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Natural gas futures Simple Moving Average (SMA) Prediction (NG, MNG)

LiveCharts.AI predicts the next 30 bars of the Simple Moving Average (SMA) for natural gas futures — NG and MNG — on every timeframe. This page records how those predictions compared with what the Simple Moving Average (SMA) actually did. Every number below is from predictions whose whole path has already happened.

A recent 15-minute Simple Moving Average (SMA) prediction vs what happened

3.143.123.11■ Simple Moving Average (SMA) prediction made Oct 6, 2:00 PM ET■ What NG's Simple Moving Average (SMA) actually did

Made Oct 6, 2:00 PM ET with NG's Simple Moving Average (SMA) at 3.11: the prediction said it would be higher 3 hours later (3.12). It was at 3.12 — the direction the prediction called.

How often the Simple Moving Average (SMA) prediction calls the direction

Measured onDirection rightEdgePredictions
15-minute chart, 3 hours ahead74% (NG) · 74% (MNG)+4% vs a simple guess300

"Direction right" = the Simple Moving Average (SMA) ended up above or below its starting value, as predicted. "Edge" compares it with a simple guess (the indicator keeps moving the way it was moving). Only finished predictions; re-measured every day.

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