Get started
LNG Japan/Korea Marker (Platts) FuturesLNG Japan/Korea Marker (Platts) FuturesLNG Japan/Korea Marker (Platts) Futures

LNG Japan/Korea Marker (Platts) Futures

No trades
See on Supercharts
Overview News
Ideas
Discussions Technicals Forward curve Seasonals Contracts

JKM1! trade ideas

NATURAL GAS🔥 breakoutNG1! broke down out of the raising wedge (yellow) and I expect further downside. It will prolly not be in straight line, pullbacks along the way expected. Actually now we are sitting at the support zone 7.78 - 7.55, so bounce up or sideways before next leg down is possible. Target being the support zone 6.46-5.95 and potentially the lime uptrendline. Also there is a upward channel (blue) on the log scale: Will we test the channel lower edge? Let me know in the comments how much has your gas bill risen if you already pay new price. Check my other stuff in related ideas. Please boost🚀, comment🗣️, follow me✒️, enjoy📺! ⚠️Disclaimer: I'm not financial advisor. This is not a financial advice. Do your own due dilingence.
NYMEX:NG1!Short
by bizmark
9
Natural Gas collapsing! Yet another deflationary signNatural gas in the US is collapsing. In part this has to do with LNG exports to the rest of the world being halted due to a fire to one of the export terminals. However in my honest opinion, there is more to it. It probably has to do more with the deflationary forces taking over, as high interest rates, money supply shrinking and inflation being too high, have destroyed demand to a very large extend. At the same time we are seeing progress in the energy space, with more projects and drilling taking place, as the ESG movement is taking a hit. The green movement needs to be sidetracked for a while, as we need cheap energy right now. Otherwise the war in Ukraine won't stop in Ukraine and we are gonna have famine in most of the world. So where would I be looking to buy natural gas? Or until what level would I be willing to short it? Based on an average I created which includes several futures contracts, I think that closing shorts at around 5$ is a good idea, yet buying a lot of NatGas with significant upside, I'd say start buying between 3-4$.
NYMEX:NG1!
by BitcoinMacro
1
NATURAL GAS🔥 to $4.6?Please 1st of all click the boost 🚀 button if you want me to post more ideas and follow me to support my work! It's absolutely for free. Wassup guys?! After my NG short call (two months ago) and reaching it's target I think the drop may not be over yet. I can imagine price is going to test support cluster created by major uptrendline (lime), horizontal support 4.75-5.95, and the yellow trendline. The former support zone 6.46-5.95 now acts as resistance at it seems to me that the upside pullback from the low 4.75 to 7.22 is running out of steam. Closer look (4h)... ...reveals local triangle (yellow) which is just about to break one way or the another. My bet is to the downside breakout. I wouldn't go long as long as the major downtrendline (red) holds. Let me know your thoughts in the comment section. Check my other stuff in related ideas. Please boost🚀, comment🗣️, follow me✒️, enjoy📺! ⚠️Disclaimer: I'm not financial advisor. This is not a financial advice. Do your own due dilingence.
NYMEX:NG1!Short
by bizmark
7
F/U on Natural Gas: Expecting a up move next.This is a follow up from the Oct.23rd post (if interested see link below). We did get a good bonce up after that post but pride than dropped back to what appears to be be a support resistance level. We now have a positive reversal in the daily RSI followed by a bullish divergence in the daily RSI. This combination frequently leads to a rise. It correct I would expect the near term price not to close below 4.75 labeled "b". Notice the recent 5 wave expanding triangle on the daily chart labeled a-b. There is also a 5 wave contracting triangle in the daily chart from September-April labeled a-b and another labeled A-B. Triangles most commonly occur as the B wave of an A-B-C correction or at wave 3 of a 5 wave impulse series. (EWT)
NYMEX:NG1!Long
by goodguy
#henryhub #naturalgas Double bottom. Spinning top reversal. BuyHenry Hub Natural Gas So we have a possible double bottom forming on natural gas. If price fell 8c more on the last low we would have a bullish divergence now. Throw in a spinning top reversal on the 2nd bottom, STO primed for an increase, weak volume and stronger RSI all things point to the sky. RSI: Relative Strength is 37 on the second low versus 25 on the first. Selling is a lot weaker this time around. STO: Stochastic has bottomed out and is ready for a jump. Volume: Has been dropping on this sell off confirming the weakness of this drop. Target 1: 7.00 (possible 34% return) Stop Loss: 4.60
NYMEX:NG1!Long
by thecryptochart
NATGAS Long Update! Buy! Hello,Traders! Here is another dimension To the NG bullish forecast That I posted last week. In there we established That the price is about to retest The long-term rising support line From where the rebound is almost Inevitable. Now, the price has indeed Almost reached that support and today We are taking a closer look at the gas chart. As you can see the rising support is Confluencing with the horizontal support level Which reinforces our bullish bias And we are already seeing a bullish reaction So I think that we can expect a move higher And a retest of the local Horizontal resistance level above Buy! Like, comment and subscribe to boost your trading! See other ideas below too!
NYMEX:NG1!Long
by TopTradingSignals
6
Natural Gas Gas prices fell after the Russian gas price ceiling was set. The same situation was in the oil market. But now we see that the price of oil has gone up. Because the President of Russia refused to sell oil to those countries that supported the embargo. This has led to an artificial shortage in the market. A similar situation awaits the gas market! Because the industry in such a short period will not be able to rebuild its capacities for alternative energy sources. In addition, Russia was the largest gas supplier in Europe. And cutting off supplies will create a shortage anyway. While the US is doing its best to replace Russian gas, it still needs a transition period so that America can provide the necessary volume of raw materials. Especially now the heating season is in full swing and gas consumption has increased significantly.
RUS:NG1!Long
by TradingForProfitPro
The unknown obvious: when to use log-scaleThere's a semi-wide-spread snake oil "wisdom" in near-quant circles that you need to use log-charts/log-scale/log-transform all the time. No, you need to use it only when the range of the data been processed exceeds one order of magnitude (data maximum at least 10 times data minimum). Before dat, no-no! Please, don't stabilize the variance unless it'll asks you to. Now bringing your attention to the important detail -> data 'being processed'. It means that you don't push the log button when your chart's arbitrary time range is 456-986755. You push dat button when the particular domain (part of the chart) you analyze does exceed one order of magnitude. P.S.: disregard the studies applied, it's all R&D
NYMEX:NG1!Education
by gorx1
Could the Markets Crash in January?EU and US futures are recovering after the slide that followed the decision of the central bank of Japan. Surprisingly, the central bank of Japan has revised the tolerance threshold of the ten-year bond yield to 0%-0.5%. Some monetary policy adjustments have been talked about in recent days. Still, most economists expected that the most important announcements would come later, closer to the end of Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's mandate. In the press release, the Bank of Japan confirmed interest rates at -0.1% and anticipated a temporary increase in bond purchases for January to 9,000 billion yen a month from 7,300 billion. What does it mean in practical terms? There is room for a rise in interest rates on Japanese ten-year government bonds. Previously the maximum range was 0.25; now, it is 0.50. It is the first sign after a long time of a possible end to Japan's ultra-expansionary policies. Nasdaq 100 Futures, S&P 500 Futures, DAX Futures, FTSE MIB, IBEX 35: As written in previous articles the indices have exhausted their strength and are starting to go down. The recession, which will lead to a substantial decline in earnings, is not yet discounted by the markets. This means there is plenty of room to descend. Markets always anticipate a recession three months in advance so that we will see the real market crash in January. The ideal instrument in these cases is the VIX - the S&P 500 volatility index - that usually scores excellent returns with a global recession at the door. I will shortly open a buy operation on this instrument with a $35-36 target. Natural gas: As predicted in previous articles, the crash has arrived. There is a clear difference between the short run and the long run right now. In the long run, the situation is interesting. Europe will need even more LNG to replace Russian volumes next summer as the continent reloads storage as Chinese demand recovers from lockdowns and offsets lower imports from other Asian buyers. In the short term, one must be careful to avoid impulsive purchases. There are big doubts about the reopening of the export plants, which have been offline for some time now and which are creating domestic excess supply, potentially negative for prices along with the seasonality. Furthermore, the price cap on the TTF, set at 180, even if quite high considering thatfour4 years ago, the TTF was quoted at 20, will certainly put a stop to speculation by lowering prices, exactly what we are seeing now. This is also indirectly affecting American natural gas as it is very likely that next year American gas will be increasingly the protagonist in Europe with the exit of Russia. I will evaluate a gas entry only in the 4.50-5 area, prices that I expect between the end of December and the beginning of January. Crude oil proves very solid despite the collapse of the indices. Two main reasons are behind the excellent performance. The price cap, although not penalizing Russia, could lead to an increase in demand for American oil, which is very positive. Chinese oil demand, held back by COVID, will pick up in 2023. All this is combined with the fact that oil stocks are at their lowest in 20 years, with countries like Russia reporting sharply declining production, a factor that is good for prices as it creates a shortage of oil. I remain positive over the long term with a target of $85-90. Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN): As written in previous articles, prices were too high already at the beginning of 2022. I'm still pessimistic, the profitability of the group has practically disappeared, and the prospects for 2023 are negative. According to my model, the stock is worth $70, so it can go further down. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA): Bad period for the stock is destined to continue. There are problems in China, with lower prices, due to a weakening demand which means lower margins, and competition in Europe with Stellantis NV (NYSE:STLA) is increasingly threatening. Also, Elon Musk is increasingly distracted by Twitter. As written early in 2022, according to my model, the stock was worth $170 and was already very expensive at the beginning of the year. My current positions: I currently have a buy position on the Dax index, which is about to close in profit.
NYMEX:NG1!Short
by Antonio_Ferlito
1
Dec 20,22-NG-Go Long at 5.4? or 5?Price is continuing to drop even though the temperature this week across the U.S. especially into Christmas is going to be damn cold!! So the question is...will price drop all the way down to 5?? or should we get in now at around 5.4? Both are areas of Support, and this cold is going to send demand through the roof, but when? Will price keep going down until Thurs or Fri this week? Or will price spike up early next week? All I know is I'm not missing out on this trade....could be a nice 1000 point spike :-) What are your thoughts? Heiko
NYMEX:NG1!Long
by HEIKOTradingSystem
4