ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas (BOIL)
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Natural Gas is Wildly Profitable Around the World. In Texas, Prices are Negative.
Producers are having to pay companies to take the natural gas they are producing off their hands.
BOIL: Strong Sell On A Structurally Broken Vehicle
ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF (BOIL) is rated a strong sell due to severe NAV erosion from daily compounding, contango, and high volatility. BOIL's structure leads to significant annual variance drag (~49%) and roll costs, causing it to underperform spot natural gas by over 15% annually. With current market conditions—seasonal contango, high storage, and rising production—BOIL requires a 25–30% rally in front-month futures just to break even over six months.
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BOIL Is the Most Dangerous ETF in Energy Right Now and That Is Exactly Why Traders Love It
ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ( NYSEARCA:BOIL ) lost nearly 80% of its value over the past year, and traders keep coming back for more.
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BOIL: Enhanced Natural Gas Exposure With Positive Outlook
ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF offers 2x daily exposure to natural gas futures, appealing to active traders seeking amplified volatility. BOIL is best used for short-term trades, due to significant risks, including value decay, compounding effects, and high volatility in natural gas prices. Long-term natural gas price support may come from increased domestic power plant demand and international trade agreements, but BOIL is not recommended for buy and hold.
BOIL: Look Elsewhere To Bet On U.S. Increasing Energy Exports
BOIL aims to deliver 2x daily natural gas price movements but suffers from significant value decay over time due to fees and compounding. Long-term U.S. energy export trends are unlikely to benefit BOIL, as gains require an immediate, sharp rise in natural gas prices. BOIL is unsuitable for individual investors; its structure and price decay make it more appropriate for short-term institutional trading.
