Trading Natural Gas: A Nontechnical Guide
Cash, futures, options, and swaps - this great "how to" book covers the various mechanics of natural gas trading, including the physical (cash) market for natural gas production, transportation, distribution, and consumption. It offers a comprehensive definition and demonstration of financial trading tools and techniques, and includes a discussion of more complex structures of trading plus the author's philosophy on how a risk management department should function within a natural gas trading...
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Cash, futures, options, and swaps - this great "how to" book covers the various mechanics of natural gas trading, including the physical (cash) market for natural gas production, transportation, distribution, and consumption. It offers a comprehensive definition and demonstration of financial trading tools and techniques, and includes a discussion of more complex structures of trading plus the author's philosophy on how a risk management department should function within a natural gas trading company. Booknews An introduction to the financial institutions of the natural gas market. Discusses the main topics and turning points in the deregulation of the market; an overview of the nature of current market including supply and demand forces, transportation and storage, and trading rituals; transaction pricing structures; trading instruments such as futures, indexes, triggers, options, and various types of swaps; as well as the author's views on how a gas company's risk management department should function. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
PrefaceList of Figures, Tables and CaptionsCh. 1Introduction1Ch. 2The Physical (Cash) Market7Ch. 3The Financial Market27Ch. 4Hedging and Trading Instruments31Ch. 5Structured Transactions139Ch. 6Building a Risk Management Model187Conclusion197Index199
\ BooknewsAn introduction to the financial institutions of the natural gas market. Discusses the main topics and turning points in the deregulation of the market; an overview of the nature of current market including supply and demand forces, transportation and storage, and trading rituals; transaction pricing structures; trading instruments such as futures, indexes, triggers, options, and various types of swaps; as well as the author's views on how a gas company's risk management department should function. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.\ \
