InterOil: Positioned To Take Advantage Of The Booming Natural Gas Demand In Asia

Mon, 09/12/2011 - 05:43 EDT - Seeking Alpha

By Shareholders Unite:We are bearish on the markets as growth is slowing and the euro-crisis looks like it could escalate out of control. So we look for markets that are still booming and stocks that can profit from that.One of the booming markets in the world right now is that of liquid natural gas (LNG), especially in Asia. A stock to profit from that is InterOil (IOC).The authorative International Energy Agency (IAE) even speaks of a 'golden age' for natural gas. Asian economies are booming and many of the big cities are chocking in pollution. Stemming the rise of CO2 emissions increasingly plays a role in the rising demand as well.Many of the big economies have to import most of their energy. Natural gas provides an answer to these problems, it's much cleaner than coal and much cheaper than oil. It's no surprise that demand for it is booming:Complete Story »

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