One factor not discussed by Brady is the potential impact China will have on global energy commodities prices. As most of us are aware, China is one of the most polluted places on earth (a factor which almost derailed its Olympics bid) and this is due to its dependence on coal which is in abundant supply and is inexpensive. However, China has announced in recent years its desire to shift to other forms of energy in an attempt to redress China's pollution problems. Our commodity under discussion is one of those fuels which can provide China with the energy it needs while at the same time cutting back on pollutants since the main byproducts of natural gas are carbon dioxide and water vapor.

It is no wonder then that China Natural Gas announced recently that its profits for the first quarter of 2009 were up a little over 32% and it announced further a reverse stock split of two for one. The actions by one of China's largest natural gas producers may very well signal that China is serious in moving away from coal and this bodes well for investors in energy related commodities.

 

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