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AI growth could trigger an unprecedented natural gas deficit, investor warns

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MarketWatch cites Chronometer Partners investor Matthew Smith as warning that artificial intelligence demand could lead to an unprecedented natural gas deficit.

According to the report, Smith argues that investors and markets are not prepared for the possibility of a shortage.

The article points readers to specific stocks positioned to benefit before the potential crunch, but it provides no additional details in the source material provided here.

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MarketWatchArtificial intelligence will drive an unprecedented natural-gas deficit, this investor warns. Here are the stocks to buy before the crunch.

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