Natural Gas Prices versus Oil Prices
By JAB on Sunday 3 February 2008, 19:11 - Market prices, etc - Permalink
Historically, oil prices have run at something around 6 to 1 versus natural gas prices, with the correlation reflecting their BTU equivalent. So if oil prices were $30 then natural gas would be $5. However in the past year there has been an increasing divergence of oil prices compared to natural gas prices. The current ratio is 11 to 1. So is oil over priced? Or, is natural gas under priced?
See the graphs at www.oilandgasinvest.com
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www.oilandgasinvest.com
natural gas on the rise. and its the time of year when it should be moving down. is the market anticipating industry playing the crack (e.g. switching to natural gas)? go baby go ! !
Looks like natural gas may be heading up.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...