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>>57650466
You know. I generally stay away from coomer coinflip investments such as natgas futes. But that low is pretty convincing... I mean, surely, it can't go too much lower than this without either companies stopping produciton or significant infrastructure builds to close the price differential vs EU? I don't doubt below $0 natgas is possible but if there's any demand pickup a well-leveraged bet could make a good return.

That said. I feel the real play here is to buy US based chemical companies that use natgas as their feedstock. I am not sure if any companies actually meet this description as many US-listed companies also have facitilies in EU.