RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Interesting comments todayOld, like I said, I think most important thing for me is to be overweighted on natural gas, can't predict who will be the winner or loser among them, they're all good companies with their pros and cons. Biggest "risk" in a way is probably being acquired tbh. (big volume on AAV Friday btw). Short term prices are really low - check. Environmentally friendlier (doesn't matter what we think, it matters what others think - Keynes - ) today and tomorrow - check. Long term electricity consumption - check. Known (coal, nuclear) and Unknown (wind) issues with alternatives - check. Export potential - check. Oil decline (associated gas) - check. The only real negative associated (no pun intended) with natural gas is there is a very strong incentive by traders and others to create a price gap between export (LNG) and domestic (inflation) prices. This has become very obvious to me esp when I look at ETFs like BOIL and HNU.