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The Global 'Cheap Energy' Drive Will Buoy Natural Gas
Themes: Natural gas, Cheap energy Of course, a great profit strategy is to invest when an asset’s price is "beaten down", but has clear potential to rise. One commodity fits into this category and is hot in the making right now: natural gas. Globally, ...
Read More | Date 01/07/2009
The Right SideThe Super Cheap Commodity That's Set to Soar
Themes: Natural Gas supply, Investment, Commodities. It’s a tough market to want to buy something. As I write, the stock market has rallied 36% since its lows on March 9. Many individual stocks are hundreds of percent higher. This kind of pattern is common ...
Read More | Date 23/06/2009
The Right SideInvestors Broaden Their Exposure to Energy Stocks by Investing in Natural Gas
Oil’s not the only exciting energy story right now. Since April this year, we’ve seen investors broaden their exposure to energy stocks by investing in natural gas. The natural gas exchange traded fund (ticker: UNG) has been seeing some strong action recently. The ...
Read More | Date 12/06/2009
The Right SideHow to Play the Natural Gas ‘Catch-up’
Commodities have taken a beating – down 60% since last July. But one commodity has performed worse than any other: natural gas. Since last July, the price of natural gas has fallen 75%, from $13.50 to $3.50. Natural gas is still testing new lows, while most other ...
Read More | Date 31/03/2009
The Right SideWhat Obama’s Electric Car Means for You
More ways Obama plans to reduce America's dependence on oil
Profit from Clean Tech’s revivalBarrack Obama’s decision to overturn the policy of the Bush years and approve stem cell research is great news for stem cell scientists. It’s also symptomatic of ...
Read More | Date 10/03/2009
Penny Sleuth - The Penny Shares ExpertWhy You Will Have To Kiss Putin's Feet
Two years ago, everything changed. For a quarter of a century, Britain had been self-sufficient in one crucial area — gas. But since 2006, Britain has been a net importer. The result has been a decline in living standards. This decline is set to continue, probably ...
Read More | Date 04/08/2008
The Right SideThe New Great Game : The Struggle For Central Asia’s Energy Resources.
Central Asia and Africa look set to be the biggest winners as nervous energy importers look for alternative supplies far from the volatile Middle East. Let me show you an unusual way to profit from this trend.
As tensions rise in the Middle East ...
Read More | Date 14/07/2008
Profit HunterNatural Gas: Alternative For Crude Oil?
Natural gas has taken a pounding.
"Natty", as it's called in trading circles, has shed almost $10 in ten months, notching new contract lows last week following its explosion to $15 in the wake of Katrina.
The culprit was the warmer-than-expected winter. ...
Read More | Date 19/07/2006
The Right SideBritish Energy Supply: Central Asia Matters To The West
Almost 800 years after Marco Polo trod the silk road to China, six former Soviet republics straddling this ancient trade route are emerging from obscurity to become key pieces on the geopolitical and economic map. This time the trade isn’t silk, but energy and ...
Read More | Date 10/12/2005
Fleet Street LetterUK Energy: Why Is Britain So Low On Gas?
Back in the spring, weathermen noticed unusually low sea temperatures around Iceland and the Azores. This gave warning of a phenomenon known as the ‘North Atlantic Oscillation’. It has resulted in some of the harshest winters on record, including the ‘big ...
Read More | Date 12/11/2005
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