History indicates that natural gas prices are in the process of forming a multi-year low. This Guide helps buyers prepare to take advantage of this significant long-term natural gas buying opportunity.
Bearish fundamentals for natural gas are being overwhelmed by the seasonal second quarter price rally and the uncertainty created by Gulf of Mexico drilling moratorium.
Liquid condensate and natural gas liquids, which are priced based on the crude oil market, bring a hidden value to natural gas producers.
Liquid condensate and natural gas liquids add to the value of natural gas making it possible for producers to continue to be profitable even as natural gas prices linger around $4 per MMBtu.
Economic data reflects a rebounding manufacturing sector, but weekly storage injection reports tell a different story, indicating that supply is still easily exceeding demand.
Despite record level storage injections so far this month, natural gas prices have been unable to break below key price support and that could be an indication that downside at this time is limited.
Natural gas prices are likely to follow a similar price trend as last year with a rally in the summer to be followed by new lows.
Natural gas prices tend to rally in the second quarter, and this year revisions in the EIA production methodology could be a significant price driver.
Natural gas prices rebounded last week on nothing more than a lower-than-expected storage report, providing the market with a brutal reminder of how unpredictable this market can be.
Natural gas prices have fallen precipitously in the past month and buyers should not ignore this opportunity for some longer-term purchases.
Fourth quarter results and capital budget increases set the tone for robust natural gas supply growth in 2010 and 2011.
Learn how natural gas price moves in 2010 and 2011 will impact your bottom line and profits.
Ample natural gas supplies and the potential for above-average natural gas storage injections this spring could take natural gas prices to below $4 per MMBtu.
Natural gas prices are dismissing colder weather and higher than average storage withdrawals and instead looking ahead .. and the picture at this time is quite bearish.
In its most recent analysis, Energy Solutions, Inc. explains why growth in shale production and new discoveries in the shallow waters of the Gulf of Mexico are going to take natural gas prices into a new pricing regime.
What is driving natural gas prices lower? Are you predicting where natural gas prices will be based on historical records? Can you pinpoint when your next best buying opportunity will hit?
What is driving natural gas prices lower? Are you predicting where natural gas prices will be based on historical records? Can you pinpoint when your next best buying opportunity will hit?
Natural Gas Price Outlook Tells Buyers Why Natural Gas Prices Will Remain Lower In 2010
The first 2010 hurricane forecast calls for higher-than-average tropical storm activity, but Mother Nature is going to dominate where natural gas prices move over the next month.
As the below-normal temperatures of January have passed, so too have well freeze-offs. However, freeze-offs are likely to become more common in future years because of shale production growth.