Cheniere Energy, Inc. (AMEX:LNG)

52 Week High, no profits for years, low natural gas pricing for at least a year.

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eversing the flow...

Natural gas exporting will turn out to be big business for the US

This energy play has great upside for savvy investors in the gas sector with a low price entry point. With many city and states move to lower ozone pollution while cutting energy cost in a slow economy.

President is pushing for cleaner energy, my favorites are LNG and UNG.

They have a contract and a buyer of LNG. Heavy in debt but that will change. Buy some cheap and wait for the ride when people finally catch on

--10 straight years of losses :(
--Not surprisingly, a negative book value of about minus $8
--at the time of this writing Jan 19, 2012, a current ratio of .52 :(

Despite these figures, the stock is almost trading close to its yearly high of about $12. This stock looks like a great candidate to short.

breaking out within a rising channel... this is bullish for the price. AND the breakout has held for more than a week.

Natural gas is the next energy sector that will boom, I expect companies the produce will do well and since this company is also heavily involved in the overseas trade aspect it should start its upward mobility and never look back

Watch it!

Cheniere Energy operates three terminals along the Texas and Louisiana coast for importing liquid natural gas (LNG), which it regasifies and sends through its pipelines to downstream markets in North America.

So they are importing LNG. Since North America now has a surplus supply of its own natural gas, isn't this a bit like selling ice to Eskimos? It seems to me that the gas is flowing in the wrong direction. Cheniere knows this, which is why they are working to include liquefaction services at their Sabine Pass terminal, which when done, will turn it into a bi-directional facility. But does it make sense to import a commodity and export it from the same location?!

The liquefaction project will take several years to complete, and it is going to take a lot of money -- money which Cheniere does not have. Take a look at the balance sheet. The total debt is almost 3 billion dollars, which is more that their total assets. So the total equity is negative - to the tune of roughly $8 a share by my reckoning.

In summary, this just looks like a perfect storm of misery for shareholders, at least until they get things going in the right direction.

LNG bubble

taking a flyer, chart looks good. but watch out if drops below $8.60

Stock Twits and UpsideTrader. nice chart.

The company has almost $500 million in short-term debt, and another $2.5 billion in long-term debt. The company has very little cash on hand, about $131 million. The company has never been profitable. So why does this company have a $770 million market cap? Is it because it’s in the natural gas industry? Now, I'm no expert when it comes to natural gas, but I do know one thing, currently there is an oversupply of it. Basic economics tells you that once supply outstrips demand prices must go down. Lower prices mean lower profits, a bad thing for an already unprofitable business.

the demand for natural gas on a global scale is very high and this company is at the forefront of becoming a major exporter. with a market cap around 700 million last time i checked, and 28 billion dollars in signed deals beginning in 2015, this stock is set to skyrocket. company has 1.5 billion in debt, but even if they are gonna fail, there is too much money at stake for someone not to buy it up at a great price. we will see.

it is a oil and gas stock. the world is hungry for gas and iol.

No Pun intended but WHAT made this stock Explode?!