Natural Gas Safer than Oil?

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Company Turns Water into Gas Since we can't control where the sun will shine or when the wind will blow, energy storage has long been renewables' Achilles heel. That is, up until now. This one small company has discovered a revolutionary solution... It's figured out a way to turn air, sunlight, and even water into cheap, easily stored energy. When mainstream investors hear about this incredible breakthrough, five-figure gains are not out of the question... Click here before you miss out on this historic opportunity. Natural Gas Safer than Oil? By Keith Kohl | Friday, October 17th, 2014 “Natural gas is becalmed through this... It is Walden Pond compared to a hurricane in Florida,” Donald Coxe, head of Coxe Advisors LLC, claimed recently. The “this” he's talking about is something that's been weighing heavily on our minds at Energy and Capital for the last couple of months. The chart below tells the story well... The image above shows the steep decline for WTI since August that has sent the markets reeling over the last couple of weeks. But instead of focusing on this oil price correction, I'd like to give you some good news... This next chart offers some hope for the months ahead: It shows the relative stability — what Coxe adroitly calls the “Walden Pond” — for energy investors. We're talking about natural gas, and, as you'll see, its prospects are looking better and better these days. Advertisement Do you know what this image below is worth? It's called the "Octopus," and it's revolutionizing energy profits like nothing else can. Not only is it juicing up American oil production, but it's also set to deliver gains up to 550%... and they could even go as high as 890%... Enjoy the wealth — go here for the full details. The Long Game As the shale boom in the U.S. has sped up over the last few years, one of the victims of its growth has been the price of natural gas. Yes, the Marcellus shale has been gushing the stuff for the last few years, but the truth is most of the drillers in heavy-hitting formations like the Bakken, Permian Basin, and Eagle Ford have been dropping gas like it's hot. When oil prices were still above $100 a barrel back in the summer, companies blasted investors with press releases about how they were working to transition from gas assets into oil. But now that prices are falling on high supply, it seems natural gas is coming back... and in a big way. Over the long term, natural gas is going to take over our grid. New EPA regulations announced this summer and intended to curb the expansion of coal plants are set to go into effect in 2015. They will be a boon to the already healthy growth of natural gas-fired power plants. Meanwhile, as drillers were selling off gas assets, many manufacturers such as chemical and fertilizer companies were moving back to the United States, where natural gas — a common feedstock for these facilities — has been cheap enough to boost profits. And at the end of 2015, we will see the first liquefied natural gas exports coming out of Louisiana, with even more to come in 2016 as the U.S. makes its presence felt in Europe, China, Korea, and Japan. Speaking of Japan, the government there is still tentative on renewing its nuclear program after the Fukushima disaster, so it is clamoring for natural gas and is willing to pay about five times more than we do now in the United States. Of course, these developments require time and money. But that doesn't mean we should ignore natural gas until then... Advertisement Time to Buy This... The time to buy an oil or gas company drilling in a new shale formation is when: Production is just starting; Initial wells are showing great results; and The mainstream investing public knows very little about it. There's a new $1 company in the historic Petroplex formation that meets all three of these conditions. With nearly 20,000 acres of land and great initial results on its horizontal wells, it's only a matter of time before this company trades at $10. Click here for the ticker symbol. Short-Term Gains There are three bullish short-term prospects for natural gas investors right now... Panicky oil bears may move into natural gas Winter is coming, and it's bringing the polar vortex It's still October As oil moves closer to break-even territory for shale producers — somewhere below $70 a barrel — bears are going to switch into full panic mode. Once they do, they'll see natural gas has remained relatively stable, and they could move significant sums of money into the natural gas space. Plus, they'll see that last winter during the polar vortex, natural gas prices jumped above the $7 per cubic foot mark — even more reason to sell oil investments and pour money into gas. But — and this is important — it hasn't happened yet. That means that there's still time for you to stay ahead of this trend by buying natural gas before the end of October, while it's still off most investors' radars, and wait for it to move higher in November and early December. Use Energy Volatility to Your Advantage As these long- and short-term catalysts start shaping natural gas investments in the United States and abroad, you and I can take advantage of the volatility in the energy markets now. While I put the due diligence in on a couple of juicy prospects (which you can expect to see in the next couple of weeks), my colleague Christian DeHaemer has found a way for us to profit even sooner. He's been using a variety of technical indicators such as dojis, Bollinger bands, and press-hype momentum to net recent gains of 62%, 50%, and 292% for some of his subscribers. Right now, he's sitting on a natural gas play that's about to take a ride on some of the factors I've detailed for you today. So if you'd like to see how he's doing it and get in on his next play before the bears send it higher with a full-blown panic, check out his method here. Until next time, Keith Kohl @KeithKohl1 on Twitter A true insider in the energy markets, Keith is one of few financial reporters to have visited the Alberta oil sands. His research has helped thousands of investors capitalize from the rapidly changing face of energy. Keith connects with hundreds of thousands of readers as the Managing Editor of Energy & Capital as well as Investment Director of Angel Publishing's Energy Investor. For years, Keith has been providing in-depth coverage of the Bakken, the Haynesville Shale, and the Marcellus natural gas formations — all ahead of the mainstream media. For more on Keith, go to his editor's page. I liked this article | I did not like this article Follow Energy and Capital on The Bottom Line Related Articles Crude Oil Outlook 2015 ETFs a Safe Haven from Spoofing An Oil Bear Market Oil Companies Investing in Methane Leaks Recently... Will $80 Oil Kill the Electric Car? Drill or Be Drilled How to Protect Your Money from High-Frequency Traders How to Max Your Gains When the Bears are in Control Buy This Trend

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