Natural gas prices dropped sharply on Friday despite weather that will likely drip cooling demand in the east coast and heating demand in the mid-west and
Natural gas prices dropped sharply on Friday despite weather that will likely drip cooling demand in the east coast and heating demand in the mid-west and west. Prices slid through support near the April lows at 3.114, and closed the week trading near 3.10, slightly off the 3.082 lows. Prices continue to form a head and shoulder pattern which is a reversal pattern, which usually comes at the end of a uptrend. Price action is forming the right shoulder with the neckline seen near the February lows at 2.75. A break of this level could lead to a test of the 2016 lows at 2.35.
Momentum Remains Negative
Momentum has recently turned negative as the MACD (moving average convergence divergence) index recently generated a crossover sell signal. The index is now printing in the red with a downward sloping trajectory which points to lower prices for natural gas.
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