Archive for 'Trading Natural Gas ETFs'
Natural Gas ETF Short Funds
When people look to invest into gas ETFs, they are usually thinking they can only bet on prices going up. There are a few natural gas ETFs that allow you to easily short the natural gas market. Read on and find the right one for you.
Why should you trade a natural gas ETF short fund? [...]
Natural Gas ETFs and the CFTC New Rules
Recent proposals from the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (the CFTC) may have an effect on natural gas exchange traded funds including the largest fund, the United States Natural Gas ETF (UNG).
These proposals have been in the works for a few months. These new rules may only effect a few of the commodity based ETFs offered [...]
Wildcatters Exploration & Production Equity ETF Review
Jefferies has recently opened a new natural gas ETF for your portfolio. The new Wildcatters Exploration & Production Equity ETF (WCAT) was launched January 20, 2010 and offers investors exposure to small and mid-cap companies in the natural gas and oil sectors.
WCAT joins the United States Natural Gas ETF (UNG) and the First Trust ISE-Revere [...]
Why you should trade the Natural Gas ETF over futures and index funds.
The natural gas market is a very volatile market. You recall the when natural gas prices shot up during hurricane Katrina and the collapse of natural gas futures prices over the summer this year. With volatile price movements, there are opportunities to profit, but which trading vehicle do you use?
There are several ways to trade [...]
Natural Gas ETF frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Here are some frequently asked questions regarding the Natural Gas ETF.
Why would I purchase a Natural Gas ETF when I can buy a natural gas index mutual fund?
You certainly can buy a gas mutual fund from a fund family. But the annual management fees of doing so will be more expensive than the management fees [...]
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