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Energy & UtilitiesNatural Gas Prices Could Lower on US-Iran Tensions
Last week, natural gas prices fell 1.3% and settled at $2.13 per MMBtu (million British thermal units). It was the second consecutive weekly decline.
IndustrialsRange Resources: A Look at Its Institutional Holdings
Range Resources (RRC) reported adjusted EPS of -$0.07 in the third quarter. Let’s talk about institutional investor activity in RRC in the quarter.
Energy & UtilitiesA Way Forward for Chesapeake after Last Week’s Slide?
Last week, Chesapeake Energy stock (CHK) fell 15.9%, marking its fourth consecutive weekly decline. Here’s the outlook for this week.
Basic MaterialsApple Buys iKinema—Is It Prepping for an AR Tech Battle?
Speculation is rife that Apple (AAPL) has acquired iKinema, a UK company that specializes in motion capture, games, and VR and AR.
Basic MaterialsFive High-Dividend Stocks You Should Watch
Let’s take a look at five stocks that are trading with high dividend yields and the risks involved with each.
Basic MaterialsWill Natural Gas Prices Rise Based on EIA Data?
Any rise less than ~42 Bcf could cause the inventories spread to expand more into the negative territory—a positive development for natural gas prices.
MiscellaneousWhat Do Natural Gas Fundamentals Suggest for 2H 2019?
For the rest of this year, Henry Hub natural gas spot prices will be at a mean price of 2.50 per million British thermal units.
Basic MaterialsNatural Gas: What to Expect This Week
On June 27, natural gas’s implied volatility was ~33%—4% above its 15-day moving average. The implied volatility fell ~4.9% in the trailing week.
MiscellaneousNatural Gas: Change in Inventories Could Boost Its Prospects
Any rise less than ~64 billion cubic feet could cause the inventories spread to expand more into the negative territory—a positive development for natural gas prices.
MiscellaneousNatural Gas: Is the Recovery Short-Lived?
In the trailing week, natural gas active futures fell 1.1%. Since last week, natural gas prices have risen 5.4%. Demand outpacing supply this week might be behind the rise in natural gas prices.
MiscellaneousWill Natural Gas’s Trend Reverse?
On June 20, natural gas active futures fell 4.3% and settled at $2.166 per million British thermal units due to bearish inventory data. The natural gas active futures are at a new three-year low.
MiscellaneousGas-Weighted Stocks Are Inversely Related to Natural Gas
Antero Resources had the second-highest negative correlation with natural gas prices. Except Cabot Oil & Gas (COG), all of the natural gas–weighted stocks on our list had correlations of over 37% with US crude oil prices.
Basic MaterialsAntero Resources: What Do the Moving Averages Suggest?
On May 30, Antero Resources (AR) had an implied volatility of 56.2%, which was ~7.% higher than its 15-day average.
Basic MaterialsGas-Weighted Stocks that Are More Inclined to Natural Gas
Except Cabot Oil & Gas (COG), all of the natural gas–weighted stocks on our list had correlations of over 34% with natural gas prices.
Basic MaterialsNatural Gas Prices: The Key Drivers
On May 28, natural gas July futures fell 1% and settled at $2.58 per MMBtu (million British thermal units).
Basic MaterialsNatural Gas: Dullest May Month since 2014
On May 21, natural gas June futures fell 2.2% and settled at $2.61 per MMBtu—4.9% above the lowest closing level since June 6, 2016.
Basic MaterialsAre Natural Gas Moves Slowing?
On May 7, natural gas June futures rose 0.5% and settled at $2.53 per MMBtu—1.6% above the lowest closing level since June 6, 2016.
Basic MaterialsNatural Gas Prices: A Flip in the Sentiments
On May 1, the natural gas futures for June 2019 closed at a premium of ~$0.05 to the June 2020 futures.
Basic MaterialsHigher Inventory Might Support Natural Gas’s Rise
On May 2, the EIA (U.S. Energy Information Administration) is scheduled to release its natural gas inventory report for the week ending April 26.
Basic MaterialsIs Natural Gas Rising Due to Oil’s Fall?
On May 1, natural gas June futures rose 1.7% and settled at $2.62 per MMBtu (million British thermal units).
Basic MaterialsWill Natural Gas Rise This Week?
On April 18–26, natural gas active futures rose 1.8%. Natural gas to closed at $2.58 per MMBtu on April 26.
Basic MaterialsInventory Data Are Neutral for Natural Gas Prices
On April 25, at 10:41 AM EST, the natural gas June futures were almost unchanged from the last closing level.
Basic MaterialsWill Natural Gas Keep Plunging?
On April 17, natural gas prices fell 2.1% and settled at $2.517 per MMBtu (million British thermal unit)—the lowest closing level for active natural gas futures since June 8, 2016.
Basic MaterialsWill Natural Gas Recover from Its Two-Month Low?
On April 16, natural gas May futures fell 0.8% and settled at $2.57 per MMBtu—the lowest closing level for active natural gas futures since February 7.
Basic MaterialsWhy Natural Gas Prices Could Rise this Week
Between March 29 and April 5, natural gas May futures rose just 0.1%. Forecasts for lower demand dragged natural gas to $2.64 per MMBtu on April 4.
Basic MaterialsFutures Spread: Natural Gas’s Bullish Sentiments Fall
On March 26, the natural gas futures for May 2019 closed at a premium of ~$0.15 to the May 2020 futures.
Basic MaterialsWhat Could Impact Natural Gas on March 26?
Based on the weather forecast on March 25, the total degree days for the next two weeks moderated from 247 on the previous day to 225.
Basic MaterialsFutures Spread: Bullish Sentiments Are Rising
On March 19, the natural gas futures for April 2019 closed at a premium of ~$0.22 to the April 2020 futures.
Basic MaterialsWhere Chesapeake Energy Could Be by the End of March
On March 18, Chesapeake Energy’s (CHK) implied volatility was 51.9%, which is ~14.7% less than its 15-day average.
Basic MaterialsWhat to Expect from Natural Gas Inventories This Week
On March 14, the EIA (U.S. Energy Information Administration) is scheduled to release its natural gas inventory report for the week ending March 8.
Basic MaterialsWill the Weakness in Natural Gas Continue?
On March 12, natural gas active futures were 4.6%, 17.9%, and 11.8% below their 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving averages, respectively.
Basic MaterialsIs It Time to Short Natural Gas?
On March 5, natural gas active futures were 3.7%, 15.4%, and 8.6% below their 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving averages.
Basic MaterialsChesapeake Energy Outperformed Its Peers
On February 20–27, our list of natural gas–weighted stocks fell 2.8%, while natural gas April futures rose 4.9%.
Basic MaterialsWhich Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks Are Sensitive to Natural Gas?
On February 27, natural gas April futures rose 0.1% and settled at $2.799 per MMBtu (million British thermal units).
Basic Materials‘Death Cross’ for Natural Gas Prices
On February 25, natural gas’s 50-day moving average fell 0.7% below the 200-day moving average for the first time since July 3.
Basic MaterialsEIA Inventory Data Might Not Harm Natural Gas Prices
On February 21, the EIA is scheduled to release its natural gas inventory report for the week ending February 15.
Basic MaterialsEIA Downgrades the Natural Gas Outlook
On February 12, the EIA downgraded Henry Hub natural gas spot to $2.83 per MMBtu in 2019—$0.06 below the previous forecast.
Basic MaterialsWhere Chesapeake Energy Might Trade in February
On February 11, Chesapeake Energy’s (CHK) implied volatility was 72.5%, ~13.5% higher than its 15-day average.
Basic MaterialsWhere Will Natural Gas Close Next Week?
On February 7, natural gas’s implied volatility was 26.7%, which was ~41.3% below its 15-day moving average.
Basic MaterialsComparing Natural Gas ETFs’ Performances to Natural Gas Prices
Between January 18 and January 25, the United States Natural Gas ETF fell 3.6%, while the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF fell 8.1%.
Basic MaterialsNatural Gas Update and Key Price Levels Next Week
On January 24, natural gas’s implied volatility was 56.5%, which was ~26.6% below its 15-day moving average.
Basic MaterialsFutures Spread: Bearish Sentiments Rise for Natural Gas
On January 23, the natural gas futures for March 2019 closed at a discount of ~$0.01 to the March 2020 futures.
Basic MaterialsEIA’s Inventory Might Not Support Natural Gas Prices
On January 24, the EIA is scheduled to release its natural gas inventory report for the week ending on January 18.
Basic MaterialsWhy Natural Gas Has Fallen 10% on January 22
On January 22, natural gas February futures fell to an intraday low of $3.13 per MMBtu, which is ~10% below the last closing level.
Basic MaterialsWhy EIA Data Might Not Satisfy Natural Gas Bulls
In the week ending on December 28, the inventories spread was -17.2%.
Basic MaterialsFutures Spread: Natural Gas Prices Might Be in Trouble
On December 31, the natural gas futures for February 2019 closed at a discount of ~$0.06 to the February 2020 futures.
Basic MaterialsAnalyzing Natural Gas ETFs Last Week
On December 21–28, the United States Natural Gas ETF (UNG) fell 9.4%, while the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF (BOIL) fell 17.5%.
Basic MaterialsWhere Natural Gas Prices Might Head Next Week
Natural gas futures are expected to close between $3.24 and $3.85 per MMBtu 68.0% of the time until January 4.
Basic MaterialsWhy Temperature Forecasts Aren’t Boosting Natural Gas Prices
From December 19 to 26, natural gas February futures fell 5.3% and settled at $3.458 per MMBtu (million British thermal units).
Basic MaterialsAnalyzing the Futures Spread and Natural Gas Prices
On December 24, the natural gas futures for February 2019 closed at a premium of ~$0.35 to the February 2020 futures.
Basic MaterialsNatural Gas: What Might Be the Downside Next Week?
On December 20, natural gas’s implied volatility was ~75%, which was ~9.1% below its 15-day moving average.
Basic MaterialsEIA’s Inventory Data and Natural Gas Prices
On December 13, the EIA is scheduled to release its natural gas inventory report for the week ending on December 7.
Basic MaterialsAnalyzing Natural Gas ETFs’ Returns Last Week
On November 23–30, the United States Natural Gas ETF (UNG) rose 2.6%, while the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF (BOIL) rose 5%.
Basic MaterialsTop Upstream Losses in the Trailing Week
On November 12–19, upstream stock EP Energy (EPE) fell the most on our list of upstream energy stocks.
Basic MaterialsIs Oil Offsetting Natural Gas’s Impact on Gas-Weighted Stocks?
On November 7–14, our list of natural gas–weighted stocks fell 3.7% despite a rise of 36.1% in natural gas December futures.
Basic MaterialsBearish Weather Forecast Could Test Natural Gas Bulls Next Week
On October 25, natural gas’s implied volatility was 42.1%, which was ~8.2% above its 15-day moving average.
Basic MaterialsAre Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks Moving Inversely to Oil Prices?
Most of the natural gas–weighted stocks on our list had negative correlations with US crude oil prices in the seven calendar days to October 24.
Basic MaterialsOil Is Steering Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks’ Returns
On October 10–17, our list of natural gas–weighted stocks fell 0.3%, while natural gas November futures rose 1.1%.
Basic MaterialsFutures Spread: Less Bullish Sentiments for Natural Gas
On October 16, the natural gas futures for November closed at a premium of ~$0.42 to the November 2019 futures.
Basic MaterialsWeakest Upstream Stocks in the Week Ending September 28
Southwestern Energy (SWN) was the weakest upstream stock in the week ending September 28. Southwestern Energy fell 10.8% last week.
Basic MaterialsInventories Data Might Limit Natural Gas’s Rise
On September 20, the EIA is scheduled to release its natural gas inventory report for the week ending September 14.
Basic MaterialsWhere Natural Gas Could End Next Week
Natural gas futures are expected to close between $2.74 and $2.90 per MMBtu (million British thermal units) 68.0% of the time until September 21.
Basic MaterialsAnalyzing the Inventories Spread and Natural Gas Prices
In the week ending August 24, the inventories spread was -19%. The inventories spread contracted by ~70 basis points compared to the previous week.
Basic MaterialsAre Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks More Sensitive to Oil?
US crude oil prices are important to understand US natural gas supplies. Oil prices are often important for the energy sector’s general sentiment.
Basic MaterialsWhy August Could Be Dull for Natural Gas
On July 31, natural gas September futures fell 0.5% and settled at $2.782 per MMBtu (million British thermal units).
Basic MaterialsAbout 67% of Analysts Rate Cabot Oil & Gas Stock as a ‘Buy’
Approximately 67% of the analysts covering Cabot Oil & Gas (COG) rate the stock a “buy.” The remaining 33.0% rate COG as a “hold.”
Basic MaterialsChesapeake Energy’s Q2 2018 Results: Must-Knows
Chesapeake Energy (CHK) reported its second-quarter earnings today. The company reported revenue of ~$2.25 billion, narrowly missing analysts’ estimates.
Basic MaterialsFactors Keeping US Crude Oil below the $70 Mark
US crude oil September futures closed at $68.69 per barrel on July 27—the fifth straight closing below $70.00 per barrel.
Basic MaterialsEQT: Analysts’ Recommendations for the Stock
For EQT (EQT), ~61% of the analysts rated the stock as a “buy,” while 39% rated it as a “hold.”
Basic MaterialsWill NYMEX Natural Gas Cross $2.8 Next Week?
On July 26, 2018, natural gas’s implied volatility was 19.5%, ~2.5% below its 15-day moving average.
Basic MaterialsNatural Gas’s Recovery Could Boost Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks
On July 25, natural gas September futures rose 1.3% and settled at ~$2.76 per MMBtu (million British thermal units).
Basic MaterialsHow Will Noble Energy Fare in Q2 2018?
Noble Energy (NBL) plans to report its Q2 2018 earnings on August 3. The company’s Q2 revenue estimate stands at $1.13 billion.
Basic MaterialsHas Natural Gas Outperformed Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks?
Between July 11 and July 18, our list of natural gas–weighted stocks fell 4.2%, while natural gas August futures fell 3.8%.
Basic MaterialsNatural Gas at New Two-Month Low: Do Gas-Weighted Stocks Care?
On July 18, natural gas August futures fell 0.7% and settled at $2.72 per MMBtu (million British thermal units)—the lowest closing level since May 4.
Basic MaterialsCabot Oil and Gas: Recent Short Interest Trends in the Stock
As of July 11, short interest as a percentage of float (the short interest ratio) in Cabot Oil and Gas’s (COG) stock was ~4.92%.
Basic MaterialsCabot Oil & Gas Stock: Wall Street Ratings and Recommendations
Approximately 66.7% of analysts rate Cabot Oil & Gas (COG) a “buy.” The rest of the 33.3% rated COG a “hold.” The average broker target price of $28.05 for the company implies a return of ~20.67% in the next 12 months.
Basic MaterialsCOG’s Second-Quarter Revenue to Fall: Impact on Earnings
Cabot Oil & Gas (COG) plans to release its second-quarter earnings on July 27. Revenue estimates stand at ~$384.96 million.
Basic MaterialsForecasting Cabot Oil & Gas’s Stock Price
Cabot Oil & Gas’s (COG) current implied volatility is ~36%, 8.16% higher than its 15-day average of 33.31%.
Basic MaterialsCabot Oil & Gas’s Valuation Trends and Forecasts
Cabot Oil & Gas’s (COG) EV[1.enterprise value]-to-adjusted EBITDA ratio was ~11.57x in the first quarter.
Basic MaterialsAre Natural Gas-Weighted Stocks Reacting to Higher Oil Prices?
Between June 26 and July 3, our list of natural gas–weighted stocks rose 1.1%, while natural gas August futures fell 2.1%.
Basic MaterialsForecasting CHK’s Stock Range Forecast Using Implied Volatility
The current implied volatility for Chesapeake Energy stock (CHK) is ~60%, ~3.3% higher than its 15-day average of 58%.
Basic MaterialsChesapeake’s Earnings and Revenues Have Improved
Chesapeake Energy’s adjusted EPS in the first quarter was $0.34—higher than Wall Street analysts’ consensus EPS estimate of $0.27.
Basic MaterialsNatural Gas Futures Market: Demand and Supply Expectations
On June 19, natural gas July futures closed at a premium of ~$0.24 to July 2019 futures. The difference is called the “futures spread.”
MiscellaneousDid Gas-Weighted Stocks Miss Natural Gas’s 4-Month High?
On May 23, natural gas July futures rose 0.6% and closed at $2.96 per MMBtu—the highest close for natural gas active futures since January 31.
Basic MaterialsAnalyzing Natural Gas’s Supply Concerns
On May 8, natural gas June 2018 futures closed at a premium of ~$0.19 to June 2019 futures. The difference is called the “futures spread.”
Basic MaterialsChange in Inventory Levels Might Support Natural Gas Prices
In the week ending April 27, natural gas inventories rose by 62 Bcf to 1,343 Bcf—based on the EIA’s data announced on May 3.
Basic MaterialsWhy Natural Gas Inventories Pressured Natural Gas Prices
The EIA reported that US natural gas inventories increased by 62 Bcf (billion cubic feet) to 1,343 Bcf between April 20 and April 27.
Basic MaterialsNatural Gas–Weighted Stocks Inversely Related to Oil
Except Gulfport Energy (GPOR), the remaining energy stocks had negative correlations with US crude oil June futures on April 25–May 2.
Basic MaterialsCould Oil’s Moves Influence Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks?
Range Resources and Antero Resources had the highest negative correlations with natural gas June futures over the past five trading sessions.
Basic MaterialsFutures Spread and the Natural Gas Market
On April 24, natural gas June 2018 futures closed at a premium of ~$0.2 to June 2019 futures. The difference is called the “futures spread.”
Basic MaterialsHow Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks Are Related to Oil’s Moves
Between April 4 and April 11, 2018, Antero Resources (AR) had a correlation of 46.9% with US crude oil futures—the lowest correlation on our list.
Basic MaterialsAre Supply Concerns Rising for Natural Gas?
On April 3, 2018, natural gas May 2018 futures closed at a premium of $0.04 to May 2019 futures.
Basic MaterialsNatural Gas Price Forecasts and Appalachia Price Differentials
Natural gas prices weigh heavily on natural gas–weighted companies Cabot Oil & Gas (COG), Antero Resources (AR), and Noble Energy (NBL).
Basic MaterialsIs Oil Losing Its Grip on Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks?
Southwestern Energy had a correlation of 35.9% with US crude oil May futures on March 21–28, 2018.
Basic MaterialsWhich Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks to Watch
On March 21, 2018, natural gas April futures fell 1.4% and closed at $2.64 per MMBtu (million British thermal units).
Basic MaterialsEQT’s New Midstream Company: 3rd-Largest Natural Gas Gatherer in the US
EQT expects its midstream cash flows to double over the next three years, with $350 million expected in 2018.
Basic MaterialsWhy Oil’s Fall Could Be Trouble for Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks
Below is the list of natural gas–weighted stocks that belong to the SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF (XOP) along with their correlations with US crude oil prices in the trailing week.
Basic MaterialsBearish Inventory Report: Impact on Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks
On March 7, natural gas April futures rose 1% and settled at $2.777 per MMBtu (million British thermal units).
Basic MaterialsOil Is an Important Factor for Natural Gas–Weighted Stocks
On our list of natural gas–weighted stocks that are taken from XOP, none of the stocks had a correlation of less than 50% with US crude oil futures.
Basic MaterialsNoble Energy Reported Upbeat 4Q17 Revenue and Earnings
Noble Energy (NBL) reported its 4Q17 earnings on February 20, 2018. The company reported revenue of ~$1.2 billion.