In spite of plenty of wiggles along the way, natural gas (/NG) has been obeying its long-term sinewave beautifully. It would seem to me we’re at a cheap price point, relatively to the larger move in play.

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In spite of plenty of wiggles along the way, natural gas (/NG) has been obeying its long-term sinewave beautifully. It would seem to me we’re at a cheap price point, relatively to the larger move in play.


With one foot out the door to head to the airport, I’ll leave this brief post. The market has rallied all week long, with the notable exception of the plunge at Monday’s open. I deliberately said “open” because that was the low for the week. DeepSeek turned out to mean DickSeek, because the market has utterly stopped caring (or doesn’t believe it). Even with the rally, though, the /ES has not yet conquered its most recent “lower high” and is well below its lifetime high.

I listened to Trump’s Davos speech (speaking of Davos, remember you can get a signed copy of Solid State now, which begins in that very village!) and his emphasis on lowering oil prices had a pretty powerful effect on /CL futures:
