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NATURAL GAS Strong downtrend targeting at least 1.880.Natural Gas (NG1!) has been on a strong downtrend throughout the whole year and with the 1D MA50 (blue trend-line) suppressing the trend, it eye Support 2 and Support 3 next. With the 1D RSI though almost oversold, a short-term rebound here isn't unlikely (as previous similar cases), but it will be a short opportunity. Our next Targets are 2.215 and 1.880. --- ** Please LIKE 👍, FOLLOW ✅, SHARE 🙌 and COMMENT ✍ if you enjoy this idea! Also share your ideas and charts in the comments section below! This is best way to keep it relevant, support us, keep the content here free and allow the idea to reach as many people as possible. ** --- 💸💸💸💸💸💸 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇
NYMEX:NG1!Short
by TradingShot
NG Long — $NGM26 breaking out of the 2.75 shelf on massive volumSetup: The 4h chart shows a clear downtrend from 3.40 to a low near 2.65, followed by a sharp V-reversal bounce. The most recent 4h candle is a strong bullish bar with the highest volume on the chart (50k+), reclaiming the 2.75–2.80 zone that previously acted as support before the Apr 23–24 breakdown. On the 1h, the last two bars (Apr 27 05:00–07:00) are impulsive with expanding volume — 6,751 and 17,696 respectively — the strongest green volume in days. Price has broken above the Apr 24 breakdown initiation zone (~2.75) and is pushing toward 2.80 resistance. Flow: Natural gas is the session's standout mover, up 4.29% on the day with multi-feed bullish confirmation and elevated volume well above recent norms. DXY weakness adds a macro tailwind for commodities broadly. The weather/storage narrative is providing fundamental support for a sustained move rather than a one-candle spike. Plan: Stop is placed below the breakout shelf — the Apr 27 05:00 low at 2.748 and the Apr 26–27 base accumulation zone. A close back below that shelf invalidates the breakout thesis. Target is the 2.90 area, which represents the prior rejection high from Apr 22–23 before the sharp breakdown, and also aligns with the Apr 4h resistance cluster. R/R is approximately 2.5:1. 📍 Entry: 2.793 🛑 Stop: 2.751 🎯 Target: 2.9 ⚖️ R:R: 2.55
NYMEX:NG1!Long
by ivvix
Gold Price Forecast | Oil | Dollar | Silver | Natural Gas.0:00 — Introduction & Market Overview A brief look at the commodities covered today and a recap of the previous stock market update. 0:22 — Natural Gas (NG) NYMEX:NG1! Analysis of the current weekly downtrend and why bears remain in control despite a slight trend line break. Key support levels are identified at 2.4 and 2.6. 5:52 — Oil (CL) NYMEX:CL1! Oil moves into a neutral trend after breaking a higher low pivot. Discussion on geopolitical tensions and the importance of a "shallow pullback" to maintain bullish momentum. 8:24 — US Dollar (DXY) The dollar continues to trade within a long-term megaphone pattern. Analysis of the 2027 rate cut probabilities and the upcoming FOMC meeting impact. 9:58 — Gold (GC) COMEX:GC1! Gold shows signs of a rare weekly downtrend after a bear break from a rising wedge. Levels to watch for a potential long-term top if support at 4131 fails. 12:23 — Silver (SI) COMEX:SI1! Silver is showing relative weakness compared to Gold. A look at the falling wedge pattern and the critical 72.5 level that needs to hold to maintain the daily uptrend. 14:06 — Outro & Summary Final thoughts and a reminder to check out the S&P 500 and Bitcoin analysis from the previous video.
NYMEX:NG2!Long
by ArcadiaTrading
NG1! Will Move Higher! Buy! Please, check our technical outlook for NG1!. Time Frame: 9h Current Trend: Bullish Sentiment: Oversold (based on 7-period RSI) Forecast: Bullish The market is approaching a key horizontal level 2.525. Considering the today's price action, probabilities will be high to see a movement to 2.746. P.S We determine oversold/overbought condition with RSI indicator. When it drops below 30 - the market is considered to be oversold. When it bounces above 70 - the market is considered to be overbought. Like and subscribe and comment my ideas if you enjoy them!
NYMEX:NG1!Long
by SignalProvider
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NG Short — $NGM26 breakdown through 2.80 support on heavy volumeSetup: The 4h chart shows a persistent downtrend from 3.60 in early March, with a brief recovery rally into the 2.85-2.90 zone that has now reversed sharply. The 1h chart shows price grinding up to 2.90+ over Apr 21-22, then failing hard this session — the Apr 23 07:00 bar opened at 2.811, pushed down to 2.778, and closed at 2.781 on the highest volume of the recent sample (15,172). That is a decisive breakdown candle reclaiming nothing, confirming the rejection of the 2.85-2.90 resistance shelf and breaking below the 2.80 pivot that had acted as support. Flow: Natural gas is the session's standout bear at -2.83% on elevated volume, hitting all three bearish feeds. The broader tape is risk-off with commodities under pressure from a modest DXY bid. The immediate catalyst is Natural Gas Storage in ~39 minutes — a storage build above expectations would extend this leg sharply and aligns with the short thesis. Bearish momentum is being supplied, not faded. Plan: Stop sits above the breakdown candle's open and the prior 2.80 support-turned-resistance zone — a reclaim there invalidates the breakdown thesis. Target is the Apr 13-14 congestion lows near 2.72, which also represents the floor of the prior multi-day base. The setup is disqualified if price reverses back through 2.815 before the storage print, or if the storage number comes in below expectations and triggers a sharp short-cover squeeze. 📍 Entry: 2.781 🛑 Stop: 2.815 🎯 Target: 2.72 ⚖️ R:R: 1.79
NYMEX:NG1!Short
by ivvix
Gold Price Forecast | Oil | Dollar | Silver | Natural Gas.0:00 Intro – Commodities Overview (Natural Gas, Oil, Dollar, Gold, Silver) commodities update, natural gas analysis, oil analysis, US dollar outlook, gold and silver forecast, support resistance levels, weekly outlook 0:24 Natural Gas – Downtrend Continuation & Key Break Levels NYMEX:NG1! natural gas analysis, bearish trend, lower highs lower lows, trendline resistance, support levels 2.6 and 2.4, reversal conditions 4:35 Oil – Structure Support vs Bearish Reversal Scenario NYMEX:CL1! oil analysis, crude oil forecast, energy market outlook, support structure, lower high setup, inflation impact, oil vs stock market 7:09 US Dollar – Megaphone Pattern & Rate Narrative US dollar analysis, DXY outlook, megaphone pattern, rate hikes vs cuts, inflation impact, currency trend 8:51 Gold – Rising Wedge & Weekly Downtrend Risk COMEX:GC1! gold analysis, bearish rising wedge, weekly downtrend, resistance levels, gold price forecast, macro trend shift 12:20 Silver – Relative Strength vs Gold & Breakout Structure COMEX:SI1! silver analysis, gold vs silver strength, breakout pattern, higher highs, metals outlook, bullish vs bearish scenarios 14:36 Outro – Weekly Outlook & Key Scenarios Ahead commodities outlook next week, trading scenarios recap, technical analysis summary
NYMEX:NG2!Long
by ArcadiaTrading
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NATGAS Under Pressure! SELL! My dear friends, Please, find my technical outlook for NATGAS below: The price is coiling around a solid key level - 2.675 Bias - Bearish Technical Indicators: Pivot Points High anticipates a potential price reversal. Super trend shows a clear sell, giving a perfect indicators' convergence. Goal - 2.638 About Used Indicators: The pivot point itself is simply the average of the high, low and closing prices from the previous trading day. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis. ——————————— WISH YOU ALL LUCK
NYMEX:NG1!Short
by AnabelSignals
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Persian Gulf, industrial normalization will take timeThe energy crisis linked to military operations in the Middle East could persist over time this year, as it will not end on the first day of the end of the war between the United States, Israel and Iran. The oil and gas industrial system does not operate with a simple ON/OFF switch, so the imbalance between energy supply and demand worldwide will remain elevated even after the end of the conflict. Can a major economic crisis be avoided? The answer to this question will depend directly on the ability of Gulf countries to return to their production levels prior to Saturday, February 28. This normalization period will therefore be the dominant fundamental factor in the coming months, and companies in the region estimate that this timeframe will not be measured in days, but at best in weeks, or even months. Overall, the following points can be retained: • It will take on average two weeks to restart production facilities • It will take on average two to three months to return to pre-crisis production volumes, but possibly up to six months to return to 100% The histogram below shows that it will take at least 1 to 3 months for Persian Gulf countries to return to normal oil and natural gas production levels. In detail, the situation remains highly heterogeneous across countries. Saudi Arabia, a pillar of the global oil market, will have to deal with partially damaged refining infrastructure and significant logistical constraints, which could delay a full return to normal. The United Arab Emirates and Kuwait appear slightly better positioned thanks to faster restarts, but remain dependent on their export capacities. Conversely, countries such as Iraq or Iran could face significantly longer delays due to political, security and structural factors. Qatar, a key player in liquefied natural gas, will have to manage the technical complexity of its facilities, which explains longer normalization timelines. Beyond technical capacities, the entire global supply chain is under strain: maritime transport, storage, insurance and financing. This prolonged disruption could maintain sustained pressure on energy prices. As a result, even in the event of a rapid de-escalation of the conflict, markets will have to incorporate a scenario of slow normalization, with persistent effects on inflation and global growth. The table below shows the estimated duration of normalization of the oil & natural gas industrial system in Persian Gulf countries from the moment military operations between the United States, Iran and Israel cease. Several months will be required to return to production levels prior to February 28. 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NYMEX:TTF1!Education
by Swissquote
Gold Price Forecast | Oil | Dollar | Silver | Natural Gas.0:00 Intro – Commodities Overview (Natural Gas, Oil, Dollar, Gold, Silver) commodities update, natural gas analysis, oil prices outlook, US dollar forecast, gold and silver analysis, support resistance levels, weekly market outlook 0:24 Natural Gas – Downtrend Continuation & Key Support Levels natural gas analysis, NG downtrend, lower highs lower lows, weekly downtrend confirmation, support levels 2.6 and 2.4, RSI oversold strategy, trendline resistance, bounce setup vs continuation NYMEX:NG1! 4:42 Oil – USO Dark Pool Levels & Breakout vs Breakdown Scenario oil analysis, crude oil prices, USO ETF dark pool, geopolitical impact oil, support 118 and 108, bullish structure vs breakdown, inflation impact, oil effect on stock market NYMEX:CL1! 6:54 US Dollar – DXY Trend & Rate Cut Expectations US dollar analysis, DXY forecast, interest rates outlook, rate cuts vs rate hikes, inflation impact on dollar, macro trends currency market 8:24 Gold – Range Setup & Breakout Levels (5000 Target) gold analysis, gold price prediction, resistance 4900, breakout to 5000 level, support resistance zones, inflation hedge, sideways consolidation COMEX:GC1! 10:05 Silver – Relative Strength vs Gold & Key Levels silver analysis, silver price prediction, gold correlation, relative strength weakness, resistance 82 level, higher beta metals, consolidation range COMEX:SI1! 11:17 Outro – Commodities Outlook & Key Levels Next Week commodities outlook next week, key levels to watch, trading plan recap, gold silver oil natural gas forecast
NYMEX:NG2!Long
by ArcadiaTrading
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Natural Gas Breakout Confirmed (Swing Trade)📊 Natural Gas Breakout Confirmed (Swing Trade) ✅ Buy Level Triggered: 254 (Daily Close Above) 🚀 Outlook: Strong bullish momentum after confirmed breakout. Holding above 254 signals continuation move. 🎯 Swing Targets: T1: 270 T2: 290 T3: 305 🏁 Final Target: 324 🛑 Stop Loss: Below 245 (Closing Basis) 📈 Strategy: - Fresh entries on pullback near 254–258 zone - Hold positions for swing move - Trail SL as price moves higher #NaturalGas #NG #Breakout #SwingTrading #TradingView #Commodities
MCX:NATGASMINI1!Long
by jeevamano55
2
Gold Price Forecast | Oil | Dollar | Silver | Natural Gas0:00 Intro – Commodities Overview & Price Action Setup commodities analysis, natural gas oil gold silver forecast, price action trading, support resistance levels, weekly trading outlook 0:30 Natural Gas – NG Analysis (Downtrend vs Bounce Setup) NYMEX:NG1! natural gas analysis, NG price forecast, support resistance natural gas, trendline break, energy market outlook 5:56 Oil – Crude Oil Analysis (Geopolitics, Breakout or Pullback) NYMEX:CL1! oil price analysis, crude oil forecast, USO dark pool, oil resistance levels, geopolitical impact oil 7:50 US Dollar – DXY Analysis (Uptrend & $100 Breakout Zone) US dollar analysis, DXY forecast, dollar index resistance 100, forex market trends, breakout setup 9:13 Gold – XAUUSD Analysis (Structure Support & Trend Outlook) COMEX:GC1! gold price analysis, XAUUSD forecast, gold support resistance, inflation hedge assets, precious metals outlook 11:20 Silver – XAGUSD Analysis (Follow Gold, Breakout Potential) COMEX:SI1! silver price analysis, XAGUSD forecast, silver breakout, gold correlation, commodities trading 12:56 Outro – Key Levels & Weekly Outlook commodities outlook next week, trading plan recap, key support resistance levels
NYMEX:NG2!Long
by ArcadiaTrading
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