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Storage Economics: Why the April–January Gas Spread Is Flashing Bullish
Source: SuperGrok The natural gas April–January spread has widened to roughly $1.80 — and that move is speaking loudly. At current levels, the spread is brushing up against — and in some cases exceeding — implied underground storage costs along the U.S. Gulf Coast. Base rates have climbed into the $0.25–$0.35 per Dth per month range, with many contracts now clearing in the low $0.30s. Rising labor and material costs, combined with limited new build capacity, are structurally

Timothy Beggans
Feb 152 min read


Trading Time Itself: Why Natural Gas Calendar Spread Options Are Heating Up
Source: www.tradingview.com Volatility in outright Henry Hub prices often steals the spotlight—but some of the most interesting risk-adjusted opportunities right now are quietly developing in Natural Gas Calendar Spread Options (CSOs). CSOs let traders express a view on relative value between two delivery months, rather than outright price direction. In markets where weather risk, storage dynamics, LNG feed-gas, and production growth don’t hit every month equally, that distin

Timothy Beggans
Feb 72 min read


Is Natural Gas forming a long-term price bottom?
Source: GROK U.S. natural gas prices are showing signs of a floor, with Henry Hub averaging $3.66/MMBtu in 1H 2025 , up sharply from...

Timothy Beggans
Oct 2, 20252 min read
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