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Europe will source it's LNG Gas from Canada due to the poor political relations with the US. Europe will also try to improve its relations with Russia after the war ends. So, that's not going to work with speculation... Anyone still hoping for another dramatic rise in Boil prices hasn't heard the shot yet. Tomorrow will be exciting...
Good luck
The Doctor

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Hello friends of fantastic natural gas,
Here's a short but important note. Soon we'll be officially trading spring futures. This usually means a drastic drop in boil stocks. It could happen, but it doesn't have to. Perhaps the speculators will continue to play the new high-tariff game. But don't forget that natural gas is found everywhere in the US. You just have to put your finger in the ground. I'll post a video on Wednesday. It'll be exciting.....

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US natural gas futures dropped toward $3.90/MMBtu, the lowest in more than three weeks, pressured by record-high output and forecasts for milder weather and lower demand in the next two weeks. Gas production in the Lower 48 states climbed to 106.0 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) so far in March, surpassing February’s record of 105.1 bcfd. Warmer-than-normal temperatures through April 8 are expected to curb heating demand, allowing utilities to i...

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Good morning, natural gas lovers,
the black widow has struck again. I think some traders are in for a rude awakening today. It was logical that we would go down in freefall. It was only a matter of time. Perhaps, due to options and expiration today, Friday, there will be a short-term upswing. But right now, we're in a severe correction. Anyway... I'll post a video for beginners with natural gas. It shows and explains some tricks.
So, good luck a...

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US natural gas futures dropped to $4.13/MMBtu after the EIA reported a larger-than-expected inventory build. US utilities added 9 billion cubic feet of gas to storage for the week ending March 14, surpassing forecasts of 3 billion cubic feet. This marks the first stock increase since November 2024, narrowing the storage deficit. Currently, gas stocks are 26.8% lower than a year ago and 10% below the five-year average. Meanwhile, LNG exports hit a ...