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Once trading as high as $13 per 1,000 cubic feet, natural gas dipped below $8 on Monday. Anadarko Petroleum Chairman, CEO and President James Hackett chalked up the commodity's move to per usual volatility and said, “Natural gas will ultimately be very strong for a long, long time.”
Speaking to Cramer on set today, Hackett attributed nat gas’ fall in price to market sentiment that supply was way up and that big-money funds had been cashing out of their investments. The present level, he said, is a “very good number” for natural gas – his firm can still produce at as low as $5 – and he expects that number to get better over time.
“Perhaps it was overbought,” Hackett said of natural gas’ previous high, “now it’s probably oversold.”
“I think there’s still a great future for it,” he continued, because natural gas is the most viable “bridge fuel” as the U.S. seeks alternative-energy sources to reduce dependence on foreign oil.
Hackett thinks Anadarko [APC
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And that value should only increase as properties overseas in Brazil, West Africa and elsewhere continue to produce, Hackett said, adding even more to the company – and the stock – over the long term.
Natural-gas stocks are down big lately, giving investors a nice discount price, Cramer said. He thinks a California initiative, which will show billions of dollars worth of increased nat gas usage, in November will be a huge catalyst for this stock.
When that happens, Cramer said, “You’re going to make a lot of money with Anadarko.”
Jim's charitable trust owns Devon Energy.
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