Natural Gas Elliott Wave technical analysis [Video]
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Natural Gas Elliott Wave analysis
Natural gas is currently experiencing a recovery after a significant bearish trend in 2024. However, this downtrend is expected to intensify in the coming weeks. Following a strong rebound from the February 2024 low, natural gas has retraced more than two-thirds of those gains, signaling a possible revisit to the 2020 lows. The broader trend has been downward since August 2022, and although a short-term recovery began on August 5th, it is likely to be temporary. Sellers may regain control later in the month or by early September.
Daily chart analysis
On the daily chart, the decline from the $10 high in August 2022 is developing as a corrective pattern, labeled as waves a-b-c of the cycle degree. Wave a concluded near 4.77, followed by wave b, which ended around 7.61. Since November 2022, wave c has been unfolding as an ending diagonal pattern. Currently, the 5th leg (wave 5, circled) within this diagonal is in progress, and it is expected to continue downward in a three-wave structure. This movement is likely to break below the 3rd wave low (wave 3, circled) at 1.524, suggesting further downside before the pattern completes. The 5th wave (circled) of c of (y) is anticipated to develop into a three-wave structure, which is more evident on the H4 chart.
H4 chart analysis
On the H4 chart, the price has completed wave (A) of 5 (circled) and is currently correcting upward in wave (B). Once wave (B) is complete, the price is expected to resume its decline in wave (C). However, wave (B) has not yet finished, so in the near term, the commodity is favoring an upside move.
Conclusion
Natural gas is in a complex corrective phase, with potential short-term gains likely to give way to a continuation of the broader downtrend. The Elliott Wave analysis suggests that while there may be brief rallies, the overall outlook remains bearish, with further declines anticipated once the current corrective wave (B) is complete. Traders should be cautious of the temporary recovery and prepare for potential downside movement as the broader bearish trend reasserts itself.
Technical analyst: Sanmi Adeagbo.
Natural Gas Elliott Wave Analysis [Video]
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Peter Mathers
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Peter Mathers started actively trading in 1982. He began his career at Hoei and Shoin, a Japanese futures trading company.


















