natural gas production

Oil stays in tight range after Delta buys refinery

By Phil Flynn | May 1, 2012

Oil continues in a tight range with a slight upside bias. Swing trades should be considered. The dollar has been the main determining factor for oil as the balance between oversupply vs. geopolitical risk seems to be priced in.

Natural gas surplus despite fewer rigs

By Phil Flynn | April 30, 2012

Natural gas rig counts may have hit a 10-year low but does that really mean that gas production will fall significantly enough to avoid a storage crisis?

Natural gas to get little support from hurricane season

By Brian K. Sullivan, Bloomberg | April 18, 2012

A below-average Atlantic storm season in 2012 probably will provide little support for energy prices as natural gas trades at 10-year lows.

Natural gas may need epic price collapse

By Phil Flynn | April 3, 2012

The natural gas market is running out of space to put supply and the system will soon get clogged so it is becoming more obvious that the only thing that can fix this market is perhaps an epic price collapse.

Natural gas makes decade low, still bearish

By Phil Flynn | March 28, 2012

Natural gas hit a decade low and shows us once again the cyclical nature of commodities. Back in 2002, the last time natural gas was this low, the market was still trying to come to grips with the post 9-11 slowdown.