With oil falling over 60% from its 2014 highs, all the natural
gas stocks have been sold-off, regardless of cash flows or balance
sheets, observes Marshall Hargrave in Daily Profit.
But was it justified? The price of US natural gas recently fell below
$2 per million British thermal units this week. It was the first time
it dipped that low since April 2012.
The worry? There's just too much natural gas in the market. What's more is we could see a warm winter, which may lead to a further supply glut.
Still, it appears there's a lot of fear priced in. Too much fear,
perhaps. Forecasts might be overlooking the fact that the recent price
drop should quickly discourage any new drilling. (more)
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