Natural Gas (NG) is currently trading at $3.03 on the 1-hour chart. It recently broke below a rising trendline and both the 50 and 100 hour moving averages, and is now trading below all three. Currently, NG is attempting to find support near the $3.00 level. However, as the rising trendline has recently been broken, the 100 hour moving average has crossed below the 50 hour moving average, and the 50 hour moving average is below the 200 hour moving average, the recent price action shows that the market structure is bearish and further work is needed by buyers to change the overall trend.

Initially, I would expect resistance to be found near the $3.10 level. Above $3.10, expect additional resistance to be found near the $3.20 and $3.27 levels. As mentioned previously, further support is found near the $3.00 level, with additional support expected near the $2.95 and $2.86 levels.

Rising timeframes of lower trading volume have been dominated by the bearish trend, and the RSI has recently been trending lower. Until $3.10 is reclaimed, I expect further bearish price action. I would expect resistance to be found near the $3.20 level and support to be found near the $3.00 level. A move below $3.00 would open further bearish price action near the $2.86 and $2.95 levels.