Japan to pull out of nuclear power by 2030

[RACER X]

Germany is also phasing out nuc.

LNG is the new 'in' product.

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by RACER X

Germany is also phasing out nuc.

LNG is the new 'in' product.

Bought shares of a natural gas ETF a few months ago when it bottomed out..... Recovering now, should keep going as the NG over-supply is dealt with.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

Bought shares of a natural gas ETF a few months ago when it bottomed out..... Recovering now, should keep going as the NG over-supply is dealt with.

We are burning NG like crazy. Coal plants are sitting idle. Surprised it hasn't shot up.

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by Trip

We are burning NG like crazy. Coal plants are sitting idle. Surprised it hasn't shot up.

There has been too much excess suppy for a long time now......Don't know why, but it drive prices down

NG vehicles could increase demand for it, but that's a long-term thing

[shmike]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

Bought shares of a natural gas ETF a few months ago when it bottomed out..... Recovering now, should keep going as the NG over-supply is dealt with.

Which ETF?

I've got a great article on the natural gas situation. Basically, the lower prices are going to drive a lot of companies out of business but those that survive will make a killing once it finally catches on.

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by shmike

Which ETF?

I've got a great article on the natural gas situation. Basically, the lower prices are going to drive a lot of companies out of business but those that survive will make a killing once it finally catches on.

FCG...it's just NG company stocks, not a futures play like UNG.......I already have a commodity futures fund that includes natural gas, so I was hesitant to buy another

Was tempted to buy Chesepeake as well, but had a hard time figuring out its situation