RE:RE:More room to run My guess is yes, right now reducing the crude hedges do not give too much as crude prices are low. But as crude rises again there will be 4000 more barrrels to participate in the run up. As far as nat gas there will already be benefits but I am a bit wary of nat gas till we see if winter returns in force .
Due to higher drilling and fracking efficiency coupled with the forced outing of Freeport nat gas is a bit ahead of itself and looking at exceeding annualized demand.
Longer term of course, nat gas is the number one place to be !!