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The "Mad Money" host turns a technical eye on natural gas to chart the direction of the commodity, and how to play it.
The shale gas energy industry needs to put in place better practices and reporting about "fracking" before public concerns delay or even stop use of the technology that has created a boom in U.S. natural gas production, according to the MIT professor who led President Obama's subcommittee on shale gas.
One energy company’s CEO is betting on natural gas — by giving its employees vehicles that run on it.
Widely followed commodities trader Dennis Gartman on Monday said he wasn’t concerned about an official slowdown in China.
Cramer interviews CEO Andrew Littlefair.
As gas prices climb, Cramer thinks Washington will embrace nat gas-powered vehicles. Westport Innovations CEO David Demers shows off one of his own.
A warm winter is chilling natural gas prices. A huge supply glut and warmer than normal temperatures are keeping natural gas prices at decade lows. For that reason, analysts say the year's lows could be yet to come and prices could break down through the $2 per million BTUs level, sometime this spring, before heading higher.
Back from an investment-finding trip to Russia, trader Tim Seymour shared a few major themes he found.
Jim Cramer’s researcher, Nicole Urken, highlights the best natural gas bets after a slew of news on the sector.
The “Mad Money” host identifies five themes that transcend the day-to-day noise in the market.
Even though the biggest bears on Halliburton think it's worth more than where it currently trades, value is likely to remain trapped, and investors hoping to tap the company as a value play will need patience, TheStreet.com reports.
Apache CEO Steve Farris shrugged off the idea that his company’s $2.85 billion acquisition of Cordillera Energy Partners was a pricey one.