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Cheniere Energy
LNG.US
Cheniere Energy, Inc., an energy infrastructure company, primarily engages in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) related businesses in the United States. The company owns and operates the Sabine Pass LNG terminal in Cameron Parish, Louisiana; and the Corpus Christi LNG terminal near Corpus Christi, Texas. It also owns and operates the Creole Trail pipeline, a 94-mile natural gas supply pipeline that interconnects the Sabine Pass LNG Terminal with several interstate and intrastate pipelines; and the Corpus Christi pipeline, a 21-mile natural gas supply pipeline that interconnects the Corpus Christi LNG terminal with interstate and intrastate natural gas pipelines. In addition, the company engages in the LNG and natural gas marketing business.
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15/12/2025 Update
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Oil and Gas Storage and TransportationIndustry
Industry Ranking15/70
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreA
    • ROE67.42%A
    • Profit Margin21.15%A
    • Gross Margin50.02%B
  • Growth ScoreB
    • Revenue YoY21.55%A
    • Net Profit YoY9.39%C
    • Total Assets YoY4.71%C
    • Net Assets YoY22.54%A
  • Cash ScoreB
    • Cash Flow Margin474.02%C
    • OCF YoY21.55%A
  • Operating ScoreC
    • Turnover0.43C
  • Debt ScoreE
    • Gearing Ratio74.59%E

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    Morning Trend | Cheniere Energy shrinks in volume and tests support, will a short-term rebound come?

    Cheniere Energy (LNG.US) has recently shown a slight downturn in its market performance, with the main trend gradually testing key support levels. However, a closer look at the recent intraday trading reveals that the main players are continuously engaging in low-level trading, and the signs of a short-term rebound are becoming increasingly apparent. There is a clear divergence of opinions in the community. Bulls believe that the recent recovery in natural gas prices may lead to an overall recovery in the energy sector, and Cheniere, benefiting from its performance and policies, is very likely to experience an unexpected rebound. On the other hand, bears focus on its technical weaknesses and the uncertainties in the broader environment, advocating for a wait-and-see approach after seeing gains. From a structural perspective: LNG has returned to the main support zone from September to November, and after the stock price has been consolidating between $172 and $174 for a long time, there has been an attempt to establish a bottom after hours today. If there is a quick increase in volume during the downward process and the price can stay above the $175 level for two consecutive days, short-term opportunities will quickly emerge. Technical details worth noting: MACD divergence is beginning to show signs, and the volume-price relationship is subtle; there are signs of a surprise attack from the main players, but the overall defensive atmosphere is still evident. As long as there is no violent sell-off, with the current level of activity from the main players, waiting for a large volume reversal candle will make it easy to follow the trend in the short term. My personal suggestion is not to engage in aggressive speculation in a weak market; instead, pay more attention to whether there are signs of a reversal after a "low volume" at low levels, combined with technical volume replenishment for entry. A breakout on the right side will be safer, and once the overall market atmosphere warms up, the rebound potential of Cheniere Energy is worth a shot

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    Morning Trend | Cheniere Energy experiences unusual surge, is there a short-term breakout opportunity?

    Cheniere Energy (LNG.US) has recently emerged as a standout in the energy sector amid increasing divergences, with significant movements from major players during trading, repeatedly testing previous resistance levels. FOMO sentiment within the community is gradually spreading, with some traders claiming "a breakout is coming." Over the past three days, trading volume has been gradually released, with short-term funds actively stepping in from below, and the willingness of major players to buy is quite evident. Short-term funds continue to pay attention to this unusual movement window. Especially yesterday, OPEC-related news stirred the energy market, and market-sensitive funds have quietly positioned themselves. The MACD indicator has turned positive, and prices are inching closer to the breakout threshold. The viewpoint of "breakout means a major rise" is rapidly spreading within the community, triggering bullish sentiment. However, it is important to note that the energy sector is highly volatile, and previous high point resistance remains. If the breakout fails, chasing high positions in the short term can easily lead to losses. In terms of operations, attention should be paid to whether intraday trading volume continues to show unusual movements; if volume drops sharply, it may be wise to wait or set stop-loss orders. If major players can continue to create space above the resistance platform, combined with favorable market conditions, a short-term major upward wave is worth looking forward to. Closely track key news, energy policy trends, and fund dynamics; when there are movements, it may be worth trying small positions, but do not overlook the risk of pullbacks

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