Is it time to buy GASL?

Fucking idiots with your 3x leveraged stupid bullshit

Is now the time to buy natural gas in general?

Is a particularly cold winter expected?

>>1033997
>GASL
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>>1034439

What's so idiotic about it? Just because you're an overly risk-averse faggot who will never make huge profits doesn't mean there's anything wrong with 3x

How is GASL even worth considering when it's flatlined for so long?

why not UGAZ?

I looked into it more. It looks like GASL is too dependent on large market fluctuations in gas to be reliable. It consistently tanks in the long run. USO seems better if you're trying to play oil markets.

>>1035295

USO appears to be actively tanking?

>>1035317
Everything is, sunshine.

Is this one of those things where you're like "well it as $40,000 a share once, maybe it will be again!"?

uwti, just look at dwti

>>1035441
OP, here.

Yep, that's what I'm hoping. It that so retarded of me?

>>1035295
>USO seems better if you're trying to play oil markets.
USO has a lot of problems built into it. Google it for more info, "what are the problems with USO?"

>>1035216
Showing that large of a time frame just shows how ignorant you are. Read up on leveraged ETNs.
>what is decay

>>1035441
>>1035472
It will NEVER be go up that high, and it was NEVER at 40,000. Those prices are adjusted for reverse spits. If you didn't know that, you should re-think your investment approach. Try mutual funds.

>>1035477

Gas prices will invariably rise again. This stock was trading in the thousands months ago. Why wouldn't it go back up ? It won't dive much lower than it is now, and even if it does, it will be back up in the hundreds at least in the coming years almost guaranteed

>>1035488
>>1035488
GASL
10/1/2015 1-5 reverse split
5/20/2015 1-10 reverse split

How about you go learn what that the above means. Then you can come back to biz and ignorantly shill your shit.

>>1035470
people don't understand how these things actually work. most don't realize it's priced off of supply/demand of the security itself. when people start selling DWTI, or more correctly, realizing profits, they'll start moving some of that cash to UWTI. you will see a large influx of cash flow from DWTI to UWTI. you don't need to know anything geopolitical or about oil companies or anything else.

just look at the orderbooks.