Sunday, July 07, 2019 11:13:45 AM
I found this NatGas inventory chart interesting -
(Note: when they say 'stocks', they mean natural gas storage inventory 'in stock')
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/natural-gas-stocks-change
From the above link, I found these -
I look at this NatGas inventory graph as above zero = surplus = lower prices, and below zero = deficit = higher prices.
An annual supply and demand sine wave.
Doesn't get more transparent than this. Plan accordingly!
GLTY
(Note: when they say 'stocks', they mean natural gas storage inventory 'in stock')
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/natural-gas-stocks-change
From the above link, I found these -
I look at this NatGas inventory graph as above zero = surplus = lower prices, and below zero = deficit = higher prices.
An annual supply and demand sine wave.
Doesn't get more transparent than this. Plan accordingly!
GLTY
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