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#NatGas UpdateNatGas is nowhere close to expectations. Here it is purely my fault for not looking for alternatives hard enough. In hindsight, the situation was not that difficult to prepare for. Initial wave (a) of the remaining 2023 uptrend seems complete (unless it is a diagonal). The price is likely to spend next month consolidating before rising in wave (c) of (y) of 5 of (1). Having missed that move in wave (a), it makes little sense to label lower time frames until wave (b) is fully formed or the price renders the analysis wrong.
OANDA:NATGASUSD
by Fomenka
BOIL rises into reversal territory SHORTBOIL as a triple leveraged ETF of natural gas futures- has high volatility which can translated to high profits for traders who can accurately harness that energy .On the 2H chart in the time since the reverse split, the price has mostly ranged up and down between the first upper and lower VWAP lines of the VWAP anchored to the high in May. Occasionally it has ranged outside those bounds and then reverts to the mean VWAP. Price is presently at or near the first upper derivation line where it typically pivots down. The zero lag MACD is suggestive of an impending pivot down before any signs of it and thus showing bearish divergence. The mass index is not yet suggesting a reversal. The shorter HMA 56 rising significantly above the HMA210 is suggestive of overextension into the overbought overvalued zones of the chart. Overall, I will put BOIL on watch. Once a reversal is confirmed I will either short BOIL or long KOLD. Leveraged funds being what they are and mathematics fixed and hard, shorting a levearged ETF is a faster fall than its rise so the short position will be my first choice.
AMEX:BOILShort
by AwesomeAvani
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Energy markets top of mind – got gas?Energy markets are front of mind – we see crude into new cycle highs and riding the 5-day EMA – clients are progressively increasing short exposures, although we’re not at historically high skews. Nat Gas (NG) – the wild west of energy markets – has broken the $1.91 to $2.82 range it has held all year, and the Bollinger Band volatility squeeze is firmly on. EU TTF NG prices were a clear driver, with price closing up 28%, and along with US CPI, will be front and centre in the session ahead. Gasoline has moved to range highs of $3.00 and could get more attention from clients, if and when it closes above the highs. The fundamentals behind the NG move have been firmly debated and whether the potential worker's strike at the Chevron and Woodside LNG facilities has genuine longevity – the three facilities in question account for c.10% of global LNG supply, so it is significant. The risk to NG longs resides in a quick de-escalation of talks and we ultimately see no impact on supply. Married with signs of a mild winter in Asia and LNG not far off capacity limits, we could see a sharp decline in price on a resolution. Conversely, if we do see a full escalation and the market feels it could play out over a period of weeks, longs will be sitting pretty. The trend-following crowd would be triggered on NG, with price closing above the Bollinger band and Donchian Channel (40-day look back). This still needs work, but the fact we’ve seen a breakout has raised the prospect of a test of the 200-day MA and full trending conditions. Looking at the intraday tape in the US500 we see that as crude prices pushed above the April highs, we saw little selling of equity. We also saw the market's pricing of expected inflation (through ‘breakeven’ rates) also falling. This goes part of the way to answer two important questions – the level where higher energy prices accelerate the view that headline inflation may reverse higher again. And, whether higher oil prices become an outright negative for equities. It appears that while we are closer to that tipping point, it feels like it may take a break of the psychological $100p/b to change the risk dynamic. For now, longs in Nat Gas seem the right position, knowing the clear near-term risk/catalyst is headlines on strike action in W.A.
PEPPERSTONE:NATGASLong
by Pepperstone
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UNG Testing Complex Inverted H&S NecklineUnited States Natural Gas Fund(UNG) is testing the neckline of a complex inverted head and shoulders pattern with an open and close above the neckline on a gap up in price today. Based on the orange line measurement taken from the lowest point of the head to the neckline we get $1.89 which can be applied to the opening price today above the neckline and gives an upper price target of $9.92 to watch for which is in the same area as the red horizonal resistance level stemming from the early march spike up to and rejection from $10. Inverted complex H&S patterns have a 71% success rate which means we multiply $1.89 by .71 to give us an initial upper price target of $9.33. Assuming that we have a successful breakout of the neckline to confirm the inverted H&S pattern profit-taking should be begin at the $9.33 level and peak in the $9.92-$10 range for short-term traders. Personally, I tend to just raise my stop-loss level as price moves higher rather than selling at the upper targets in case price continues to move above the projected targets. This gives me wiggle room for price to fluctuate at resistance/target levels while also ensuring that the trade is profitable should price reverse and I get stopped out. The lower PPO indicator shows the green line rising after crossing back above the purple signal line which indicates short-term bullish momentum. Both lines trending above the 0 level indicates intermediate to long-term bullish momentum. The lower TDI indicator shows the green RSI line rising above the 60 level which indicates short-term bullish price trend. The green RSI line is also trending outside of the upper white Bollinger Band which indicates extreme bullish price trend; generally you want to remain long when the RSI is trading outside of the upper BBand. Price tends to correct to the downside when the RSI line falls back below the upper Band so keep an eye on that when it happens if you are are short-term trader. Overall, when the RSI is trending between the 40-80 levels as it has been sine mid-June the the intermediate to long-term price trend is considered bullish. Overall, UNG is looking strong with bullish trend and momentum indicators as the price of Natural Gas moves higher along with crude oil. My buy price was $6.93 putting me up about +15% on the trade so far. Stop-loss is still sitting at $6.54 which is where I set it the day I bought, likely will move it somewhere around $7.50 tomorrow to keep me in profit should price reject at the neckline. Should price continue seeing strength this week the stop-loss will be moved closer to $8, just below the neckline. Info on complex head and shoulders bottom patterns: www.thepatternsite.com
AMEX:UNGLong
by PrepForProfit
NATGAS Breakout, Testing ResistanceNatGas is up +7% this morning as price has breached local resistance near $2.90 and testing long-term resistance near $3. Should price beat the $3 level the next move will likely be up toward the 200-day moving average which rests near $3.40. The PPO is reading short-term bullish momentum with the green PPO line crossing up through the purple signal line after both lines held above the 0 level on a recent pullback. Both lines trending above the 0 level indicates intermediate to long-term bullish momentum. The TDI indicator shows the green RSI line trending above the upper Bollinger Band and rising above the 60 level which both indicate short-term bullish trend. Generally, you want to remain long when the RSI line is outside of the upper band, and when the RSI is rising or trending above the 60 level. Overall action in the RSI has been trending between the 40-80 levels since May which is a sign of intermediate to long-term bullish price trend. Overall view on NatGas price is bullish with more gains expected as we head into fall/winter when demand tends to increase.
NYMEX:NG1!Long
by PrepForProfit
Antero Attempting Rectangle BreakoutAntero Midstream is working on its 4th weekly close above the upper line of a rectangle pattern. Price is trading above all of its MAs with all MAs in bullish order indicating a bullish trend for price. The PPO indicator shows the green PPO line rising above the purple signal line which indicates bullish momentum in the short-term. Both lines trending above the 0 level indicates bullish momentum on an intermediate to long-term basis. The TDI indicator shows the green RSI line trending above the 60 level which indicates a short-term bullish price trend. Going forward we want to see the RSI remain above 60 to sustain this potential breakout above the upper line of the rectangle pattern. Assuming that natural gas and oil have bottomed and continue to move higher AM should benefit from the rising trend.
NYSE:AMLong
by PrepForProfit
NatGas: Take-off 🛫The price of NatGas has gained significantly again since Friday and could thereby move further away from the support at $2.48. Thus, we assume that it has already left the white wave (2) and is ready for high flights. For the white wave (3), it must rise significantly above the resistance at $2.75. After the completion of this wave, we expect a small correction and then another significant rise in the form of the white wave 5. Hence, we see a lot of movement on the upside at the moment. However, it should be noted that there is still an alternative scenario with a probability of 28%, which occurs if the price now falls contrary to our expectations. Then it would first have to fall below the support at $2.48.
NYMEX:NG1!Long
by MarketIntel
#NatGas Update #OOTTThe chart is non-tradable (though I did enter some cheeky shorts). Natgas is tracing out something really intricate, as is its typical behaviour. I suspect (and this is only specualation at this point) that the market is undergoing a compex [ w] [ x] [ y] correction as wave b where [ x] is a flat with an expanding diagonal in wave (C). Then there has to be either another flat or a triangle in wave [ Y] to complete wave b and proceed to a simple impulse c. That is extremely speculative at this moment, and hence not tradable from an ElliottWave perspective. The key points are - I believe the correction within the correction has not yet been completed. - Once wave b is completed, there may be a nice quick short setup followed by medium-term long opportunity This is not advise.
OANDA:NATGASUSD
by Fomenka
UNG Wyckoff Accumulation PatternUnited States Natural Gas Fund appears to be in the process of heading into the Back Up(BU) phase of a Wyckoff Accumulation pattern after levelling off in the $7 area after seeing a ~75% decline from the August '22 high near $35. There is also an ascending triangle pattern forming in phases C and D which tend to result in higher prices as UNG puts in a series of higher lows. What we want to see as a sign of strength going forward is for price to move above the upper blue line of the triangle pattern and follow the trajectory of the orange arrow which represents the anticipated path for price. I've been in UNG since 7/20 with a buy price of $7.36. Current stop-loss order is at $6.61. No upper price target for now, just watching and waiting to see if price can break above the short-term resistance level at the upper triangle line near $7.85.
AMEX:UNGLong
by PrepForProfit
BOIL (3X Natural Gas ) Overnight Trade RecapAs a triple leveraged ETF BOIL is highly volatility and typically has a good range even if the overall price changes only a small amount from one day to the next. While these overnight day trades are typically conducted on the 3 or 5 minute time frame, here a 15- minute chart is shown. Because BOIL is tracking natural gas futures and the futures markets are around the clock , BOIL often has movement after-hours and in the pre-market while futures markets are active. In this example, the chart is dressed with double Bollinger band setup with deviations of 1.618 and 2 618 which are Fibonacci numbers. Relative volatility and relative volumes are indicated as well to be better attentive to reversals or trending amplitudes. In this example at about 12N on yesterday 7/24, price dropped out of the bands volume and volatility went red to green and the candlesticks formed a morning star pattern. This is the entry. The stop loss is placed just below the lowest bottoming wick in the pattern. Today, in the premarket, when the price rose to outside the upper trade zone and green bars on the volatility and volume indicators fell quickly, the trade was closed for a realized profit of 4.7%. About 90 minutes later, another long trade was set up for a more than 4% five hour day trade. Rinse and repeat DYODD !
AMEX:BOILLong
by AwesomeAvani
NATURAL GAS Buy lower, sell the break-outLast time we looked into Natural Gas (NG) we called for a buy entry (see chart below) right after the contact at the bottom (Higher Lows trend-line) of the Bullish Megaphone: The 2.550 target has been hit but the rise didn't stop there, breaking even above the former 2.690 Resistance and making a Higher High in the process. The price is right now above the 1D MA50 (blue trend-line) but in terms of Risk/ Reward neither a favorable buy or a sell. We are willing to buy at 2.400 with a tight stop just below the Megaphone's Higher Lows trend-line and target 2.800 (below Resistance 1). If a 1D candle closes below the bottom (Higher Lows trend-line) of the pattern, we will sell and target the 1.950 Support. The 1D RSI is trading inside a Channel Up pattern. If broken, it will be a first confirmation of a bearish break-out signal. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Please LIKE 👍, FOLLOW ✅, SHARE 🙌 and COMMENT ✍ if you enjoy this idea! Also share your ideas and charts in the comments section below! ** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💸💸💸💸💸💸 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇
NYMEX:NG1!
by TradingShot
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