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Episode 97: The Best Way To Play Gas M&A?

Written by HardAssetsInvestor
December 22, 2009 10:17 am EST

With Exxon's acquisition of natural gas producer XTO Energy making headlines, editors Dave Nadig, Matt Hougan and Lara Crigger discuss whether ETFs are really the best way to play the natural gas M&A theme. Click to Download Episode

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