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Natural Gas Building Momentum for a New Impulsive RallyNatural Gas Building Momentum for a New Impulsive Rally On the 4-hour timeframe, Natural Gas is forming large continuation patterns, signaling potential for another upward move. An accumulation phase was observed in early September 2025, followed by another at the beginning of October. As we enter a new month, the price may be preparing to launch a fresh impulsive leg to the upside, as illustrated in the chart, before entering another corrective phase. Key target levels: 4.28 4.48 4.60 You may find more details in the chart! Thank you and Good Luck! ❤️PS: Please support with a like or comment if you find this analysis useful for your trading day❤️
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGASLong
by KlejdiCuni
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Natural Gas - Did You Profit?Today natural gas saw some downside pressure. We closed our KOLD long - which was our short trade on Nat Gas, netting over 8% gain. Being nimble in the Nat gas market is key, as its a very choppy asset and gains can be lost very quickly. Breaking below the 7 day MA needs to be watched closely as it does leave room for more downside. Inventories lately have been lack luster and need to show some positivity before price start to gravity to the weekly trend.
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGASShort
by Trading-Capital
XNGUSD-NATURAL GAS⸻ 🧩 1. Chart Overview • Instrument: Natural Gas (XNG/USD) • Timeframe: 1D (Daily) • Main Concept: Elliott Wave + Demand Zone + Structure Confirmation • Bias: Bullish — expecting a reversal from the demand zone and a major upward move (Wave (C)). ⸻ ⚙ 2. Elliott Wave Structure Breakdown You’ve labeled a large corrective pattern (A–B–C) on the chart. 🔸 Wave (A) • The first upward impulse from the 2024 lows — subdivided into five smaller waves (1–2–3–4–5). • This forms the initial bullish leg. 🔸 Wave (B) • A corrective phase following (A), consisting of A–B–C down. • This correction brought price back into the DEMAND ZONE, indicating a retest of key accumulation support. 🔸 Wave (C) • The next bullish impulse is now expected to begin. • Your chart projects Wave (C) heading sharply higher — targets between 4.2 – 5.2 USD. ⸻ 🧭 3. Key Technical Zones 🟩 Demand Zone (Main Accumulation Area) • Price range roughly: 2.90 – 3.50 USD • This area has acted as strong support multiple times. • Buyers are expected to defend this zone again before a large reversal. 🔳 Invalidation Point • Near 2.60 USD — marked at the bottom. • If price falls below 2.60, the bullish count is invalidated (Elliott rule violation). 🟧 Buy Trigger / Confirmation • “BUY ABOVE” is noted near 3.40 – 3.50 USD. • Indicates confirmation when the market breaks above short-term resistance (end of subwave 2), confirming that Wave 3 of (C) has started. ⸻ ⚡ 4. Pattern: Expanding Wedge / Ending Diagonal • The previous rally (marked “Expandable Wedge” or “Ending Diagonal”) indicates exhaustion of a prior uptrend. • After such a wedge pattern, a deep correction usually follows — which fits your Wave (B) perfectly. • Now, the pattern suggests that the correction is complete and accumulation is forming for the next impulse. ⸻ 📈 5. Expected Price Path (Projection) 1. Current Zone (Demand) → small consolidation. 2. Breakout above 3.4–3.5 → confirms bullish momentum. 3. Targets for Wave (C): • 1st Target: 4.21 USD • 2nd Target: 4.92 USD • 3rd Target (max extension): 5.50 USD This projection assumes Wave (C) = Wave (A) in length (Elliott symmetry principle).
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGASLong
by Fin_free_figt
NATGAS Long and Short (B setup)My previous analysis for NATGAS didn't very well catch the upper channel. I have adjusted the upper current channel of NATGAS according to the CHOC that happened on the 4Hr on 28 AUG 2025. Thus, my currently 2 weeks plan is to target the upper channel with correction to the current support level at 3.138 near the lower channel. The setup up is simple. My current bias shifted to bullish for next 2 months. Therefore, internal and external price action with POIs is my entry points for long and short, as is shown in this setup.
CFI:NATGASLong
by bahiyab
LNG Week 44: 80 BCF Storage Gain as Demand Edges Supply*Due to the platform's features, the charts are arranged in sequence from left to right, from the first to the Eighth chart. The charts were created by our team and based on an analysis from Bloomberg and the EIA data. This analysis was conducted in cooperation with Anastasia Volkova, analyst of LSE. Current prices compared to price dispersion 10 days before expiration, by month since 2010 The expiration of the NGX25 contract was above the median according to data from 2010. Quotations for December and winter contracts for 2026 support growth and remain above the upper limit of the interquartile range.  Forward curve compared to 2020-2025 The shape of the forward curve in 2025 shows a steady convergence and is even closer to the configurations recorded in 2023 and 2024 for comparable dates. This trend is particularly evident in contracts with delivery in three years or more, where prices are steadily converging towards historical levels. Current stocks and forecast for next week compared to 2019-2024 According to the forecast for week 43 (October 20-26), gas reserves in underground storage facilities will increase by +80 BCF, which is slightly above the average of +78 BCF for the past 5 years. 15-day sliding sum HDD+CDD based on current NOAA data and forecast for the next two weeks compared to 1994-2024 The current values of HDD+CDD accumulated over 15 days are in the average range for 1994–2024. The forecast for the coming week suggests that the values will exceed the average by 15–20 points, but in two weeks, there will be a trend toward returning to the average and below.   Accumulated HDD+CDD for 15 days based on current NOAA data and forecast compared to 1994-2024 by region The current values of HDD+CDD accumulated over 15 days remain within the average range for 1994–2024. The forecast for the next two weeks suggests a return to the average weather trend in all regions.  Weekly total supply/demand difference compared to 2014-2024 This week, the difference between supply and demand in 2025 rose above the average values for 2014–2024, indicating that demand is growing faster than supply. Number of days for delivery from warehouses The graph shows the number of days of supply from storage facilities alone, based on current consumption levels. At the end of October 2025, reserves will last for approximately 34 days, which is below the lower limit of the interquartile range. With such a moderately reduced level of reserves, even minor disruptions in production or spikes in demand could cause sharp price reactions, especially in late winter and early spring.  Anomalies in weather (HDD+CDD) and fundamental factors Overall, fundamental and weather factors are within the expected range, except for continued growth in consumption in the residential and commercial sectors caused by the start of the heating season. However, there has been no significant cooling at the start of the heating season so far.
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGAS
by igorisaev
Natural Gas Demolishes Shorts! Will The Move Hold?U.S. natural gas was up sharply today as some colder weather shows up in the temperature forecasts. The fundamentals based off of previous inventories show slightly lower demand expectations. This move could be a one off pop, it certainly needs to be reinforced by Thursdays inventory number to be able to sustain itself. Natural Gas in one fells swoop has almost completed the upside 4 target. Today we nibbled on an overnight shirt on Nat Gas by going long $KOLD. This is just a day trade and I'm expecting to close it out withing 1-3 days.
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGASShort
by Trading-Capital
The Natural Gas Will Jump from a Support LevelHello Traders In This Chart Natural Gas HOURLY Forex Forecast By FOREX PLANET today Natural Gas analysis 👆 🟢This Chart includes_ (Natural Gas market update) 🟢What is The Next Opportunity on Natural Gas Market 🟢how to Enter to the Valid Entry With Assurance Profit This CHART is For Trader's that Want to Improve Their Technical Analysis Skills and Their Trading By Understanding How To Analyze The Market Using Multiple Timeframes and Understanding The Bigger Picture on the Charts
PEPPERSTONE:NATGASLong
by ForexMasters2000
XNG ( Natural Gas)⚡ Natural Gas Showing Stronger Short-Term Potential Than WTI! 🌿 While crude oil (WTI) is struggling to find firm direction, Natural Gas is heating up with renewed momentum. ✅ Weather shifts are boosting short-term demand. ✅ Technical structure looks cleaner with higher lows forming. ✅ Fundamentals favor gas — seasonal consumption is rising while supply remains tight. Meanwhile, WTI is consolidating under resistance, showing less conviction from buyers. 📊 Short-Term View: 👉 Natural Gas — Bullish Bias 👉 WTI Crude — Neutral Energy markets often move together, but this time Natural Gas looks ready to lead the way. 🔥 #NaturalGas #WTI #Commodities #EnergyMarkets #TradingView #BullishSetup #GasVsOil #ShortTermTrade
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGASLong
by Al-Reshad
LNG Week 43: 92 BCF Storage Surge Signals Weather-Driven Shift*Due to the platform's features, the charts are arranged in sequence from left to right, from the first to the Eighth chart. The charts were created by our team and based on an analysis from Bloomberg and the EIA data. This analysis was conducted in cooperation with Anastasia Volkova, analyst of LSE. The natural gas market enters Week 43 with a robust storage uplift, as reserves are projected to rise 92 BCF during Week 42 (October 13-20), hitting 3,813 BCF-53 BCF above last year and well above the 5-year median of 74 BCF. The NGX25 contract swings to the upper end of the interquartile range with heightened volatility, while 2026 winter contracts stay above the range, fueled by growth momentum. Weather shifts, with HDD+CDD nearing 30-year averages and a 15-20 point uptick forecast, hint at rising demand. We analyze these trends below. Current prices compared to price dispersion 10 days before expiration, by month since 2010 The NGX25 contract changed direction and is trading at the upper end of the IQR 10 days before expiration, demonstrating increased volatility. Quotes for 2026 winter contracts supported growth and remain above the upper limit of the interquartile range.  Forward curve compared to 2020-2025 The shape of the forward curve in 2025 shows a steady convergence and is even closer to the configurations recorded in 2023 and 2024 for comparable dates. This trend is particularly evident in contracts with delivery in three years or more, where prices are steadily converging towards historical levels. Current stocks and forecast for next week compared to 2019-2024 According to the forecast for week 42 (October 13-20), gas reserves in underground storage facilities will increase by +92 BCF, reaching 3,813 BCF, which is 53 BCF higher than the figure for the same period last year. Last week's inventory growth was supported by high production volumes and mild weather conditions. 15-day sliding sum HDD+CDD based on current NOAA data and forecast for the next two weeks compared to 1994-2024 The current values of HDD+CDD accumulated over 15 days have reached the average range for 1994–2024. The forecast for the next two weeks suggests that the values will exceed the average by 15–20 points, which may be a significant driver of growth in the near-term contract. Accumulated HDD+CDD for 15 days based on current NOAA data and forecast compared to 1994-2024 by region The current values of HDD+CDD accumulated over 15 days are within the average range for 1994–2024. The forecast for the next two weeks suggests a departure from the current mild weather trend in all regions except WS CENTRAL, WN CENTRAL, MOUNTAIN, and PACIFIC.  Weekly total supply/demand difference compared to 2014-2024 This week, the difference between supply and demand in 2025 continues to be below the average values for 2014–2024, indicating weaker demand or excess supply.   Number of days for delivery from warehouses The graph shows the number of days of supply from storage alone, based on current consumption levels. In the second half of October 2025, reserves will last for approximately 35 days, which is below the lower limit of the interquartile range. With such moderate reserves, even minor disruptions in production or spikes in demand could cause sharp price reactions, especially in late winter and early spring.  Anomalies in weather (HDD+CDD) and fundamental factors Overall, fundamental factors and weather anomalies are within the expected range, with the exception of consumption in the residential and commercial sectors, caused by the start of the heating season.
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGAS
by igorisaev
U.S. Natural Gas — mild weather weighs, trend stays bearishU.S. Natural Gas — mild weather weighs, trend stays bearish U.S. natural gas fell for a third straight session as the latest EIA report showed an 80 Bcf build, leaving inventories 4.3% above the 5-year average. Analysts cite mild weather and an oversupplied market as key drivers. Production remains near record highs at 107 Bcf/day (+3.8% YoY), while demand has dropped 6% YoY. Despite a slightly smaller-than-expected storage build, fundamentals stay weak. Technically, prices broke below local support at $3.40, confirming short-term bearish momentum. On October 17, natural gas prices bounced back, retracing part of Thursday’s losses. Temporary support emerged near $3.36–$3.35, but the recovery looks like a dead-cat bounce. Scenarios: 🔻 Bearish (primary): Below $3.40–$3.42, downside targets remain $3.30–$3.25. 🔺 Bullish (alternative): Above $3.42, a rebound toward $3.50–$3.53 is possible, though momentum favors sellers. In Europe, gas prices stay steady near €32/MWh with 83% storage capacity, while Russian attacks cutting Ukrainian output by ~60% add supply risks heading into winter.
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGASShort
by ProfessorSingapore
Natural Gas Full Bear After Inventories!Natural GAs plummeted today on inventory report. The consensus was for 76BCF build but came in higher at 80BCF build. This demonstrates less demand and higher production. The technical picture is slowly starting to breakdown for Nat Gas...the bulls need to do something quick to firm up price or we run the risk of the weekly downtrend taking hold. next key area to watch will be a retest of the 3.30 zone. Simultaneously you need to be monitoring inter market analysis (ie. watch Nat gas resource stock to see how their price action responds). We booked profits on a small Boil long scalp today.
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGAS
by Trading-Capital
LNG Week 42: 87 BCF Storage Rise Meets Warm Weather Volatility*Due to the platform's features, the charts are arranged in sequence from left to right, from the first to the Eighth chart. The charts were created by our team and based on an analysis from Bloomberg and the EIA data. Current prices compared to price dispersion 10 days before expiration by month since 2010 Due to warm weather and high production, the NGX25 contract is trading below its 10-day average and showing increased volatility during this period. Prices for 2026 winter contracts remain above the upper limit of the interquartile range.   Forward curve compared to 2020-2025 The shape of the forward curve in 2025 shows a steady convergence and is even closer to the configurations recorded in 2023 and 2024 for comparable dates. This trend is particularly evident in contracts with delivery in three years or more, where prices are steadily converging towards historical levels. Current stocks and forecast for next week compared to 2019-2024 According to the forecast for week 41 (October 6-12), gas reserves in underground storage facilities will increase by +87 BCF, reaching 3728 BCF, which exceeds the figure for the same period last year. The growth in reserves is supported by high production volumes and mild weather conditions.  14-day sliding sum HDD+CDD based on current NOAA data and forecast for the next two weeks compared to 1994-2024 The HDD+CDD accumulated over 14 days for all regions remains below the historical averages for 1994–2024, and even taking into account the forecast for the next two weeks, no significant deviation from the current trend of mild weather is expected.   14-day sliding sum of HDD+CDD based on current NOAA data and forecast for the next two weeks compared to 1994-2024 by region In all regions except WS CENTRAL and PACIFIC, the 14-day cumulative HDD+CDD remains below the historical average for 1994–2024, and the forecast for the next two weeks does not suggest a departure from the current mild weather trend.  Weekly total supply/demand difference compared to 2014-2024 This week, the difference between supply and demand in 2025 is below the average values for 2014–2024, indicating weaker demand or excess supply.   Number of days for delivery from warehouses The graph shows the number of days of supply from storage facilities alone, based on current consumption levels. By early October 2025, reserves will last for approximately 35 days, which is below the lower limit of the interquartile range. With such moderate reserves, even minor disruptions in production or spikes in demand could cause sharp price reactions, especially in late winter and early spring.  Anomalies in weather (HDD+CDD) and fundamental factors Overall, fundamental factors and weather anomalies are within the expected range, with no systemic deviations. We do not expect significant price deviations in the current expiration period unless there are radical changes in supply and demand due to weather, production, or export factors. *This analysis was conducted in cooperation with Anastasia Volkova, analyst of LSE.
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGAS
by igorisaev
1
Natural Gas — Pressure persists, but a rebound setup buildNatural Gas (Nov)— Pressure persists, but a rebound setup build Natural gas futures extended losses to a 3-week low, weighed down by forecasts for warmer-than-normal U.S. weather through late October. Atmospheric G2 expects above-average temperatures across most of the country between October 20–29, limiting heating demand and capping price recovery attempts. 📉 Fundamentals: - U.S. (Lower 48) dry gas production: 108.5 bcf/day (+5.8% YoY) - Demand: 71.3 bcf/day (-4.8% YoY) - Storage levels: +4.5% above 5-year average, with inventories expected to rise +83 bcf this week (EIA consensus) Active gas rigs: 120 (+2 w/w) 🔥 Geopolitical Context: European gas futures climbed ~2% after Russian strikes on Ukraine’s gas infrastructure cut ~60% of national output, forcing shutdowns at DTEK and Naftogaz sites. The disruption raised supply concerns at the start of the heating season, with EU storage now at 83% capacity versus 93.2% last year. 📊 Technical Outlook: Price is consolidating within the $3.40–$3.53 range, forming a short-term sideways channel. RSI is neutral near 44, and momentum remains weak. A break below $3.40 could trigger a slide toward $3.30, while a close above $3.53 may open the way to $3.60–$3.65. Scenario Outlook 🔻 Bearish scenario (main): A confirmed breakdown below $3.40 would expose $3.32–$3.30 as the next target zone. Momentum indicators support potential continuation lower. 🔺 Bullish scenario (alternative): If buyers reclaim $3.53, we could see a short-covering rally toward $3.60–$3.65, but resistance above remains heavy due to the 200 SMA ceiling. Summary Natural Gas remains range-bound but weak, with sentiment tilted bearish due to macro fundamentals (warm weather + ample storage). Traders should watch for a decisive break of the $3.40–$3.53 zone to define the next directional move.
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGASShort
by ProfessorSingapore
Profit Blueprint on XNG/USD! Is This the Bullish Energy Move?😎 Steal the Show with XNG/USD: The "Thief" Day Trade Blueprint! 🚨 Asset: XNG/USD (Natural Gas CFD) - Energies MarketVibe: A cheeky, calculated heist to snag profits with a slick Ichimoku breakout strategy! 💰 📜 The Master Plan: Ichimoku Kijun Line Breakout 🎯 Confirmed Bull Trend: The price has broken above the Ichimoku Kijun-Sen line, signaling a bullish move in the Natural Gas CFD market. This breakout is our green light to execute the "Thief Strategy" with precision! 🕵️‍♂️ Entry: The Thief’s Layered Approach 🔍 How It Works: The "Thief Strategy" uses a layering method with multiple buy limit orders to scale into the trade safely, protecting your capital while maximizing profit potential. No fear, just finesse! 😎 Buy Limit Layers: 🥉 2.960 🥈 2.980 🥇 3.000 🏆 3.020 💡 Pro Tip: Add more layers based on your risk appetite and account size for extra flexibility! Alternative Entry: If you prefer a single entry, jump in at the current market price after the Kijun-Sen breakout confirmation. Your call, Thief OG! 😏 🛑 Stop Loss: Protect Your Loot! 🚨 Thief Stop Loss: Set at 2.900, just below the breakout level to guard against reversals. Customize It: Adjust your stop loss based on your risk tolerance and strategy. This is your heist—own it! Note: Dear Thief OG’s (Ladies & Gentlemen), I’m not dictating your stop loss. Manage your risk and keep your profits safe! 💪 🎯 Target: Escape Before the Trap! 🏃‍♂️ Profit Target: Aim for 3.150, where strong resistance, overbought conditions, and a potential trap await. Cash out before the "police" (market reversal) catch you! Note: You’re the mastermind here. Take profits at your own discretion—don’t let me cap your gains! 💸 🔗 Correlation & Related Markets to Watch Natural Gas (XNG/USD) often correlates or reacts with: ICMARKETS:XBRUSD (Crude Oil Brent) – Energy sector movements can impact gas demand. FOREXCOM:USOIL (Crude Oil WTI) – Supply/demand shocks in oil can spill into gas pricing. OANDA:XAUUSD (Gold) – Inflation hedge & safe-haven flows can influence energy sentiment indirectly. TVC:DXY (US Dollar Index) – A stronger/weaker dollar impacts commodity pricing. SP:SPX (S&P 500 Index) – Risk-on/risk-off sentiment across markets. Keeping an eye on these pairs helps confirm energy market momentum and macro sentiment. Key Correlation Point: Natural Gas prices often lead or lag other energy markets due to supply/demand dynamics and seasonal factors. Confirm your trade with cross-asset analysis for a sharper edge! 📊 🧠 Why This Setup Rocks Ichimoku Precision: The Kijun-Sen breakout is a reliable signal for short-term bullish momentum. Layered Entry Safety: The Thief Strategy’s multiple limit orders spread risk and allow scaling without overcommitting. Risk Management: Clear stop loss and target levels keep your heist disciplined and profitable. Market Context: Energy markets are volatile, but this setup leverages technical confirmation to ride the wave. 🌊 ✨ If you find value in my analysis, a 👍 and 🚀 boost is much appreciated — it helps me share more setups with the community! #ThiefStrategy #XNGUSD #NaturalGas #Ichimoku #DayTrading #EnergyMarkets #TradingView
ICMARKETS:XNGUSDLong
by The-Thief
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The Natural Gas Will Jump from a Support LevelHello Traders In This Chart Natural Gas HOURLY Forex Forecast By FOREX PLANET today Natural Gas analysis 👆 🟢This Chart includes_ (Natural Gas market update) 🟢What is The Next Opportunity on Natural Gas Market 🟢how to Enter to the Valid Entry With Assurance Profit This CHART is For Trader's that Want to Improve Their Technical Analysis Skills and Their Trading By Understanding How To Analyze The Market Using Multiple Timeframes and Understanding The Bigger Picture on the Charts
CAPITALCOM:NATURALGASLong
by ForexMasters2000
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