I realize that most natural gas bills are low, however, for those that you have large NG bills, pool heating, whatever, LNG prices are near all time lows, and heading lower.
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Buying the ETF UNG, 100 shares, with a trailing buy stop above the prior day's high, will buy you some LNG to hold for a short period to gain against some short term disruptions.
I used to hedge against Fuel Oil instead of buying the suppliers futures contract, until the ETF was liquidated.
Just asking and willing to help out those with high bills.
sportsguy