The United States Natural Gas Fund is a unique investment vehicle that focuses on the natural gas market within the United States. Managed by United States Commodity Funds LLC, this exchange-traded fund (ETF) primarily invests in futures contracts for natural gas. Its goal is to mirror the daily percentage changes in the price of natural gas, specifically at the Henry Hub in Louisiana, which is a crucial benchmark for natural gas prices. Established in 2006, it offers investors a way to gain exposure to natural gas prices without direct investment in physical commodities.
One investor says natural gas is about to do to Microsoft and Amazon what memory chip shortages did to cloud giants, and the squeeze could arrive within six months.
Two ETFs both claim to give you natural gas exposure, yet one has nearly doubled over five years while the other lost almost everything. The reason comes down to what they actually…
Anyone holding the United States Natural Gas Fund (NYSEARCA:UNG) is making a specific bet: that a rising Henry Hub spot price will translate into a rising fund price. UNG is the most…
Two ETFs chase the same natural gas theme through completely opposite mechanics, and after a decade of trading, one has quietly compounded gains while the other has lost nearly everything investors put…
The United States Natural Gas Fund (NYSEARCA:UNG) is the easiest way for a retail investor to bet on natural gas, and that convenience is exactly why holders have lost money on it…
The promise on the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas (NYSEARCA:BOIL) tin is straightforward. You get 2x the daily move in natural gas futures. The reality is that BOIL has boiled 99.98% of…
Henry Hub natural gas closed last week at $2.67 per million BTU, a glut-level reading even with the world’s largest LNG exporter still partially offline. That disconnect is exactly why ProShares Ultra…
United States Natural Gas Fund (NYSE:UNG) is the most accessible way for retail investors to bet on natural gas prices without opening a futures account. The fund holds front-month NYMEX Henry Hub…
Austin Smith Natural gas has proven itself one of the most volatile commodities in recent memory. Henry Hub spot prices spiked to $7.72 per million BTU in January 2026, then collapsed to $3.62 in…
While the S&P 500 has slipped roughly 4% over the past month, two natural gas ETFs have quietly put up some of the strongest returns in the market. The story behind that…
WTI crude is trading around $78 per barrel, up sharply from roughly $63 in early February. The catalyst is geopolitical: Chevron executives warned the Trump administration about potential disruptions around the Strait…
Natural gas just printed $30.72 per MMBtu on January 23, 2026, then collapsed to $3.13 by February 23. That is a nearly 90% round-trip in five weeks. United States Natural Gas Fund…
Austin Smith When a leveraged natural gas ETF drops 53% in a year, most investors flee. But that brutal decline in ProShares Trust II (NYSEARCA:BOIL) might set up a compelling contrarian play for 2026.…
The U.S. natural gas stockpile rose by 25 billion cubic feet last week, a bit less than analysts expected. Cooler weather in the Midwest is likely to push prices higher this week.
The U.S. natural gas stockpile rose last week as warmer weather settled in over most of the country. Some producers in the Permian Basin were forced to pay customers to take their…
