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NATGASUSD hello everyone it's me again, who would like to see the trade I made today? 10 rockets would enable me for more videos. thanks.

NATGASUSD we are currently at the 200 day moving average on 4 hour timeframe, this is usually huge support, if this level doesn’t hold, then we will go back to retest 3, I will buy some here

NATGASUSD second most traded with 71% buyers. will these all get caught in plus500 trading platform? what will rollover cause since this will look like a 0.5dollar pricedrop?

i guess going for 3.16 and then will consolidate and slowly will start reversing for wednesday thursday sessions. might reach 3.12 before that happens. But I would say this area should be reached if we will have a berish miss in the report on thursday. or left for next week to skip it with gap down.
- this is speculation and not advice

Yo, Trump’s tariff plan? Straight savage! Man’s out there grabbing countries by their ⚾️ like it’s no big deal—already owned Colombia, now aiming for the EU? Dude’s playing World Domination: Deluxe Edition 😂😂.

And look at us in India. Wish we had someone with the guts to grab China by the balls, but nope—we’re stuck with Grandpa God Complex. Running a Gen Z nation while living his bougie bachelor life like some trust fund kid—all funded by 90% of us, thanks to GST. What a clown show! Honestly, by next term (or mid-term if karma pulls through 🤞🏻), he’s getting a Biden-style 🥾. Wrap it up, Grandpa, your show’s over!

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NATGAS buy the dip🚀

NATGAS Leave you with a final thought.
This week's EIA report is expecting a -300bcf withdrawal.
5 year average is -187bcf
It'll be the most bullish report since 2004 for the same time of year.

So we may see the market price in this report with some sort of rally.
Having said that, it's also forecast to be the last very bullish withdrawal of the season, the rest are either at the 5 year average or bearish.

NATGAS
Production is 104bcf today, up from 103.5bcf.
Exports haven't moved, at 14.7bcf.
Demand including exports is 139bcf.

NATGAS I'd stay fluid on this one.
If Ukraine does find another way to get Europe its gas, we could see US prices dip to between $2.8 and $3.
If Europe doesn't get its gas, we'll be looking at prices sustained above $3 to $3.2.

Usually La Nina years in the US start off cold but remain mostly comfortable for the rest of the year, traditionally bearish.
La Nina also causes more violent Hurricane seasons, which will no doubt disturbed exports more compared to last year.

My gut says, we probably have a good chance of visiting $2.8 during the injection season.

NATGAS More down?