TSE:HNU

HBP NYMEX Nat'l Gas Bull+ (HNU.TO)

10.70
+0.08 (0.75%)
as of Jul 6, 2026, 7:59:37 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.

HBP NYMEX Nat'l Gas Bull+ (HNU-T) presents a unique exposure to the natural gas market, which is characterized by significantly higher volatility compared to Canadian and US stocks. While the general market operates around a 15% volatility, the natural gas field can soar to around 80%, making it a risky investment. Experts express a slightly bearish outlook on energy, primarily due to anticipated increases in oil and natural gas production from the US government aimed at stimulating economic growth, which could suppress significant price advancements in the long term. Additionally, the rise in demand for AI could eventually create upward pressure on prices, yet current sentiments lean towards a period of lower, cyclical spikes in pricing rather than sustained elevations. Investors should be cautious and consider both short-term fluctuations and potential long-term shifts in demand.

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SELL
Nat'l Gas Bull+ ETF. You have to be careful with the leveraged ETF's because the price resets daily. These are for traders, not investors.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jun 1/09. Down 82%.) Traded out of this at a much lower loss than 82%.
DON'T BUY
Bull, Leveraged Nat Gas. Should only hold day or two. There is way too much in supply. Long term he feels good about nat gas, but not short term.
DON'T BUY
Natural Gas Bull+ ETF. He is very bullish on gas but this would not be the name he would use to access it. Consider Claymore Natural Gas Commodity (GAS-T), or better yet own a large cap gas company.
COMMENT
Natural Gas Bull+ ETF. If you own it for anything more than a very short period, there tends to be leakage in the performance. If you are a day trader and you have a conviction on the price direction, these are the tools you use. Hasn't used it lately because of the volatility of the gas price.
DON'T BUY
Natural Gas Bull+ ETF, which is levered. Has held Claymore Natural Gas Commodity (GAS-T), which is predicated upon a forward contract in gas but it is much too volatile for him. Also there is a lot of natural gas available at this time.
SELL
A lot of these products have daily rebalancing. While the concept is great, it is the price path that really impacts you.
COMMENT
Leveraged 2x daily return of natural gas commodity. It buys futures. At the end of each day, you re-balance the portfolio. There is a drag on it so when there is volatility; there is a drag on your returns if you hold long term. Use them for daily trading vehicles.
SELL
Natural Gas Bull+ ETF. He doesn't like natural gas. Thinks shale gas and liquefied natural gas into North America are game changers and is expecting low prices for many years to come because of oversupply.
COMMENT
Natural Gas Bull+ ETF. If you want to hold for a day or less, it is perfect. Structured to rebalance every day, which doesn't mean you necessarily get a double. E.G. If you buy 100 units and it goes down 10%, you have 90 units. If it then goes up 10% you end up with 99 units. Prefers one that is not rebalance every day.
SELL
Natural Gas Bull+ ETF. Hates investors to be involved with these.
COMMENT
Natural Gas Bull+ ETF. This is a 2X levered relationship to natural gas so if gas drops, the downward swings will be compounded. Use very short time frames for this. A single ETF such as US Natural Gas Fund (UNG-N) might be preferable.
BUY
Wrong vehicle, right sector. Nat Gas has gone up since June; this is down due to leverage. It’s good for a very short period of time.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick June 11/09, ) Got stopped out.
COMMENT
Natural Gas Bull+ ETF. If you believe in gas moving up this is the ideal way of investing. (Ed. Note this doubles going up or down. Very speculative. Please talk to your advisor first.)
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