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Is it Time to Put Natural Gas on Your Radar?

Now that we are in the heart of summer, the shoulder season in natural gas is over, as cooling demand increases natural gas requirements. While the energy commodity that generates electricity tends to peak during winter and the heating season, above-average temperatures during summer can push prices higher.

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Is Natural Gas Heading Lower as the Shoulder Season Approaches?

After trading above $7.80 per MMBtu in late January, natural gas prices have fallen to less than half that level in February. Seasonality over the coming months favors the downside for the volatile energy commodity.

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The Cold Snap Lit a Fire Under Natural Gas—3 Trades to Watch

Natural gas demand is rising as winter storms and data centers tighten supply. These three energy trades could benefit from cold-weather volatility

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How High Can U.S. Natural Gas Futures Rise?

Natural gas is the most volatile energy commodity trading on the CME’s NYMEX division. As the natural gas futures market enters the peak demand season, the bullish trend since March 2024 is likely to continue.

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Big Money is Betting on Natural Gas Prices to Break Out. Here’s the Setup.

Our top chart strategist takes a look at a massive options trade on natural gas futures, and the bullish catalysts that could help price play out to the upside.

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Will Natural Gas Rally During the 2025/2026 Withdrawal Season?

Natural gas is a seasonal commodity that tends to rally during the winter as the demand for heating increases. U.S. natural gas futures prices are already around the $4 per MMBtu level as the market heads into the year’s coldest months.

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The Best Way to Use Leveraged ETFs Like BOIL in Your Natural Gas Trading Strategy, Plus Key Price Levels to Watch

John Rowland lays out his price forecast and top trading tactics for natural gas futures as we head into the cooler months of the year.

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Where are Natural Gas Prices Heading?

With the summer more than half over, the natural gas futures market is heading towards its most volatile season in late fall and winter. U.S. natural gas prices typically reach seasonal highs during the final quarter. However, the [price action has been bearish.

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Is a Summer Rally on the Horizon in the U.S. Natural Gas Futures Market?

In June 2024, nearby NYMEX natural gas futures prices traded in a $2.573 to $3.159 per MMBtu range. So far, in June 2025, the trading range has been between $3.453 and $4.102 per MMBtu. Natural gas prices are elevated going into the summer cooling season.

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Will Natural Gas Prices Remain Elevated Throughout 2025?

U.S. Henry Hub natural gas futures price at the $3.55 per MMBtu level in May 2025 is over $1 higher than the level in May 2024. Natural gas is a volatile commodity that could surprise on the upside over the coming months.

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Is Now the Right Time to Invest in a Natural Gas ETF?

Natural gas is on the rise, and these exchange-traded products can give investors an easy way to benefit, although all carry risks as well.

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2 Top ETFs to Profit From the Natural Gas Price Surge

Natural gas prices have been surging from geopolitical, political and now artic weather hitting temperatures not seen in almost 30 years in the East Coast.

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Why Did the Natural Gas Futures Rally Run Out of Steam?

Natural gas inventories in the United States decline from November through March. The peak heating season increases the demand for the energy commodity. The beginning of the withdrawal season, when stockpiles fall at the beginning of the withdrawal season, U.S. natural gas prices tend to increase to seasonal highs.

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Can Natural Gas Rally?

Natural gas is one of the most volatile commodities traded on the futures exchange. The highly seasonal energy commodity is heading toward the peak demand season when inventories decline, but the price remains below the $3 per MMBtu level.

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How Low Can Natural Gas Fall?

Nearby U.S. natural gas prices are flirting with the $2 per MMBtu level despite a record-hot summer, during which cooling demand has increased. Over the coming months, the market will shift to concerns over the peak heating season, when natural gas futures prices tend to reach highs.

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Natural Gas: Can Natural Gas Continue to Rally in 2024?

Natural gas prices plunged in 2023, posting the most significant loss in the energy sector. The low price level presented an opportunity as the natural gas futures market moves into 2024. European prices will likely influence U.S. futures as the war in Ukraine continues to rage.

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Natural Gas Heads Towards the Peak Season- How High Can It Rise?

The U.S. natural gas futures market is now weeks away from the start of the 2023/2024 peak season, where inventories decline as the demand for heating increases. Natural gas prices have moved higher, breaking out to the upside above technical resistance levels during the first week of October.

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Is Seasonality A Compelling Reason to Buy Natural Gas?

After trading below $1.95 per MMBtu in April 2023, nearby U.S. natural gas prices briefly eclipsed $3 in August before correcting. Natural gas traded to over $10 per MMBtu in August 2022 before collapsing. The April bottom came during a seasonally weak period, and natural gas is moving toward a…

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Natural Gas – Memories of June 2020

Three years ago, NYMEX natural gas futures traded to the lowest price of this century when the energy commodity reached a two-and-one-half-decade low. In August 2020, the price exploded to a fourteen-year high. In June 2023, nearby natural gas is approaching the 2020 low as last year’s explosive rally imploded.

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Natural Gas Sits Near the Lows- Risk - Reward is Critical

Natural gas prices are just above the $2 per MMBtu level, a far cry from the August 2022 high that took the volatile energy commodity over $10 per MMBtu for the first time since 2008. In the early days of the offseason for demand at the start of the 2023…

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Investors Are Pooling Into This High-Volume ETF - Is It Buy Worthy?

Investors look interested in ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas (BOIL) ETF, as evidenced by its significantly high trading volume lately. Since the recovery of natural gas prices from the current level looks highly unlikely in the near term, is it wise to invest in this fund now? Read on to…

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Winter Is Coming: Natural Gas Rationing Is Coming To Europe--Plus, An Update On Our Natural Gas Play

Poke The Bear, Suffer A Frosty Winter

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What Happens When Your Bitcoin Miner Drops By 80%? In this Case, You Beat The Market By 10%.

Levered Bets on Bitcoin Go Both Ways Good news for an underlying commodity tends to be even better news for companies that mine it, all else equal, thanks to their inherent operational leverage. Frank Holmes explained the concept using gold miners as an example, in an article a few years back:

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What Happens When Your Bitcoin Miner Drops More Than 80%: In This Case, You Beat The Market By 25 Points

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As American Natural Gas Prices Start To Converge With Europe's, A Hedged Bet On Them Going Even Higher.

Zoltan Poszar's Predicted Commodities Disruptions

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