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Ditto on the SLV request. A few weeks ago, the Oil/Gas ratio hit some record highs. I thought that gas had to rise or that oil had to come down. Turns out the latter came to fruition, and UNG is hitting a new round of lows.

Question is, will gold (and GLD) come down, or is silver (SLV) due for a bounce?

Artistes]]> Thu, 09 Jul 2009 09:14:40 -0400
Ditto on the SLV request. A few weeks ago, the Oil/Gas ratio hit some record highs. I thought that gas had to rise or that oil had to come down. Turns out the latter came to fruition, and UNG is hitting a new round of lows.

Question is, will gold (and GLD) come down, or is silver (SLV) due for a bounce?

Artistes]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139707-wednesday-outlook-commodities-global-markets?source=feed#comment-540668 540668
Thanks for the info, and good luck with your trade. You got in at a really good price if the supports hold. Given the manufactuing activity in the USA right now, UNG could move sideways for awhile.

Artistes]]> Wed, 10 Jun 2009 12:07:23 -0400
Thanks for the info, and good luck with your trade. You got in at a really good price if the supports hold. Given the manufactuing activity in the USA right now, UNG could move sideways for awhile.

Artistes]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139707-wednesday-outlook-commodities-global-markets?source=feed#comment-540400 540400
Thanks for the UNG chart with comments, and also the post last time that one commentor included the Barron's article relating to the oil/gas ratio being at historical highs. Looking at the volume spikes for UNG, and as you alluded to, it appears that lots of folks are putting shares away for a rainy day. Anyone want to speculate what it will take to pin-prick this ratio bubble? Oil going down? Natural gas going up? Or ... Obama, are you listening?

Artistes]]> Wed, 10 Jun 2009 10:10:42 -0400
Thanks for the UNG chart with comments, and also the post last time that one commentor included the Barron's article relating to the oil/gas ratio being at historical highs. Looking at the volume spikes for UNG, and as you alluded to, it appears that lots of folks are putting shares away for a rainy day. Anyone want to speculate what it will take to pin-prick this ratio bubble? Oil going down? Natural gas going up? Or ... Obama, are you listening?

Artistes]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/141657-market-update-friday-night-edition-commodities-global-markets?source=feed#comment-535116 535116
I'm glad you noticed UNG and its questionably "worthless" movement. Can you or anyone else shed any light on the huge volume spike this past week?

Artistes]]> Sat, 06 Jun 2009 17:47:07 -0400
I'm glad you noticed UNG and its questionably "worthless" movement. Can you or anyone else shed any light on the huge volume spike this past week?

Artistes]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139706-tuesday-outlook-commodities-global-markets?source=feed#comment-528162 528162
Curious ... at what price of UNG do you have the 200 day moving average? My 90 day moving average is at 16.15.

IMHO, UNG is about to make a double bottom thereby propelling this EST to $20 on a near term basis. Could be wrong, but look at the volume statistics. ]]> Tue, 02 Jun 2009 11:43:32 -0400
Curious ... at what price of UNG do you have the 200 day moving average? My 90 day moving average is at 16.15.

IMHO, UNG is about to make a double bottom thereby propelling this EST to $20 on a near term basis. Could be wrong, but look at the volume statistics. ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/140448-why-is-oil-creeping-back-up?source=feed#comment-525129 525129 Sun, 31 May 2009 11:29:34 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/140367-sell-in-may-not-this-time?source=feed#comment-524241 524241
The S&P has been going sideways for awhile which leads me to believe that there will be another break out. If the market does break out, then start shorting as the S&P approaches 1000. ]]> Sat, 30 May 2009 13:31:26 -0400
The S&P has been going sideways for awhile which leads me to believe that there will be another break out. If the market does break out, then start shorting as the S&P approaches 1000. ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/140359-china-to-fuel-rebound-in-energy-demand?source=feed#comment-524219 524219 Sat, 30 May 2009 13:01:53 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/133460-friday-outlook-commodities-global-markets?source=feed#comment-523206 523206 Fri, 29 May 2009 14:31:44 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/133460-friday-outlook-commodities-global-markets?source=feed#comment-523182 523182
Any thoughts on whether UNG will follow USO up? ]]> Fri, 29 May 2009 14:19:13 -0400
Any thoughts on whether UNG will follow USO up? ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/136847-natural-gas-etf-jumps-on-no-news-turning-point?source=feed#comment-499099 499099
Thanks for you comments. I'm in agreement with you regarding UNG's recent advance and a prediction of a "small pullback" for several reasons. (1) the price of UNG has come down so far to the point of being dramatically oversold; (2) the price of gasoline has jumped quite a bit in the last week (at least here in Connecticut), thereby confirming support for oil's advancement into the high fifties (I know, it usually goes the other way around - oil goes up and gasoline goes up, especially when we are now in the summer months); (3) BO's clean energy thinking and resulting policy; (4); and technically, there are windows or gaps in the price range of UNG over the last few days. If those gaps hold and are not "filled in," then it will really confirm a true turn-around and breakout.

See what happens tomorrow and Wednesday and then I'll buy in. I'm both a long and short trader, but of course, always looking for the best entry price.
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Thanks for you comments. I'm in agreement with you regarding UNG's recent advance and a prediction of a "small pullback" for several reasons. (1) the price of UNG has come down so far to the point of being dramatically oversold; (2) the price of gasoline has jumped quite a bit in the last week (at least here in Connecticut), thereby confirming support for oil's advancement into the high fifties (I know, it usually goes the other way around - oil goes up and gasoline goes up, especially when we are now in the summer months); (3) BO's clean energy thinking and resulting policy; (4); and technically, there are windows or gaps in the price range of UNG over the last few days. If those gaps hold and are not "filled in," then it will really confirm a true turn-around and breakout.

See what happens tomorrow and Wednesday and then I'll buy in. I'm both a long and short trader, but of course, always looking for the best entry price.
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