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Price of natural gas has been going down since mid-2008 (see weekly chart above). But this downtrend might soon be ending.
In the daily chart below, you will notice the bullish divergence between the price and the MACD lines. I would go long if the price breaks out above 4.500 and go short if price goes below 3.500.
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One way to invest in gas is through the ETF United States Gas Fund (ticker UNG), listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
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If UNG goes above 17.0, I will buy.
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