Could This Be 1 Hidden Way to Play Natural Gas?

The following video is part of our "Motley Fool Conversations" series, in which consumer goods editor/analyst Austin Smith and industrials editor/analyst Isaac Pino discuss topics across the investing world.

In today's edition, Austin points out an interesting way to play the natural gas revolution. It's not a midstream play per say, but it's certainly related. U.S. Steel has been beaten down badly over the past 12 months. As a highly cyclical and leveraged company, though, when things turn around, they turn around fast.

This is great news for the company's tubular products. With its acquisitions of Lone Star and Stelco a few years ago, U.S. Steel's the best-positioned company to sell the necessary infrastructure for getting natural gas from A to B.

U.S. Steel may not have been the natural gas play you expected. If you don't buy the tubular piping story, the good news is there is a more direct, but still non-traditional way to profit from the natural gas revolution. You can uncover it today in our special free report: "1 Stock to Own Before Nat Gas Act 2011 Becomes Law." In it, you'll find the pioneering company poised to take off in the wake of this act. The report is free, but it won't be forever, so grab a copy while you still can. click here now to access your copy. Fool on!

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