Boil down 80%

Natgas under $5. KOLD at 24.84. longterm chart says avg price pre-covid (10 years back) on natgas is between $2-3. There is an ocean or two of natgas out there and if the war can't keep the price up. What can?
The rest of the world priced at 10 to 20 times the US must give some upward price pressure...
 
effective Operational distribution to industrial and residential users with spending power? Demand/Supply.

you do realize that the market makers manipulate to their advantage. actually you are suggesting the price will drop even more because when there was "effective oper dist" then the price of nat gas was $3.
 
you do realize that the market makers manipulate to their advantage. actually you are suggesting the price will drop even more because when there was "effective oper dist" then the price of nat gas was $3.
Yeah, it's clear to any with eyes to see that we live in a thieve's world. Why would MM's be an exception.

As for the spitball attempt (note the question mark?) "effective Operational distribution to industrial and residential users with spending power?" Tha's just a non-fundamental trader's quick and dirty look at the world nat gas situation.

Demand/Supply = minute by minute by day by week search for price.
Supply is not equally distributed globally.
Unsuppliable Demand, ditto.

If price drops even more, there's an fundamentalist that can 'explain' that.
If price rises to record highs, there's an fundamentalist that can 'explain' that.

I leave predictions to the experts.
First, last and foremost I look at the chart.
 
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