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Natural Gas Price Forecast – Natural Gas Markets Continue to Build Bullish Flag

Natural gas markets continue to go back and forth in general as we are in theory looking at a bit of a bullish flag right now, with the $1.90 level being the top. That being the case, I do think that this market goes higher eventually. I think at this point what we are seeing is some type of bullish flag being formed, and therefore if we can break above the $1.90 level I think we are at the very least going to go looking towards the $2.00 level, possibly even the $2.10 level on that breakout as the bullish flag measures for that move.

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Conversely, if we were to break down below the 50 day EMA, then the market is probably going to go down to the $1.70 level, possibly even the $1.50 level on a serious breakdown. The $1.50 level is a major bottom in the market, and one that we have seen holding several times over the last several years. With the hotter temperatures in the United States I do expect that we will continue to see a “buy on the dips mentality”, but I do not know if we can break significantly above the $2.10 level.

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I do believe that the 50 day EMA should offer a bit of support, so keep that in mind as well. We did pull back a bit during the session on Thursday, but at the end of the day I think we still have plenty of buyers underneath. I do not necessarily think that the market is going to collapse again.

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This article was originally posted on FX Empire

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