Natural Gas Elliott Wave technical analysis [Video]
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Natural Gas has been recovering since April 24th, following the pullback that started in March. If the commodity stays above the April 24th low, it could push toward $6 in the coming weeks.
Natural Gas daily chart analysis
Since August 2022, Natural Gas declined from around $10 and completed a bearish impulse structure by February 2024 near $1.5. According to Elliott Wave Theory, a completed 5-wave cycle should be followed by a 3-wave correction. After hitting the February low, Natural Gas started correcting the preceding impulse decline.
The daily chart shows that the bounce from February 2024 has been evolving into a double zigzag structure.
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Wave w of the cycle degree completed with a zigzag structure by March 2025.
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A pullback followed, ending the corresponding cycle degree wave x in April 2025.
The current rally forms part of Wave y of (b), with a projected target around $6.25 if the bullish momentum continues.
Natural Gas four-hour chart analysis
The H4 chart reveals that the rally from the April low could develop in two possible ways:
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Either as a 5-wave impulse,
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Or as a 3-wave correction, aiming toward 4.23 and above, or at least 3.86-4.00 range.
Thus, as long as Natural Gas trades above the $2.86 April 2025 low, further upside is favored. Dips are expected to offer buying opportunities in line with the bullish structure.
Natural Gas Elliott Wave technical analysis [Video]
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