Natural gas remained near a $2.82-$2.88 range on a five-hour chart as of the Sep. 14, 2026 update, with a price reference of $2.899 as it tested a resistance cluster. A technical review identified a dense resistance band around $2.906, where the SMA 50 and SuperTrend lines converge, and a broader $2.890-$2.906 zone that also included the 50% Fibonacci level and VWAP. The Ichimoku cloud zone was placed at $2.850-$2.890, while the level needed to hold above for a bullish continuation was $2.910.
Support was noted near $2.815, close to the SMA 200, and at the recent double-bottom low of $2.753. The double-bottom pattern was described as 80% built.
For a bullish breakout, the review listed an aggressive entry at $2.915 with a stop at $2.855 and a first target at $3.026, with a 1.85 risk/reward ratio and medium confidence. A conservative entry was set at $2.930 with the same stop and target, with a 1.61 risk/reward ratio and medium confidence.
On the bearish side, the review pointed to $2.890, where the VWAP and 50% Fibonacci level sit, as a reversal reference. An aggressive short entry was at $2.885 with a stop at $2.935 and a first target at $2.790, with a 1.90 risk/reward ratio and medium confidence. A conservative short entry was at $2.840 with the same stop and target, with a 2.37 risk/reward ratio and medium confidence.
