Natural Gas Commodity Research and Analysis

Natural Gas Commodity Research and Analysis

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Difficult to Expand Short Term Supply?

Not Sensitive to Price Changes?

Lack Good Substitute Commodity?

Natural Gas Conclusion - Natural Gas has few macro-economic factors that will cause prices to increase over a short period of time. An increase in demand will not cause a significant increase in price.

SWOT Statistics natural-gas SWOT Analysis

Strengths + Opportunities = 16

Threats + Weaknesses = 5

Natural Gas Description Update

Natural gas is a commodity that is primarily made from methane, and is found in conjunction with other fossil fuels. This natural gas can than be processed to form other consumables such as Butane, Helium and Nitrogen. Propane is also derived from natural gas, one of the leading fuels used for personal consumption. Natural gas futures often depend on activities going on in and around the area where it is being collected. Seasonal increases in the use of propane or butane can also cause natural gas prices to fluctuate. Natural gas is produced throughout the world with the highest places of collection being the United States and Russia. Powering utilities to produce electricity, and manufacturing to produce goods.

What Increases the Price of Natural Gas? Lack supply.

What Decreases the Price of Natural Gas? Lack demand, but most importantly, a tremendous increase in supply coming from new shale locations.

  • Produces Harmful Emissions Natural gas produces some harmful emissions that researchers may want to replace in the future with less polluting fuels. Lower demand for natural gas could decrease prices and profits.

Trading / Investing Strategy for Natural Gas? Update

Bullish Case for Natural Gas?

Bearish Case for Natural Gas?


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