The natural gas markets have broken above the crucial $2 level, and it looks like we are probably going to continue to go higher. All things being equal, the short-term pullback should be buying opportunities that we take advantage of. This is an investment. This is not a short-term smash and grab trade. Keep in mind that supply is still a major issue with natural gas, but perhaps people are starting to realize that there’s natural gas in the Middle East and maybe geopolitical issues come into the foray and drive prices higher.
Nonetheless, I don’t think this is a long-term issue. I do think that you’re looking to buy dips in a lowly levered position, in my case an ETF, and just hanging on to it for the majority of the year as an investment. I think we could go for $2.50, but it’s going to take a while.
Credit: Christopher Lewis - FX Empire
Nonetheless, I don’t think this is a long-term issue. I do think that you’re looking to buy dips in a lowly levered position, in my case an ETF, and just hanging on to it for the majority of the year as an investment. I think we could go for $2.50, but it’s going to take a while.
Credit: Christopher Lewis - FX Empire