Category: Daily Call

Biting Into the Gap Pauses — For Now

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Go into some of the technical considerations from last week’s trade action in the Weekly section. Suffice to say, as expressed last week in the Daily’s the gap from January got gradually chewed up during the week. It still exists and would expect this to be closed during the month. Suggest working within the small trading range for June gas for now ($2.12-$2.34).

Major Support:, $1.595, $1.52-$1.511, $1.481, $1.312
Minor Support : $2.12, $2.00, $1.967- $1.94
Major Resistance: $2.168-$2.411 (gap), $2.26

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Additional Bites Into Gap

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The rally continued after the storage release with prices testing near term support only to rally and bite into the gap from January. Playing with length seems to be profitable – but care and respect should be given to the gap closing– should it occur. The bias continues to confirm the change but time will tell and the weekly close should provide my more information.

Major Support:, $1.595, $1.52-$1.511, $1.481, $1.312
Minor Support : $2.12, $2.00, $1.967- $1.94
Major Resistance: $2.168-$2.411 (gap), $2.26

Important Storage Release

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This week’s release of data is likely one of the last reports that will not have the effects of heat in TX, OK and the southern regions as temps head higher into the late spring and summer months. The timing, from a technical perspective, is very good as the market seems to be consolidating the gains from the end of April and should test the area from $2.12-$2.00, confirming the base zone.

Major Support:, $1.595, $1.52-$1.511, $1.481, $1.312
Minor Support : $2.12, $2.00, $1.967- $1.94
Major Resistance: $2.168-$2.411 (gap), $2.26

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May Be Building a Near Term Base

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Tight range yesterday– setting up for potentially more consolidation trade which will gather the break out potential. A consolidation process that breaks down will need to deal with the support area between $2.00-$1.90 that has already had several tests and failures.

Major Support:, $1.595, $1.52-$1.511, $1.481, $1.312
Minor Support : $2.00, $1.967- $1.94
Major Resistance: $2.148, $2.168-$2.411 (gap)

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A Little More of the Gap Close

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It looks like a small bite at a time as the market chews into the gap from last January. regardless of the bites the price action is different with the bias more positive, Build positions on retrace action but keep in mind, the overall trend remains bearish – though the current trade is more bullish.

Major Support:, $1.595, $1.52-$1.511, $1.481, $1.312
Minor Support : $2.00, $1.967- $1.94
Major Resistance: $2.148, $2.168-$2.411 (gap)

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Technically — A Bias Conversion

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Discuss the effects of last week’s trade in the Weekly section, but suffice to say, that was a bullish trend to trade during the week. Not sure we are going to close the gap from this Jan but they may try to chew into that gap.

Major Support:, $1.595, $1.52-$1.511, $1.481, $1.312
Minor Support : $2.00, $1.967- $1.94
Major Resistance: $2.148, $2.168-$2.411 (gap)

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Prices Remain Within June Range

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Mentioned in the Weekly earlier this week that the June contract would define its own range which it is and the current range (as in Weekly) remains $1.90-$2.15. As discussed this week will likely define the near term direction for bias.

Major Support:, $1.595, $1.52-$1.511, $1.481, $1.312
Minor Support :
Major Resistance: $1.94-$1.967, $2.00, $2.08, $2.148, $2.168-$2.411 (gap)

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Didn’t Like the Altitude

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Well, prices close above $2 but then spent yesterday retracing back under that key area. Problem for the bears is that prices didn’t collapse and rather found support above last week’s low for the June contract. Perhaps, that could be interpreted as a bullish divergence but would not take that to the bank. As mentioned yesterday — perhaps (as a trader), you need to take a time out and let the market define its intentions.

Major Support:, $1.595, $1.52-$1.511, $1.481, $1.312
Minor Support :
Major Resistance: $1.94-$1.967, $2.00, $2.08, $2.148, $2.168-$2.411 (gap)

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Rare Close Over $2

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A close above initial resistance is an interesting signal — the question will by how long does it hold the gains. Will this signal a bias change — this week will provide answers.

Major Support:, $1.595, $1.52-$1.511, $1.481, $1.312
Minor Support :
Major Resistance: $1.94-$1.967, $2.00, $3.00, $3.16, $3.48, $3.536, 3.59,

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Where We Going

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During 2024 the gas market has left several “expiration” gaps. “Expiration” gaps are not uncommon. What is uncommon is if/when they go unfilled for any significant length of time. There was one back on 12/28 after January went off the board premium to February. That gap was filled during February’s first day as prompt. The next one was a big one and remains open between $2.168 and $2.441. March failed after narrowing the gap about a nickel (signalling an excellent indication that much lower prices were in store). That the gap will likely be filled, but not right now. Since the gap that followed February expiration, there have been two others and now likely a third. The first two (after March and April expiration’s) were filled in the following monthly trade. On Monday, if June opens unchanged there will be a $.281/dt daily continuation expiration gap (between $1.628 and $1.909)–and a weekly continuation expiration gap between $1.848 and $1.907. Due to the timing of contract expiration’s there hasn’t been one of those for a while but a weekly of anything is more significant than daily. Expect both will be filled sooner rather than later.

Major Support:, $1.595, $1.52-$1.511, $1.481, $1.312
Minor Support :
Major Resistance: $1.94-$1.967, $2.00, $3.00, $3.16, $3.48, $3.536, 3.59,

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