Natural Gas Investing: Higher Prices
Are Coming…
The Dynamic Wealth Report
July 21, 2011
by Justin Bennett, Editor
Natural gas prices are in the cellar. And they’ve been that way for
quite some time. But now, I’m seeing an opportunity to profit from
natural gas… I’ll tell you about it in a minute.
But first, I’m sure you’re wondering why prices are so low.
Advances in drilling technology are revolutionizing the natural gas
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And according to industry experts, the US is sitting on a 100-year
natural gas supply. Of course, that abundant supply has natural gas
prices trading near decade lows…

As you can see, natural gas has been trading around $4 mmBtu for nearly
two years. Clearly, the current natural gas oversupply situation is a
big headwind for higher prices.
What’s more, some energy analysts suggest natural gas prices will stay
at these levels for many years to come.
But I don’t think that will happen…
Recent transactions suggest the big players in the energy industry are
moving towards the clean burning alternative to diesel and gasoline. And
that means natural gas consumption is going to pick up quicker than
anyone expects.
What deals am I talking about?
First of all,
Chesapeake Energy (CHK) recently announced they’re
investing $150 million in
Clean Energy Fuels (CLNE). The investment will
help fund the development of CLNE’s natural gas fueling stations along
major US trucking corridors.
The deal is a sign natural gas producers are looking to create a “demand
revolution”. Higher demand means higher natural gas prices. And that
means more profits for producers.
But that’s not all…
It’s also an obvious sign the trucking industry will shift away from
diesel… and towards natural gas.
Why would they want to do that?
Volatile prices have oil trading near $100 a barrel these days. And that
has diesel prices holding at lofty levels around $4 a gallon. Since
diesel is the mainstay fuel for heavy-duty trucks, trucking companies
will benefit greatly if they can run on cheaper natural gas.
How much could they save by switching to natural gas?
One industry expert suggests truckers could save around $2 a gallon. The
potential savings can be measured in the billions! Not only would that
help truckers’ bottom lines, it would help wean the US off OPEC oil.
That’s a win-win situation if you ask me...
All truckers need is the fueling infrastructure along interstate
corridors to make it feasible. Once these stations are in place,
trucking companies will switch to natural gas engines.
But that’s not the only deal with big implications for natural gas…
BHP Billiton (BHP), the world’s largest mining company, just announced
they’re buying
Petrohawk Energy (HK) for $15.1 billion. The all cash
deal represents a
65% premium over Petrohawk’s July 14th closing price.
Petrohawk is a leading US natural gas explorer with sizable holdings of
prime natural gas properties in Louisiana and Texas. Clearly, BHP wanted
to expand their natural gas assets… and they were willing to pay
handsomely to do it.
That means huge natural resource companies like BHP must see big
potential in natural gas. And they’re looking to invest in the industry
now… while natural gas prices are at the lows.
How can you profit from this big switch to natural gas?
Take a look at companies like
Fuel Systems Solutions (FSYS) and
Cummins
(CMI). Both these companies are in the natural gas fuel systems
business. As the heavy transportation industry pushes towards natural
gas, these companies should see business explode.
But there’s more…
You can also invest in companies bringing gas to the surface. BHP was
willing to pay a 65% premium for HK’s natural gas assets. And that means
other producers in the space may be wildly undervalued at current
prices.
Companies like
Southwestern Energy (SWN),
Pioneer Natural Resources
(PXD), and
Rosetta Resources (ROSE) are worth keeping on your watchlist. They might make great takeover targets for other industry giants!

The ProShares Ultra Silver ETF (AGQ) was a top gainer
once again. The double long silver ETF was up 5.6% in
yesterday's trading session. Silver has recently broken higher from a
two-month range to trade near $40 an ounce.
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