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On Jun 26 12:10 PM Edit or perish wrote:
> "natural gas MLPs (UNG, the natural gas ETF, looks like it’s basing > and possibly rebounding), " > > Are you implying that the price of NS, a company described as having: > > > "...attractive crude oil and refined products pipelines and storage > businesses. After growing into one of the largest independent liquids > storage operators in the world, Nustar recently expanded its reach > into the asphalt business..." > > is in someway correlated to the performance of UNG which: > > "invests in near-month natural gas futures contracts that trade on > the New York Mercantile Exchange.?" > > finance.yahoo.com/q/bc...;t=2y&l=off&am... > > > There's no correlation whatsoever and no reason why there would be > since the one has virtually no bearing on the other.
I think you should give her the benefit of the doubt... If you think about it, the price of natural gas does have a lot to do with the profitability of a company that is involved with NG in either transport, storage, or exploration... which the company in question does 2 of the 3.
As the price of NG rises, so does the % of margin.
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> "natural gas MLPs (UNG, the natural gas ETF, looks like it’s basing
> and possibly rebounding), "
>
> Are you implying that the price of NS, a company described as having:
>
>
> "...attractive crude oil and refined products pipelines and storage
> businesses. After growing into one of the largest independent liquids
> storage operators in the world, Nustar recently expanded its reach
> into the asphalt business..."
>
> is in someway correlated to the performance of UNG which:
>
> "invests in near-month natural gas futures contracts that trade on
> the New York Mercantile Exchange.?"
>
> finance.yahoo.com/q/bc...;t=2y&l=off&am...
>
>
> There's no correlation whatsoever and no reason why there would be
> since the one has virtually no bearing on the other.
I think you should give her the benefit of the doubt... If you think about it, the price of natural gas does have a lot to do with the profitability of a company that is involved with NG in either transport, storage, or exploration... which the company in question does 2 of the 3.
As the price of NG rises, so does the % of margin.