"The Math Doesn't Make Sense" On Natural Gas Prices

<p>Warmer winter weather has allowed the U.S. and Europe to build natural gas inventories, driving prices down, says Carley Garner. However, with natural gas futures under $2, she thinks prices will eventually have to revert to the mean. "The thing about commodities is high prices always lower production." Overall, she is neutral on crude oil but has a long-term bias to the upside and thinks prices could hit $90-$95.</p>