Congress may have accidentally freed nearly all banks from the Volcker Rule
https://www.yahoo.com/amphtml/finance/news/congress-may-accidentally-freed-nearly-banks-volcker-rule-174423119.html

Hey bubble 😄

relax and enjoy the correction

and it is time to become a bull again

In the crisis times the market will move to the most unwanted direction by investors and traders. And the most unwanted direction is getting losses with any type of investment - because of inflation, unstable commodity market, and huge correction of the stock market.

Commodities are an ideal asset for day trading. They are constantly produced and constantly consumed. And any imbalance in their production or consumption (including warehouse shortages) is traders' premium

Where have all the money gone long time passing

There is nothing in this world too big to fail

is this already a burst bubble or not yet?

if someone calls an asset a safe haven, it is definitely not.

A storm in a safe haven shouldn't occur due to a random tweeting of a bird

Let's talk about natural gas. One of my favourite commodities to trade.

I've seen gluts not followed by shortages, but I've never seen a shortage not followed by a glut - said once Mister Nassim Taleb.
So what really happened to the natural gas prices after extreme rise in 2021 and 2022?

Here is a good article explaining the mechanics behind the natural gas production and exports from the US:
https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/why-us-natural-gas-output-keeps-rising-prices-sink-2023-04-03/
In summary, when the oil production increases, it leads to the increase of the gas production and it cannot be really managed separately. But the export capacity is an independent thing and the storage capacity is another limitation.