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Trade of The Day – NATGAS

Trade of The Day – NATGAS

Facts:

  • RSI (14) reached a level of 35,4 points.
  • U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance stated in the media that negotiations with Iran “ended in failure.”

Recommendation:

  • Trade: Long position on NATGAS at market price
  • Take Profit: 3.5
  • Stop Loss: 2.4

NATGAS (D1)

Source: xStation5

Opinion:

The shortage of hydrocarbons in the global market, related to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, has remained unchanged since the beginning of the conflict. According to official statements, peace negotiations between representatives of Iran and the U.S. ended in failure. The market seems to be underestimating the scale of the shortages. In this context, NATGAS is at multi-month lows, with significant potential for an upward corrective move. It is worth remembering that Qatar, located on the “closed” side of the strait, accounts for approx. 30% of total global production, and part of the extraction infrastructure has been damaged.

Methodology and assumptions:

The recommendation is based on technical analysis and the geopolitical context. The target level was set using FIBO levels (38.2 and 50) and EMA moving averages (50, 100, 200). The Stop Loss level was set based on the risk-to-reward ratio and the FIBO level (78.6)

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