Natural Gas Bottoming, Gold and Crude Oil Breakout
Commodities / Commodities Trading Sep 10, 2009 - 01:14 AM GMTBy: Chris_Vermeulen
 How to trade hot commodities like natural gas, oil and gold – We should see   big moves in the coming weeks as gas bottoms, and oil & gold breakout or   breakdown. A lot of money is going to be exchanging hands quickly and the key is   to be on the receiving end of things. Below are some charts showing where these   commodities are trading.
How to trade hot commodities like natural gas, oil and gold – We should see   big moves in the coming weeks as gas bottoms, and oil & gold breakout or   breakdown. A lot of money is going to be exchanging hands quickly and the key is   to be on the receiving end of things. Below are some charts showing where these   commodities are trading.
How to Trade Gold – Weekly Chart
How I trade gold is   relatively straight forward. I use a simple trading model which allows me to   identify the down side risk for a potential gold trade. I also use the same   model for trading oil, gas and silver. 
Beyond finding good entry points, it is crucial to know when to take some profits off the table. The weekly gold chart clearly shows gold trading at a resistance level which means there are going to be more sellers than buyers, hence the reason it is called resistance.
To trade gold I enter with my low risk entry points and sell half my position   once I reach a resistance level. Today for example gold moved up into this long   term resistance level and then started to head south. We took some profits off   the table before gold dipped in the late afternoon for a healthy gain. Taking   profits is a must or you’ll simply hold onto winning positions until they   eventually turn into a loser.
Gold Newsletter

How to Trade Crude Oil – Weekly Chart
Trading crude oil   is exciting because it moves much faster than gold. How to trade crude oil with   low risk can be done by using my simple trading model which is a combination of   indicators like momentum, support & resistance, volume, price patterns and   media coverage. All these things combined allow for highly accurate trades with   minimal down side risk.
Crude oil looks ready to make a big move. The odds are pointing to higher   prices because oil has a multi month bullish price action and the falling US   dollar helps increase the price of oil. I can see oil breakout and rally into   the $95 per barrel level if things go that way in the coming weeks.
How To Trade Crude Oil Breakout

How to Trade Oil (USO Fund) – Weekly Chart
  USO tracks   similarly to the price of crude oil and it provides some great trades for both   swing traders and day traders. I focus on trades that bounce off support with   low downside risks, which occur on both the daily and weekly charts.
How to Trade Oil

How to Trade Natural Gas – Weekly Chart
  Natural gas is   looking ready to bottom here. If you go back to the early 90’s the $2-3 range is   a major support level. While I don’t generally try to pick bottoms, there are   some signature price patterns and volume patterns that have proven to be very   profitable for catching sharp bounces.
How to trade Natural Gas

How to Trade Natural Gas – Daily Chart
The daily chart   shows a perfect waterfall sell off with the price of natural gas dropping to a   long term support level. This pattern combination shows panic selling which   indicates a short term bottom is close. 
The extreme panic selling and sharp decline in price, removes much of the down side risk. Scaling into a position over a few days, if the price continues to move lower, is important for this strategy to work its magic.
The black horizontal lines show my resistance levels for taking profits. If   the price were to drop below $10 then I would exit the second half of the   position to lock in the rest of the profit.
How to Trade UNG

How to Trade Commodities Conclusion:
  Trading commodities   is very simple with all the ETF’s and funds available. The energy funds like oil   and gas have some issues with following the prices of their underlying commodity   but I do not find it a problem with my style of trading.
I would really like to know the entire story about what is going on with the oil and nat gas funds which have crazy contango issues??? Why do other commodity funds like GLD (gold bullion) and SLV (silver bullion) not have these issues?? Why can’t they make a fund which follows oil and gas properly? All I know is that there are a lot of dishonest people in the financial industry taking honest hard working peoples money.
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