The Tape Is Always Right

The Nat-Gas futures contract for May (NGK23), needs to post above 2.383 soon (in the next day or so), or the contract is at risk of pressing to new lows.
We’ll look at the ETF proxy for nat-gas UNG, below, showing a Wyckoff up-thrust (downside reversal) condition.
As this post is being created (8:51 a.m., EST), the pre-market session shows the futures and UNG, oscillating about unchanged.
Natural Gas UNG, Daily

As with the upside reversal identified in the biotech sector (link here), we’re just reading the tape and acting accordingly (not advice, not a recommendation).
With that said, a trade was executed and closed in leveraged fund BOIL, with the following details:
BOIL Entry: 3.15
BOIL Exit: 3.45
Profit (Loss): 9.52%
The expectation was for a much larger profit.
However, price action is not behaving as if it’s in a strong up-trend. It’s even at risk of posting new lows as a result of the Up-Thrust condition noted above.
Meanwhile, biotech looks like it’s about ready to reverse.
Stay Tuned
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