Just yesterday'sEIAIn terms of natural gas inventory data, after the data was significantly bullish, prices directly rose300The market has been trading sideways at yesterday's high point until now, and there has been no significant drop in prices during the sideways trend. For novice investors, this trend is the easiest to grasp.
If there is a lot of data, prices will rise, and there will be no significant decline if they continue to rise. When there is no data available, price fluctuations will not be significant, and natural gas is a product tailored for novice investors. Just follow the performance of the data surface for trading.
Yesterday's unilateral rise300Point to the market, I believe that the vast majority of investors will reap the rewards. But if I thought about trading in volatility yesterday and then going short after going long, the current situation would be more awkward.