
TSE:HNU
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HBP NYMEX Nat'l Gas Bull+ (HNU-T) presents a double exposure to the natural gas market, which is characterized by high volatility. Experts highlight a general volatility of approximately 15% for Canadian and US stocks, while natural gas can experience volatility as high as 80%. Some analysts express a bearish outlook on energy due to potential overproduction driven by government initiatives aimed at stimulating economic growth. This increase in supply could suppress price hikes, leading to a trend of secular lower pricing punctuated by cyclical spikes. However, the rise in demand stemming from advancements in AI technology leaves room for a potential price rebound in the long term as demand may eventually outweigh supply.
This is a Double Bull, so remember that for short-term trading it is fine. He has no idea where natural gas is going to go for the next 2 weeks. We are into the summer months where we are past the shoulder months, so you get the weekly supply/demand indicators that can whip the price around $.20-$.30 pretty easily.
Storage is low in Nat Gas. Long term he likes it because of the dynamic of it burning cleaner. HNU-T is not what you want to trade for long periods of time because of rebalancing. Prefers FCG-N (large caps, diversified portfolio). Or ZJN-T is a bunch of juniors in Canada. You can hold them for a long time.
US inventory number on Nat Gas tomorrow. HNU has done well because of cold weather. We had a little move higher in Gas itself. The issue is with the ETF. It is a short term play on Nat Gas, so don’t hold it long. You would be better buying the Nat Gas ETF rather than this leveraged one if it is for a longer term hold.
The thing about a leveraged ETF is that just because the underlying is moving in a particular direction on a trend, it doesn’t mean that your leveraged vehicle is doing the same thing. These are rebalanced every day so it is a brand-new trade every day. It’s a day trader so trading this you need a pretty tight Stop.
Still a gas surplus because of the success in drilling and fracing so natural gas prices have been under pressure. Much more profitable to drill oil at this point. Almost all natural gas produced in North America goes for space heating so you need a cold winter. Over the longer haul, we are going to start exporting out of North America and that will be a very good business. Some of these plants are only just being built while others are still in the planning stages.