Energy stocks tied to liquefied natural gas have been drawing fresh attention as geopolitical risks disrupt the whole global supply. When major export facilities face damage or shutdown threats, LNG prices can move quickly, and the ripple effect often shows up in shares of producers and exporters. This has favorably impacted Cheniere Energy (LNG), as it is the largest LNG exporter in the U.S. Its shares have soared to historic levels since investors are responding to news that Iranian attacks have disrupt ...