This ETF holds equally-weighted positions in 30 stocks involved in the out-of-favor natural gas sector.
While higher crude oil prices will undoubtedly be a boon to giants like ExxonMobil and Chevron, the smaller companies likely stand to benefit most.
Despite being 'highly speculative,' the oil giant hopes to benefit from Europe's shale gas prospects in the future.
After declaring equities safer than bonds and gold, the billionaire sets an example with several purchases.
With a high yield and rapid growth, this offshore operator is a fundamental and technical buy.
You can't get more solid than these picks from a defensive fund manager.
Investors have rewarded the stock after a first-quarter earnings report that blew away just about everyone.
Investors shouldn't get so excited about benchmark numbers that make good headlines but mean little in a vacuum.
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