Natural Gas ETF: The Short-Term Story [View article]
the main question with nat gas and commodities, for me anyway is, does my money(cash) still have buying power? if i can buy a barrel of oil for $70 (such a deal!), and it is not threatening to go significantly higher, than i will be comfortable holding cash... if it looks like oil, nat gas, or any other commodity will start inflating rapidly, probably in conjunction with a decline in the value of the dollar, then i will want out of cash and into investments in commodities/hard assets...
so far the market is telling us that the dollar is safe, and that if the stock market pulls back, it's commodities that will lead the way...
therefore, despite its enormous ongoing dilution, cash is king, for now...
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the main question with nat gas and commodities, for me anyway is, does my money(cash) still have buying power? if i can buy a barrel of oil for $70 (such a deal!), and it is not threatening to go significantly higher, than i will be comfortable holding cash... if it looks like oil, nat gas, or any other commodity will start inflating rapidly, probably in conjunction with a decline in the value of the dollar, then i will want out of cash and into investments in commodities/hard assets...
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so far the market is telling us that the dollar is safe, and that if the stock market pulls back, it's commodities that will lead the way...
therefore, despite its enormous ongoing dilution, cash is king, for now...