Natural Gas

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Natural Gas: The Forgotten Commodity, But Not By Exxon Mobil





Natural gas has become an almost forgotten commodity with poor market fundamentals keeping a lid on the price. But the fuel is not forgotten by Exxon Mobil (XOM). Exxon just announced this morning that it will buy XTO Energy (XTO) in an all-stock deal worth $31 billion as the oil giant moved aggressively towards the abundant unconventional natural gas source at home.

 
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What’s Next for Natural Gas?





On Sept. 4, the NYMEX October futures contract for natural gas closed at $2.73/mmbtu, a 7-year low, as the ratio of oil to natural gas prices ballooned to 25-to-1, compared to its energy conversion ratio of 6-to-1.

Now, just one month later, natural gas has rebounded 75% to close at $4.77/mmbtu for NYMEX November delivery last Friday on record high levels of natural gas in storage, leaving investors to wonder if prices have bottomed out and it's time to jump back into the market, or if the sector is dead.

 
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The Wild, Wild West of Natural Gas Trading





In my last article, I discussed two of the major factors to this week’s run-up in natural gas - Operation Flow Orders (OFOs) and pre-configured stop orders being hit. Here, I’d like to take a look at some other concurrent distortions in the natural gas market.

 
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Why Has Natural Gas Spiked 60% Since Labor Day?





Natural gas price has spiked almost 60 % since Labor Day and prompted investors to believe a V-shape recovery might be near for the brutally battered U.S. natural gas market. However, don’t break out the champagne just yet until you learn more about two of the major factors driving this latest spike, Operation Flow Orders, and the trader's perspective.

 
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Oilfield Services Sector & Forget About Natural Gas





The market's upward momentum this year has hordes of investors still looking for opportunities with good entry points. With crude prices hovering around the $70/bbl range, even with reduced demand, oilfield services remains one of the more promising sectors still with room to grow.

 
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Six reasons why natural gas is better investment than oil





Six reasons why natural gas is better investment than oil

 
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