Natural Gas: How To Play The Summer Comeback

It’s been an interesting time for investors in the natural gas space. As hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling have become the extraction method of choice for E&P firms, production of the fuel has skyrocketed and led to a surplus of supply and high storage inventories. The huge surpluses have combined with slack demand for the fuel, causing prices to crater. At one point they were below $2 per MMBtu [for more oil news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter ]. See the full story here → Related Posts: Natural Gas In 2013: The Bull And Bear Case The Ultimate Guide To Natural Gas Investing Natural Gas Catching Fire Winter Chill Returns, UNG Poised To Pop? Get Ready To Buy Natural Gas