Wild Friday and the Weekly HammerFrom a technical-geometric standpoint, Natural Gas is approaching a high-confidence inflection zone. The weekly hammer forming into Friday’s close (12.12.2025) signals potential exhaustion of the recent downside leg and early signs of demand stepping back in.
Descending from 5.33 as expected, the mo
About Natural Gas (Henry Hub)
Natural Gas (NGAS) is a fossil fuel formed from plants and animals buried underground and exposed to extreme heat and pressure. Natural gas is used domestically for cooking, as a power source, in agriculture, and in industrial manufacturing. Natural gas prices fluctuate constantly depending mainly on production issues, stockpiles, weather conditions, economic growth, crude oil prices, and more recently coal. Natural gas is commonly measured in MMBtu, with 1 MMBTu equaling 1 million BTU (British Thermal Units).
Weekly reverse CandleA push toward the upper channel boundary and the key resistance area at 5.30–5.33 USD remains the dominant scenario. An interim dip is possible on the way up, with a potential retracement forming anywhere between 5.08 and 4.92 USD.
If the price reaches the 5.30–5.33 USD zone on Friday and gets rejec
2026 retirement plan.The broader market structure suggests that 2026 could mark the lowest price level ever observed in natural gas, driven not by weakness, but by extraordinary global demand—particularly the explosive energy requirements of large-scale AI data infrastructures.
A double-top formation appears increasing
the Big Picture, and the next Friday weekly HammerFrom a technical perspective, Natural Gas is nearing a high-conviction inflection point. The weekly hammer that will be formed into Friday’s close (12.12.2025) indicates a potential shift in market structure following the optimal accumulation zone around 4.9. This configuration favors a sharp, impul
Geometrical Projection 2026: a New Bullish Era Sep.2026By early 2026, we anticipate the emergence of a new six-month green candle. Following this, a downward correction is expected, with the possibility—though not certainty—of forming a second peak in May. Ultimately, the projection points toward a retest of the bottom of the current six-month candle, s
Natural Gas Analysis- Although the seasonality is bullish for NG (due to Dec–Jan peak demand) and there’s a ~70% probability of December closing higher than Nov, with historical average gains of 15–25%.
- However, based on the 2-week chart, it is observed that price has already front-run winter demand
- It has recent
Multi-Cycle Alignment Points to Sharp DownturnThe chart presents a sophisticated multi-cycle composite model overlaid on the prevailing Natural Gas trend. Notably, all four cycles will converge during the January–February 2026 window, creating a concentrated alignment that signals the likely emergence of the second major peak.
When multiple cy
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