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A reclaim of the 50-Day MA was a sign of strength but the next target was hit at $3.58, followed by intraday signs of resistance. If demand can be retained, then natural gas looks likely to at least tap the 20-Day MA at $3.60 to test it as resistance. Moreover, the 20-Day line is declining and will likely converge with today\u2019s high at $3.58 soon.<\/p>\n
If the 20-Day line continues to fall, it risks dropping below the 50-Day MA. That would be a sign of weakness. As noted above, a daily closing price above the 50-Day line would show greater strength than a close below it. And a stronger close increases the chance that the 20-Day MA can be reclaimed as well.<\/p>\n
If the price area around the 50-Day MA continues to show signs of resistance, a bearish pullback to test support levels becomes a possibility. There are a couple key price levels to watch if that is the case. There is a minor swing low at $3.30 from last Friday, which is followed by a more significant swing low at $3.16.<\/p>\n
That $3.16 swing low is more significant given its importance to the rising trend structure of higher swing lows and higher swing highs. It is marked (C) as a prime component of the rising ABCD pattern. Also, notice the small rising trendline marking dynamic support rising from the $2.99 swing low (A). That line can be watched for initial signs of weakness. As it looks now, today\u2019s low at $3.43 can be used as a proxy for the trendline.<\/p>\n