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Natural Gas ETF Suspends New Shares: Are There Alternatives?

Thanks for the info. I'm sure it takes a fair amount of energy to convert NG to LNG and then back. Is this figured in the equation? It still make as much sense as giving bonuses to bankers for losing money.

My state depends on oil and gas for royalty payments, so I expect more taxes and less service for the next two years. I'd rather see the 50% of the rigs sitting idle be put to use, along with the workers to man them.


On Aug 18 12:43 PM Chris Petrescu wrote:

Natural Gas ETF Suspends New Shares: Are There Alternatives?

How can LNG be imported when the NG that's already here is selling this cheap? I must have been asleep in Econ 101. If this is indeed the case, will some one please pull the "Kick Me" sign off of Uncle
Sam's back. We should be taxing energy imports, not encouraging more.

Avoid USO with These Alternative Funds

Tax implications are also a bummer owning futures ETFs. I concur with author; look elsewhere.

Replacement Candidates for David Merkel's Portfolio: From AA to ZZ

This looks like a dartboard. Pick 3 sector ETFs, 3 little followed stocks
and sleep better at night.

Buy Natural Gas - Cramer's Lightning Round (8/1/08

From the "even a broken clock tells the right time twice a day" school of business management.

Smells Good: The Case for Natural Gas

Great article. Still holding UNG and looking for gas E/P stocks to pick up on anticipated downturn of crude to $115-$120/barrel.