UGA: The Gasoline ETF For The Peak Driving Season.

The increase in oil and sugar prices has affected not only households but also ETFs. Oil ETFs have surged in response to rising oil and gas prices.

UGA was the first ETF created (back in 2008) to track the price of gasoline, using futures contracts. In this report, I go light on the intricacies of the gasoline market, to focus on how investors ca...

An all-time high in gasoline futures and a correction. Seasonality is critical in gasoline, and we're in the offseason for demand.

UGA is an ETF with a gasoline futures market price exposure. I wrote a bullish article in May and prices went up into early June, but in early July started trading gas futures from the short side.

Oil prices jumped recently after Saudi indicated that OPEC could slash output.

Crude oil prices and related exchange traded funds plunged Wednesday, with gasoline prices easing, as Americans cut back on the traditional summertime road trip.

Gasoline and gasoline refining spreads corrected from a record high, but remain elevated. The US is pulling out all the stops to push gasoline prices lower.

The price of gasoline is high, but there are funds that gain exposure.

Energy equity ETFs have taken billions of dollars in outflows in the last two months. The energy sector has been the only winner in a tumultuous 2022, with almost every other sector struggling and uti...