Natural Gas ETF UNG Significant Low?
Commodities / Natural Gas Feb 02, 2009 - 11:58 AM GMT
The bull trap (failed upside breakout) above 19.00 on Friday was followed by a stair-step decline that pressed the US Natural Gas Fund ETF (UNG) to a new all-time low this morning at 17.76, which from my technical perspective either represents the conclusion of the entire downleg from the 1/06 recovery high at 25.83 -- ahead of the start of a powerful rally period -- OR initiation of a new downleg that will press the UNG towards 15.00.
Right now the vast weight of technical evidence leans towards the former scenario, which if accurate argues for a powerful rally to 20.00 and possibly 22.50-23.00 in the upcoming days. Critical resistance hovers at 19.00-19.30. If hurdled I will get confirmation that the UNG has established a very significant low.
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By Mike Paulenoff
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