Surging Natural Gas Prices
How are the surging natural gas prices affecting drilling this year, and what about going into 2022? Are the gas companies taking advantage of these higher prices? What`s next?
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Permalink Reply by paleface on
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They have to train the fire men how to stop the E cars from burning they have a special tarp to cover the burning cars to try and cut oxygen to the flame there about 5k each than the smoke from the burning cars is poisoness they have had cars burst back into flames at the tow yard,why isn't the news talking about this.
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Permalink Reply by Ralph cramdon on
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Miami Herald ran a story yesterday that e car tires are lasting less than 10,000 miles .. Tire pollution is worse than gas tailpipe pollution
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CNX free cash flow yield was 9% ... OK but not exciting ..The clock continues to run on the amount of drill sites remaining ... Nothing overally inspiring... Continue to watch from a distance
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So many moving parts to that SWN / Chessie deal . #1 question , where are gas prices in 2024 ? They are currently over producing in the US . Though the gas rig count has been dropping .. Electric demand is poised to grow . LNG exports will grow also ..
Some are predicting a very cold end to feb / march ,, which would be very helpful .
I have switched from SWN to Chessie , why ? Dividend from chessie while you wait for the merger ... Those two stocks should move in unison till the merger is complete . Chessie bought swn for its best of breed Haynesville and good quality NE PA land ,,, that WV Utica is not in the same arena .. The chessie holdings in the portfolio are not that large.. due to the uncertainty of gas prices ... Merril has CHK to $120 , others in the $90 range .. Windmiller NEP having a big day on dividend announcement .. Watch propane inventory levels ... getting back down to 5 year average ....
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Permalink Reply by paleface on
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I agree Ralph I can't see a strong plus side to owning SWN, Thank You
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Best of Luck Paleface ... As I have mentioned before , this Full time 24 year plus ,Energy guy, who spends way too may hours working on this , but has been Blessed , this is the only place I post .
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Permalink Reply by farmgas on
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A very complex world we live in with so many factors that affect natural pricing. Just when we think global conflicts will drive up prices for LNG demand and natural gas pricing we get mixed results. Residential & industrial use of natural gas for heat & electricity seems to be predictable and then it does not happen as predicted but then does sometimes. And then the weather is fickle and unpredictable. It`s winter and it`s been cold, and now it is warmer. Gas companies are producing at record levels also contributing to lower prices. So how do gas companies, investors & lease holders grow & survive now? Should everyone just lower their expectations?
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Nobody makes money with gas at $2 , maybe CNX with their hedges ... Sooner or later , Gas producers become very investable once again ... Rig counts are dropping . Storage levels still too high .. Markets are watching to see if gas breaks down below $2 .... If the rest of winter is mild , below $2 is a strong possibility .
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Paleface , I did notice that SWN got a downgrade this morning , maybe it was leaked ...
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NGL prices have been firming ... Two SW PA producers are significant NGL producers
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