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Correlated Stock Forecasts

Assets that tend to move strongly with NFG

VST Forecast   Vistra (0.94)


EQT Forecast   EQT (0.92)


AEP Forecast   American Electric Power (0.92)


SO Forecast   Southern (0.9)


XLU Forecast   Utilities Select Sector SPDR (0.88)



Uncorrelated Stock Forecasts

Assets with little price relationship to NFG

OMC Forecast   Omnicom Group (0.0)


HTZ Forecast   Hertz Global Holdings (0.0)


ITA Forecast   BTC iShares U.S. Aerospac (0.0)


FNV Forecast   Franco-Nevada (0.01)


GOLD Forecast   Barrick Gold (0.01)



Anticorrelated Stock Forecasts

Assets that tend to move strongly against NFG

JD Forecast   JD.com (-0.77)


KWEB Forecast   KraneShares CSI China Internet (-0.78)


MCHI Forecast   BTC iShares MSCI China (-0.78)


SAVA Forecast   Cassava Sciences (-0.79)


SCO Forecast   ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Crude Oil (-0.81)













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National average gas price falls below $4.50 a gallon for first time since May

National average gas price falls below $4.50 a gallon for first time since May

2k 🔥       Power and Energy Industry

National gas prices fell below $4.50 per gallon on Tuesday, marking a two-month low, according to AAA.Why it matters: The national average for a gallon of regular hit $4.495 on Tuesday, marking around a 10% decrease from June's peak of over $5 a gallon and giving people a bit of relief at the pump during peak driving season in the U.S.It's the first time the national average for regular gas has slipped below $4.50 since May 16, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.By the numbers: The average price of a gallon of gas dipped under $4.50 in at least 25 states, with South Carolina's average of $3.998 being the lowest in the country, according ...
Axios     Jul 19, 2022

Gas stations' long decline

Gas stations' long decline

Auto Buying and Selling

Data:National Petroleum News, NACS; Chart: Axios VisualsThe number of gas stations has been in steady decline for decades, and the volatility in gas prices — along with the rising popularity of electric vehicles — will squeeze them even further.The big picture: President Biden is accusing gas stations of profiteering from high oil price, and at least four California cities have banned new stations. But most gas stations aren't owned by big multinational corporations, and the ups and downs of fuel prices is likely cutting into many of their bottom lines.Gas prices, after spiking upwards, have now declined for 30 consecutive days, per Gasbuddy.
Axios     Jul 15, 2022