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Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – March 4, 2015

Posted on March 04, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Natural Gas Price Forecast

Cold weather continues to support natural gas, but the wide sweeping frigid conditions have not been enough of an influence to drive prices higher. Fundamental and technical factors leave little doubt that the outlook for the next several months is bearish, but for now, natural gas prices are stuck in a trading range bound between … Continue reading Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – March 4, 2015

KOSPI Forecast – Korean Index Nearing End of Narrowing Range

Posted on February 25, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Technical Analysis

Since late 2011 the Korean Stock Exchange (KOSPI) has oscillated in a narrowing range, now nearing its apex, which means a breakout is expected within the next quarter or two, perhaps sooner. The pattern began after 2011’s decline to 1644.11. The entire pattern could be the middle “B” wave of a downward ABC correction, or, … Continue reading KOSPI Forecast – Korean Index Nearing End of Narrowing Range

Natural Gas Prices Weak Ahead of EIA Update

Posted on February 25, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Natural Gas Price Forecast

Natural gas’s recent upward correction has been driven by cold weather, and still has a modest chance to extend. However, the key question that should be asked is how long will natural gas prices be able to sustain upward momentum once weather moderates? Several technical factors are already showing that the move up may be … Continue reading Natural Gas Prices Weak Ahead of EIA Update

Technical Failure Calls for WTI Price Decline

Posted on February 23, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Oil Price Forecast

Most technical factors now indicate that WTI’s upward correction has failed and that the near term WTI price outlook is negative again. Monday’s decline broke the lower trend line of a bullish ascending wedge. Formations like this break higher around 75 percent of the time, so failures like this do not generally bode well for … Continue reading Technical Failure Calls for WTI Price Decline

Natural Gas Trying to Extend Upward Correction

Posted on February 18, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Natural Gas Price Forecast

Natural gas’s upward correction has stalled and is oscillating in a narrowing range centered around $2.78. This is a coil formation, which indicates that a breakout move is about to take place. The coil shows undertones of the market’s uncertainty between the balance of long-term bearish fundamentals and recent wide sweeping cold weather that has … Continue reading Natural Gas Trying to Extend Upward Correction

What Today’s Move Above $2.79 Means for Natural Gas

Posted on February 11, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Natural Gas Price Forecast

Natural gas’ decline stalled at $2.567 on February 6. This was near the very crucial bearish decision point of $2.52. Subsequently prices have risen to $2.857. The market is likely settling into a range that is being supported by external factors (i.e. cold weather), but is searching for the upper end of this range. A … Continue reading What Today’s Move Above $2.79 Means for Natural Gas

Natural Gas Negative Ahead of EIA Storage Report

Posted on February 04, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Natural Gas Price Forecast

For several weeks $2.79 was major support for natural gas. This level was tested many times, and was finally broken after last week’s bearish U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Natural Gas Weekly Update. Subsequently, prices have fallen to a $2.608 contract low, and $2.79 has become near-term resistance. The $2.79 level is the completion point … Continue reading Natural Gas Negative Ahead of EIA Storage Report