Natural gas has gained upside momentum in recent weeks thanks to colder temperatures that have gripped much of North America. So the question beckons, can natural gas continue to trade above $4/mbtu in 2014? Joel South of The Motley Fool and I debate the issue and try to give investors an array of pro and con issues to keep in mind heading into the New Year. Some natural gas names to consider are Cabot Oil (NYSE: COG) and Dynergy (NYSE: DYN).
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Where is Natural Gas Going Next Year?
The growing use for natural gas in the transportation sector along with increased potential for natural gas to be used with renewable energy sources have major implications for the direction for this energy source in the New Year.
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