I am of the opinion that natural gas shortages this winter might be driving gas prices higher in the last quarter of this year. The current structure reveals that price action is back to retest the bullish trendline identified on the weekly time - an area which shares a confluence with the $85 key level. In this video, I have explained what my expectations for the new week are.
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