Natural gas futures falls after buyers above the 200 hour MA failed.

Technical Analysis

Natural gas futures are back below the 100 hour MA

The price of natural gas futures are trading sharply lower with the prices down close to 4% on the day. The move lower comes after the price tried to move above its 200 hour moving average (green line in the chart above) at $3.50. The high price reached $3.59 before rotating back to the downside. More recently, the 100 hour moving average has been broken at $3.34. The current price trades at $3.30.

Last week (Tuesday, January 17), the price traded modestly above the 200 hour moving average for a number of hourly bars, but could not muster any momentum to the upside. The price rotated back to the downside and moved to a new level going back to June 2021 at $3.09.

With the price back below the 100 hour moving average, the sellers are in firm control. The low price from yesterday’s trade reached $3.24. Move below that level and traders will be targeting the low price from Friday at $3.09.

Going forward, would take a move back above the 100 hour moving average and the 200 hour moving average – and stay above – to give the buyers upside hope. Absent that, and the sellers are still winning and in control.

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