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what a week.....thought I was completely screwed on my DGAZ...sold it off today & picked up some UGAZ to play the bounce around the daily bollinger median
It seems like part of the reason people find themselves down is because they are trading for the home run, trying to catch it before it makes a huge move
Agree. This has been a good day for me even if DGAZ did not reach my target of 30 but close. Sold more than half but holding back 10k sh. I expect NG to continue down some before rising for the summer but with the precipitous drop, there could be a significant rebound and what was sold can be bought back.If it continues down, there's still some left to participate.
To all nat gas investors of producers. What will 2019 earnings look like if nat gas trades into 2019 under 2.80 ? What price will they be able to hedge at ?
QB. I haven't gone short, I suspect we can retrace before we go down as, you have indicated, I may stay on the side lines till tomorrow or Monday, sometimes Fridays are flat d
We r in uptrend - but not daily neither weekly - monthly - check investing or daily fx chart - since 2016 ,,$1.6 was reversal point - weekly / daily downtrend we r in the final stage of wave C my range for it was 2.360-490 but it keeps changing due to patterns on lower frames as u can see. What's most important for reversal is - New low breaking this and last year lows and reversal candle - like the one on WTi today (upside down ofc)
GB I’ll tell you a little secret. 90% of people here just make up where they think it’s going to go based off crude ideas. I’ve been watching what people say about price action for a while and most are wrong and go with the previous days movement continuing. Do yourself a huge favor and look at fibb lines and harmonic patterns. Don’t look at fundamentals. They will ****you a lot. I stopped and I’ve been profiting ever since. -ps QB is a great teacher. GL man
out of 3 longs for today with profit. I am more in favor of shorts now because of lower low (kind of extended at the moment) and change of the slop of the ascent. Looking for 2.708 and 2.724 for short entry levels depending on how price get there.
imports highest level was Jan...and to be fair demand down Wow quite a bit too, but I think the supply story is what's depressing the price, any signs of a retraction there IMHO, is worth keeping an eye on
Great great news for bears - Freeport LNG export terminal was delayed and would not begin exporting gas until September 2019 as opposed to late 2018/early 2019. Lots of expected demand evaporated today. Next week weather demand will be gone to and production is moving up a gear.
Just checked it out and you're right - 2 bdf/d demand postponed due to contractor problems from "flooding". Cheniere Corpus Christi plant though is not announcing any delay.
GPOR, RRC, CHK, and SWN all experienced a 150% retracement of yesterday's massive energy rally. I don't think the natural gas sector can get any more bearish right now. I still think it is ripe for a contrarian bet.
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