Natural Gas Prices Coming Down in 2006

Due to supply and demand issues Natural Gas Prices in October of 2005 were insanely high, but luckily this year should be much better for October and November. Of course if the Farmers Almanac is correct this could be a rough winder in the Midwest and North East and the Farmers Almanac is right about 80% of the time.

If it is a tough and cold winter prices could rise towards the end of the Fourth Quarter in 2006 and remain high thru the winter until as late as March of 2007. So far so good say those in the Northern Climates who need lower prices for their basic heating.

Some say the warmer temperatures are to be thanked for the lower prices although some indicate that this is more proof of Global Warming. So, in that case maybe global warming indeed has some hidden advantages for many in the United States to help them cope with high energy prices for natural gas?

How big is the savings over last years prices? Well analysts think some might save as much as 50% and if so this means an even stronger fourth quarter stock market rally and strong retail Christmas sales with consumers have more to spend for the holidays. All this is a very good thing for the American Consumer agree most economists in the energy sector or follow the stock market. Please consider all this in 2006.

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Lance Winslow, a retired entrepreneur, adventurer, modern day philosopher and perpetual tourist.

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