Natural Gas Prices Surge to 2014 Levels

The video discusses the significant rise in natural gas prices, the largest since 2014, due to cold weather in the eastern United States. Allen Oakland from Agora Financial explains the market's reaction, including the need to adjust circuit breakers at the CME. The discussion highlights the potential for price shocks in physical commodities like natural gas and orange juice, especially during existential events. By lifting trading limits, the market can return to equilibrium, allowing natural gas prices to stabilize after breaking out of a long-standing range.

What is the significance of the breakout area mentioned in the text?

What does the phrase 'buy the rumor, sell the fact' imply in the context of natural gas trading?