I think we are about to see a new bullish market start in nat gas. For nat gas it's cheap, but Cheniere $LNG with the capacity to offload to shipping 2.8 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf) it's going to start the draw on the stores, with 3 less gas running gas rigs out there will see another large decrease from the previous week in the USA. But we need to know what production from Russia and Canada contributes. Since this ETN's is based on global supplies European nat consumption is a big factor. $SRE is taking 2.1 Bcf per day and with an expansion another 1.4 Bcf. China and Mexico soon to be the biggest customers, I'm sure South Korea is right there too so no change there. The USA is the 3rd largest nat gas producer in the world. We are now a -force to deal with- in the exports as we compete for head-on with Qatar and Russia. We are really energy independent now, thanks to President Trump. We are just now stepping up the exports, but we still want cheap energy here in the USA too. Solar is not cheap. I doubt we will ever see $4.50 per million cubic feet again, but $2.50- $3.00 is in reach, and new construction of nat gas fuel electric generation plants, but those draws will come in the summer. I suspect the futures have overcompensated and new money coming in the market they start buying up the futures. pushing it from $2.20 to $2.40's as the first step up. Right now we hold. We have a 1/10 reverse split coming up and this new adjust cost per share should bring the new money. So I have reason to be bullish. You should find out and do your due diligence. Don't let bias mess wreck your bank. We all want to make money.
Four tankers carrying U.S. liquefied natural gas are on their way to China after the Beijing government started granting tax waivers to some importers, Reuters reports, citing shipping and trade sourc
Four tankers carrying U.S. liquefied natural gas are on their way to China after the Beijing government started granting tax waivers to some importers, Reuters reports, citing shipping and trade sourc
Jay Rhame is CEO and a Portfolio Manager at Reaves Asset Management. He was named to the post on January 1, 2019. He is a member of the portfolio management team, serves on the risk management committee and is Co-Portfolio Manager of the Reaves Utili
Jay Rhame is CEO and a Portfolio Manager at Reaves Asset Management. He was named to the post on January 1, 2019. He is a member of the portfolio management team, serves on the risk management committee and is Co-Portfolio Manager of the Reaves Utili
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Can anyone tell me how Sempra earns money? I know they produce, transmit, and sell energy to customers. But do they earn money and create profits from that activity? Or is that activity essentially break-even and Sempra's earnings come from making investments in other assets, not those that produce/transmit energy? I cannot find a clear answer in their SEC filings. Thank you.
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Can someone briefly explain what has gone wrong with SRE?
Target Raised by Barclays Positive » Overweight USD 146 » USD 159
Reiterates Bank of America Buy USD 146 » USD 149
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I cannot find a clear answer in their SEC filings. Thank you.