RE: NO CLUE!Facts to consider:
1. 200 year potential resource of gas in ground and in storage in North America.
2. North American economy in the toilet.
3. Storage units are full...no more place to store it.
4. Coal still cheaper than gas for electrical generation.
5. Gas powered vehicles not in major use.
6. Winters are getting warmer.
7. Gas will be priced at the marginal cost of production (Encana can make a profit at $2.00 per MCF).
In short, excess supply outstrips demand...where do you think the nat gas price will be? At no change in price, HNU likely will not go up. For the next 2 to 3 years, I do not see the situation changing. IMHO, we may see a seasonal blip in gas prices to maybe $4.50 to $5.00 but I think it will be very short lived.
I think it was last year, HNU did a reverse split (10:1 ???) so it may be heading that way again if it goes below $1.