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31/05 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Energy
Unit:  1 Mmbtu
  • Prev. Close: 2.572
  • Open: 2.566
  • Day's Range: 2.518 - 2.624
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Texas , Arizona and California CDDs above everage will in the eastern USA CDDs will be much below everage , as well as in the northern tier some HDDs might increase !!
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Temperatures are very different , the west and the southern tier very hot above normal but midwest , ohio valley , mid atlantic and northern east much below normal !! Price will pump and dump daytime many times next 10 days !!
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Big volatility next week !! Range from 2.477 $ to 2.76 $ !! Shall sell the spike and buy the deep !!
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Carefull in buying the spikes !! Wait the high above 2.72 $ to start opening shorts !! If you wanna scalp wait moment in witch will be clear the dayli trend movement !!
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we are entering in bullish zone if we trust the indicators.
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Short Range Forecast Discussion NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 325 AM EDT Sun Jun 02 2024 Valid 12Z Sun Jun 02 2024 - 12Z Tue Jun 04 2024 ...Excessive Rainfall and Severe Thunderstorms possible over portions of the Great Plains and Mississippi Valley... ...Heavy to Excessive Rainfall possible across parts of the Northwest through Monday... ...Increasing Excessive Heat threat over parts of California, Nevada and Arizona...
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what would be the impact on NG price ?? kindly advice
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Heat waves across the globe have stirred the Power Demand (For Air Conditioning and other utilities) which is very positive for Natural Gas. Based on my opinion hotter than expected weather is bullish for Natural Gas.
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Forcast turned cooler on Saturday especially in the east where most of the US population is located
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In that case Natural Gas will be used for heating purposes. its a win win situation
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$2.5 has proven itself as a low end temporary resistance. $3 will act as our upper end resistance. Lots of money to be made if we ping pong here like we did between $1.5 - $2.00. Ng trading is all about range recognition.
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Key word is “temporary” And I think you mean to say 2.5 is support
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winning a zero-sum game, pumping and dumping not required
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Sell c us is obviously short. Real s/d data shows last week was a 67 bcf injection, not 82 bcf. Everyone who has followed his lead has to be broke by now. BTW, eia just released it’s MARCH “consumption by end use” data and it was at least 1/2 bcf/d better than the originally reported. “Same story different day”. I’m tellin’ ya’….. those who believe sell c us and eia are here to help you are seriously in trouble.
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Below is the names selected for storms in the Atlantic Basin during the 2024 hurricane season. Alberto Beryl Chris Debby Ernesto Francine Gordon Helene Isaac Joyce Kirk Leslie Milton Nadine Oscar Patty Rafael Sara Tony Valeria William The World Meteorological Organization maintains rotating lists of names for each of 10 tropical cyclone basins. In the Atlantic, for instance, tropical cyclones receive names in alphabetical order, and women’s and men’s names are alternated. The Atlantic list covers just 21 letters of the alphabet, as it is difficult to find enough appropriate names that start with Q, U, X, Y, and Z. In very active hurricane seasons, there may be more named storms than there are names on the primary list. When that occurs, rather than using Greek letters—as the WMO has in the past—the organization uses a new list of supplemental storm names.
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