Inside Natural Gas and UNG’s Wild Q2

After one of the worst runs in the commodity’s history, natural gas was able to make a few positive strides over the past three month stretch. Most notably, the ultra-popular United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG) was able to actually come away with gains on the quarter, a major win for a fund that was largely considered to worst performing ETF of all time. During the first quarter of 2012, UNG gave up a miserable 38.4%, but was able to tack on 21.2% in Q2, giving NG traders a glimpse of hope as we head into the summer months [see also 25 Ways To Invest In Natural Gas ]. See the full story here → Related Posts: How to Trade Natural Gas Futures: UNG and Beyond Four Little Known Factors Driving the Price of Natural Gas 10 Natural Gas and UNG Traders Worth Following on Twitter Seven Must-Read Blogs for Natural Gas Traders and Investors UNG Catches Fire, Natural Gas Up 7%