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Natural Gas: Gaps To Be Filled By Gap Ups Soon

Published 02/17/2017, 10:36 AM
Updated 07/09/2023, 06:31 AM

Natural gas movement after the announcement of weekly storage data moved in a way that was enough to create a lot of confusion among the traders about the direction of the next specific move. Therefore, I tried well in advance, just 1 hour before the announcement of the natural gas. In my last analysis predicted the possible trading zone after the announcement of the weekly inventory. Movement of natural gas futures price can be seen in the same zone in the 1 hour chart on February 17th, 2017 at 10:00.

On analysis of the movement of natural gas futures price in this expected trading zone, I find the downside is very limited for natural gas futures price because it has already traded at the lower end of this trading zone and has returned back inside. All of the moving averages are indicating an up move very soon, probably today or in the first trading session of the next week of February 20th, 2017.

On analysis of the movement of natural gas futures price in different time zones, I find that the uptrend is still intact and all the gaps created during its recent downward move have to be filled up only by gap ups in the time to come. My analysis projection of natural gas futures price in the following 1 hour and 5 hour charts on February 17th, 2017 at 10:00.

Disclaimer: This analysis is purely based on the technical observations. I do not have any position in natural gas. One can create position in natural gas at his/her own risk.

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Author NG will continue down.
Dear Mr. Rad Dude, Thanks for your valuable comments. Let us wait and watch I can just say.
This is keep on tanking after your article. Stop posting!!!
Dear Mr. Oil Gas, . . Are you sure my article caused a gap up opening? No, nothing in this world may cause a commodity, specially natural gas, to move in someone's favourite direction. All moves are based on the technical equations. For you I would like to explain one basic phenomenon: For example if you throw a stone towards sky it will have to come down after crossing a certain height what it had to cover on the basis of your applied force, the way you move your hand etc. And in the same manner, if we throw something with force in a water pond, it comes up due to the principle of water surface tension.. . I would like to advice you only to do some hard research work before taking a position in natural gas on either side. It will definitely help you. Any way thanks for your comments.
thank u Mr. Singh for another great article. Just concerned about too much warm this year. I am long on NG but living in Chicago, seriously, its insanely hot here and feels like summer. hope NG continues its uptrend
Dear Mr. ttp rr, I would like to say thanks to you too for giving your valuable comments for my hard work to predict a gap up opening. My aim is always to present facts, technical and as well as fundamental. But you know sometimes, natural gas moves suddenly in opposite direction despite of all favourable conditions just on a sudden announcement of possibility of climate change. During such situation an analyst can not do anything. And the readers blame an analysis only. I would like to advice everyone that you read all analysis but do your own hard work before creating a position on either side while trading any commodity or equity. Thanks a lot once again. I would like to have your valuable comments on my forthcoming article which I have just submitted and is still pending for review
I am with u Mr. Singh, you are a great author, and I strongly believe matter of time before we see 4 this summer, hopefully in March
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