That means it’s time to invest in natural gas. That hasn’t been the case for much of the last five years. With the exception of 2022, when natural gas prices spiked after the war between Russia and Ukraine broke out, natural gas stocks have been a tough trade.
That still means inventories are 6.5% above their five-year average. But that’s likely to change as some European nations will need to increase their stockpiles, and many companies look to turn to natural gas in an effort to reduce transmissions. Here are three natural gas stocks to consider.
Kinder Morgan: A High-Yield Dividend Is Only the Beginning
ONEOK: Use the Recent Pullback as a Buying Opportunity
Analysts Are Forecasting Strong Upcoming Earnings for NGL Energy Partners
The company’s second-quarter earnings report for its fiscal year 2025 came in lighter on the top and bottom lines. Despite that, as of January 9, 2025, NGL stock is up approximately 28% since the earnings report.
The risk is that the company may not pull that off. But if it does, NGL stock can be a profitable trade for swing traders.
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