Everyone’s staring at oil right now…
I get it. The headlines are loud. The moves are wild.
What I learned, even before I made my first million, is that the biggest opportunities don’t announce themselves.
They sit there. Quietly. While everyone else is distracted.
Right now, I’m watching exactly that.
I’ve seen this before…
Something shifts, and if you did your homework ahead of time, you can ride it.
Everyone else chases.
Don’t be a chaser. Be a rider like me.
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Natural Gas: The Sector Nobody’s Talking About
Natural gas isn’t sexy right now. It’s not like oil, which covers the front page every single day. Nobody’s screaming about it on financial Twitter.
That’s exactly why I’m watching it.
Here’s what’s going on…
Natural gas futures are sitting around $2.90 per MMBtu after a rough Monday.
We hit a three-week low when Trump announced peace talks with Iran. Then Iran’s leaders jumped on TV and said there were no peace talks. Classic headline whipsaw. Sound familiar?
If you’ve been trading long enough, you know this game.
One headline sends everything down. The next headline brings it back.
And somewhere in the middle, there’s me who stayed calm and ignored the noise.
And now I plan to capitalize on that patience.
Natural gas can’t decide whether to trade with oil or go its own way.
Crude is up over 3.5%. Gasoline is up over 3%. Meanwhile, natural gas is just… sitting there. Quietly.
That disconnect is worth paying attention to, guys.
Why Is Gas Lagging?
Two words: warm weather.
Forecasts show higher temperatures through the end of March and into April. That means less heating demand.
And on top of that, inventory levels are sitting about 10.5% above where they were a year ago.
Production is up. Demand is dropping seasonally. That’s the math keeping prices in check right now.
So why did I start watching natural gas?
This…
This is the one that caught my eye.
AleAnna Inc. (NASDAQ: ANNA) supplies natural gas to Italy, and I think it could be the spark that lights up an entirely new theme.
This week, I’m watching for gap-ups and other stocks starting to join the trend.
If ANNA can hold above $7.50, the door opens to $10 and beyond. The real prize here is if this becomes a full-sector play, with more names coming into the mix.
That’s when things get fun.
The Bigger Picture
Here’s what I’m thinking about longer term…
There are real questions hanging over this market.
Will high LNG prices cause export terminals to cut back on maintenance in Q2?
Will the refill of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve push U.S. oil production higher and drag more associated gas along with it?
Those answers aren’t here yet. But they’re coming.
And when they arrive, the natural gas market will move. Maybe hard.
I’m not saying load the boat today. I’m saying get ready now, so you’re not scrambling later.
I built my account by catching sector momentum early.
Crypto stocks, cannabis, AI, drones… Every single time, I was there when the window opened before the crowd showed up.
Natural gas feels like it’s cracking open that window right now.
My Natural Gas Watchlist
These are some other names I’m keeping on my radar. Put them on yours.
United States Natural Gas Fund (NYSEARCA: UNG):
The go-to ETF for tracking nat gas price movement directly.
Granite Ridge Resources (NYSE: GRNT):
Diversified small producer with natural gas exposure across multiple basins.
Kolibri Global Energy (NASDAQ KGEI):
A micro-cap operator that operates under the radar and is leveraged to nat gas prices.
Don’t Blink. This One’s Moving.
Stay patient. Stay ready.
Watch the $3.00 MMBtu level on futures. That was the norm just weeks ago.
A reclaim of that level on strong volume? That’s your signal.
Do your homework now.
You won’t win by reacting the fastest.
You’ll already be there.
– Jack Kellogg
