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Pending recovery in natural gas prices
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Emcee:  Gary105 Type:  Unmoderated
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Natural gas has become the fuel of choice for generating electricity as a result of high efficiency combined cycles with low pollution and as a result of its plentiful supply. In the past its price was driven by heating needs. In the future its demand and price will also be driven by its use for generating electricity and indications are that demand will increase 30% by 2010. In order to meet that demand price will increase to stimulate supply.

Recent forecasts are that 1999 is the bottom for gas and that demand and price will begin picking up in 2000 as a result of 30 GWe of gas fired capacity coming on line. I've seen price forecasts of $1.90 for 1999 and between 2.25 and 2.75 for 2000. How can investors profit? That's the purpose of this thread.
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9Interesting Raymond James report about natural gas: raymondjames.comRobert T. Quasius-2/11/2001
8 Happy Days For gas producers and investors that has to be and is a great pricinG.T.-4/26/1999
7 Up to date natural gas futures report, courtesy of infobeat: Crude continued iRobert T. Quasius-4/26/1999
6 Yes, I saw the article. I hold SFY, which was upgraded in the article. Robert T. Quasius-2/28/1999
5 I think the article is on right track but a little optimistic re. gas prices. Gary105-2/28/1999
4 Robert Thanks for the Barrons article, I subscribe to Barrons and read it thisG.T.-2/27/1999
3 I'll have to dig up the cash flow figures for you later. Meanwhile, hereRobert T. Quasius-2/27/1999
2 Hi Robert do you have the cashflow numbers for these companies for this year anG.T.-2/27/1999
1 I'm glad to see this thread. I feel very bullish about natural gas stocks. Robert T. Quasius-2/27/1999
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