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Natty Gas Long

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at a brand new aggressive long signal on Natty Gas. Now heads up, as far as Natty Gas goes, Natty Gas and I do not get along. But I know the way that I trade is an acquired taste, it’s not for everyone. And this is a valid signal on Natty Gas so if you like Natty Gas or if you’ve never traded it and you want to trade an ETF there’s going to be one of those out there. It has an aggressive one day bar above the cloud and the lagging line is going with it right now which is a good sign. It’s probably going to creep up like $266 and it could potentially go all the way like $291 so I just want to make you aware of that. It’s Natty gas has an aggressive long set-up if you’re into trading Natty gas. Mark Helweg is doing a special webinar on ‘’How to Take Minnow Risk to Target Whale Profits.’’ That happens Wednesday at 8PM EST. I will HYPERLINK you to this registration form. Good luck. Hope it helps. See you on the next video. Hubert.  

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