Why can't we have some Arbitrage ?

[traderabc] 27/3/2012 10:58

Why U.S. Natural Gas Prices are So Low – Are Changes Needed?

US natural gas prices are at record lows–about where they were in 1976, and at the low points in the 1990s, in today's dollars (Figure 1).

[traderabc] 20/3/2012 11:56

Some interesting nat gas charts.



Weekend Commodity Newsletter Sunday Mar 18th, 2012

[traderabc] 13/3/2012 14:25

This one just has to turn,

20 yr nat gas chart.

[traderabc] 09/3/2012 15:56

There is always SNGA on the short side.



Bit late for that now, perhaps JPM could arrange for lnga to go into minus territory?

[banshee] 09/3/2012 13:37

They will ship out some of their gas in few years but the real cost of gas production in the US is much higher than the current HH price, on top of which you need to factor in a $3 charge to get it to your destination. When you add that to the real production cost of dry shale gas the arrival price wouldn't be too much different to a lot of Europe now.

There is always SNGA on he short side.

[traderabc] 09/3/2012 10:07

Yeah, sucks doesn't it?

[ruethewhirl] 08/3/2012 21:17

CONTINUES to fall. Unreal. Is anyone long this?

[traderabc] 07/3/2012 09:34

Why do they even bother pricing this stuff? it's only clean 'energy' after all, and this particular form is almost free. I heard crude oil has to be transported all over the globe at vast cost to get to market, but why not natural gas?

Strange that it once had some 'value' and that was when crude was a third of todays price. Here in Europe natural gas isn't cheap by any measure, why don't they ship over from the states?

Where is the new world globalisation when you need it? Where is the so called 'free market' that works efficiently, bringing the goods to the market? The US ships over all manner of sh1t we don't need, why can't we get their natural gas which they obviously don't need whilst we do?

[ruethewhirl] 06/3/2012 20:27

This continues to fall. Utter poison for the longs.

And yet, the massive volume.

I've heard this described as an inferno for investor's cash.

So true.

[traderabc] 27/2/2012 12:55

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[jamesiebabie] 08/2/2012 22:11

I think today is the highest volume day, something is happening.

[kaos3] 08/2/2012 07:51

I want a uptrend confirmed first. We are very close ...