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Will look at it again this evening or tomorrow
Like to see settle out first
Shall see what looks like
Edit..... for reversal would look around 11.50 ish
Edit..... what was the Thursday report on storage
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Out working
Not at computer
This morning believe they took out stops losses and then ran it
On sidelines right now
Little trick to remember.... moves to and away from 30MA
Seems to always come back to it
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dropped n popped
time of post was 2.908
dropped to 2.896 and popped to 2.930
will it get to 2.98
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headed lower fight now
would like to see 2.84 ish
not in right now
edit.....
in a fight to hold it up
not sure they will win this one
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could have bought when natty was 2.890
but didn't
now at 2.908
UGAZ......... think was around 10.06
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I’m out on road
It high around where I had sell order in at
Grrrhhhhhhhhh
will check before closing to see if want to get back in
Not sure right now
Tomorrow could be bad news for natty
Don’t like getting in middle of run
Shall see
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thinking of getting back in
will wait
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shoulda stayed in
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Yep
USA is gearing up to sell LNG world wide
Going against Arab countries as well as Russia
Gonna gets interesting
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Chevron starts LNG production at Wheatstone Train 1
Chevron (CVX +1.1%) says it has started producing liquefied natural gas at its Wheatstone project in Western Australia and plans to ship its first cargo in the coming weeks.
CVX originally had hoped to start exporting from Train 1 of the $34B Wheatstone project in the middle of this year; Train 2 is expected to be brought onstream in 6-8 months, which will take the project up to its full capacity of 8.9M metric tons/year of LNG.
"Together with Wheatstone, several new LNG trains such as Yamal LNG, Cove Point and Train 4 from Sabine Pass will ramp up or start up production by year-end, [which] will sow the seeds for strong production through winter 2017-18, pushing the market into increasing overcapacity as we move into the summer of 2018,” says Nicholas Browne, head of Asia gas and power research at Wood Mackenzie, who expects prices to dip below $6/MMBtu once winter is over.
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I got out at 10.04
Lost $ 30.00
Headed out to work
Don’t trust report this Thursday
I’m out 4 now
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Thanks that is some good info
Need to plug that into future prices 4 LNG
need bounce soon
Been quite few days of red
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2 tankers docked at Sabine Pass
2 lining up for next week
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appears to be exhausting longs
taking out stop losses
should be near bottom
should is operative word.....should
appears to have double tapped bottom from Friday
does it hold
shall see
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They did...we got warm weather
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they made this prediction last year
we got warm weather
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La Niña May Develop By Fall or Winter, NOAA Says; Here's What That Could Mean
La Niña conditions are becoming more possible by fall or winter 2017-2018.
These conditions may play a role in conditions this winter in the U.S.
La Niña is now increasingly possible in the next few months, according to a new report released by NOAA, and may have some impacts on weather in the United States in the fall and winter.
A majority of the models in the IRI/CPC suite of Niño-3.4 predictions favor ENSO-neutral through the Northern Hemisphere 2017-18 winter [Fig. 6]. However, the most recent predictions from the NCEP Climate Forecast System (CFSv2) and the North American Multi-Model Ensemble (NMME) indicate the formation of La Niña as soon as the Northern Hemisphere fall 2017 [Fig. 7]. Forecasters favor these predictions in part because of the recent cooling of surface and sub-surface temperature anomalies, and also because of the higher degree of forecast skill at this time of year. In summary, there is an increasing chance (~55-60%) of La Niña during the Northern Hemisphere fall and winter 2017-18
http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/analysis_monitoring/enso_advisory/ensodisc.shtml
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La Niña May Develop By Fall or Winter, NOAA Says; Here's What That Could Mean
La Niña conditions are becoming more possible by fall or winter 2017-2018.
These conditions may play a role in conditions this winter in the U.S.
La Niña is now increasingly possible in the next few months, according to a new report released by NOAA, and may have some impacts on weather in the United States in the fall and winter.
A majority of the models in the IRI/CPC suite of Niño-3.4 predictions favor ENSO-neutral through the Northern Hemisphere 2017-18 winter [Fig. 6]. However, the most recent predictions from the NCEP Climate Forecast System (CFSv2) and the North American Multi-Model Ensemble (NMME) indicate the formation of La Niña as soon as the Northern Hemisphere fall 2017 [Fig. 7]. Forecasters favor these predictions in part because of the recent cooling of surface and sub-surface temperature anomalies, and also because of the higher degree of forecast skill at this time of year. In summary, there is an increasing chance (~55-60%) of La Niña during the Northern Hemisphere fall and winter 2017-18
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2017-2018 Winter outlook
Farmers' Almanac released a similar prediction for most of the country earlier this year in their 2018 winter outlook. The guide also flagged certain dates to expect heavy rain and snowfall along the Atlantic Seaboard this winter: January 20-23, February 4-7, February 16-19, March 1-3, and March 20-23.
Enjoy that apple cider for now. Pretty soon, you'll be trading it in for a pair of gloves and a snow shovel.
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2017-2018 Winter outlook
Farmers' Almanac released a similar prediction for most of the country earlier this year in their 2018 winter outlook. The guide also flagged certain dates to expect heavy rain and snowfall along the Atlantic Seaboard this winter: January 20-23, February 4-7, February 16-19, March 1-3, and March 20-23.
Enjoy that apple cider for now. Pretty soon, you'll be trading it in for a pair of gloves and a snow shovel.
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Prepare to Bundle Up: Winter 2017 & 2018 Is Going to Be Unusually Cold
according to AccuWeather
In the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions, people can expect a colder winter than last year, and these dropping temps could lead to an above-average amount of snowfall. New York and Boston, in particular, should be prepared for more snow than usual because early predictions have called for 6 inches above normal, according to AccuWeather.
The Plains should brace for subzero temperatures (as in, minus 30°F), which are predicted to make an appearance on a regular basis. The Rockies and the Northwest should prepare for an abundance of snowfall thanks to a weak La Niña that may form. La Niña marks an irregularly cold weather pattern caused by cold ocean temperatures in the Pacific. As of now, there is up to a 60 percent chance that La Niña will develop this fall or winter, Weather.com reports.
So overall: lots of snow, and lots of frigid temps.
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Prepare to Bundle Up: Winter 2017 & 2018 Is Going to Be Unusually Cold
according to AccuWeather
In the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions, people can expect a colder winter than last year, and these dropping temps could lead to an above-average amount of snowfall. New York and Boston, in particular, should be prepared for more snow than usual because early predictions have called for 6 inches above normal, according to AccuWeather.
The Plains should brace for subzero temperatures (as in, minus 30°F), which are predicted to make an appearance on a regular basis. The Rockies and the Northwest should prepare for an abundance of snowfall thanks to a weak La Niña that may form. La Niña marks an irregularly cold weather pattern caused by cold ocean temperatures in the Pacific. As of now, there is up to a 60 percent chance that La Niña will develop this fall or winter, Weather.com reports.
So overall: lots of snow, and lots of frigid temps.
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we used to have a chicken coup at my grand maws
we were careful about reaching into the nests and pulling a snake out of the nest instead of eggs
brings back great memories
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This could be good for us
Shall see...what happens Monday opening
Or
Trading closed 4 Columbus Day
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Is that a dog kennel
If so awesome
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appears could have bottomed
looking back to 11-10-16......2.857 was bottom
2.856 was bottom Friday
we got in early
but
should be good for bounce
back to.....say 2.98.....would be reverse H & S formation here
could may go to 3.01....maybe.....may need catalyst to get there
or beyond
the box traders could take it further up
if they wanted to
go to 1yrD chart and we are at bottom of channel
top of channel is 3.45 area
need a catalyst.....Trump n North Korea
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no I don't know of anything right now
will check around n let you know if find something
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Nate could be the third hurricane to hit the US mainland in six weeks. Hurricanes Harvey and Irma tore through some coastal states, killing dozens and destroying thousands of properties
My prayers go out to New ORLEANS area
They have been pummeled with rain from Hurricanes
the ground is saturated with moisture
where will the rain go to ??????
that could be why the national guard has been called out to work the levey system
to make sure the leveys work
LORD knows they DON'T need another Katrina flooding of New Orleans
When Harvey hit they had to shut in Gas systems to make sure there could be no damage to them
The quick-moving storm Nate was expected to bring sustained winds of 90 mph and could make landfall around Plaquemines Parish in Louisiana, southeast of New Orleans. That's near where Hurricane Katrina, which devastated New Orleans and the Mississippi Gulf Coast, made landfall in 2005.
Strong winds expected
The storm's reach will be wide, CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said, with strong winds affecting population centers from New Orleans to Panama City, Florida. Biloxi, Mississippi, could experience gusts of 100 mph
Nate could drop 3 to 6 inches of rain, with 10 inches possible in some areas, from the central Gulf Coast north across the Deep South, the eastern Tennessee Valley and the southern Appalachians through Monday, the hurricane center said. Flash flooding is a danger.
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Nate could be the third hurricane to hit the US mainland in six weeks. Hurricanes Harvey and Irma tore through some coastal states, killing dozens and destroying thousands of properties
My prayers go out to New ORLEANS area
They have been pummeled with rain from Hurricanes
the ground is saturated with moisture
where will the rain go to ??????
that could be why the national guard has been called out to work the levey system
to make sure the leveys work
LORD knows they DON'T need another Katrina flooding of New Orleans
When Harvey hit they had to shut in Gas systems to make sure there could be no damage to them
The quick-moving storm Nate was expected to bring sustained winds of 90 mph and could make landfall around Plaquemines Parish in Louisiana, southeast of New Orleans. That's near where Hurricane Katrina, which devastated New Orleans and the Mississippi Gulf Coast, made landfall in 2005.
Strong winds expected
The storm's reach will be wide, CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said, with strong winds affecting population centers from New Orleans to Panama City, Florida. Biloxi, Mississippi, could experience gusts of 100 mph
Nate could drop 3 to 6 inches of rain, with 10 inches possible in some areas, from the central Gulf Coast north across the Deep South, the eastern Tennessee Valley and the southern Appalachians through Monday, the hurricane center said. Flash flooding is a danger.
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Winter Watch:......by Myslef
Snow cast: Interactive Snow Cast; scroll to the bottom of this page, pass your mouse across the days: "light/dark blue"
http://www.weatherstreet.com/Snowstorm.htm
Mode: Air, Height: Sfc, Overlay: Temperature
https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/overlay=temp/orthographic=-100.21,48.98,500
180hr Weather forecast Global Jet Stream Wind and 250 mb Pressure. Animated loop
http://www.stormsurfing.com/cgi/display_alt.cgi?a=glob_250
Forecast
Side by Side: [Choose Chart Type] [Choose Chart Type]
................[Nth Hemisphere H500] & [Stratoshperic Temperature 30hpa]
Click: [Animation]
Click: [View Previous Run] ...if data is updating:
http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=nwdc;sess=
Latest Snow & Ice US Canada
US Current Temperatures
NOAA GOES-COMPOSITE – Water Vapor Loop
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back up it went
would like to think we hit bottom
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yes....some times it'z not that u hit bottom n sold at top
but
you bought near bottom and sold near the top
and....made a profit
you made a profit is the main thing
I quit day trading.....lost way to much $$$$$ day trading
it was fun.....very much so
but
you can't hit it every time....if they say they do they are lying
no one is that good.....not even me.....lol
best of luck my friend
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We all been there done that
As long as u turn profit
Can’t hit exact highs or lows all the time
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You could have made another $ 1.00 off it
way it goes
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Hope ur holding ur D 4 now
My U not looking so good 4 now
Will have to hold over weekend
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rinse....wash....repeat
repeat....rinse....wash
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8:39 and 8:40 were mirror moves
near same sells as buys.....during that time frame
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the 111 k contracts ....long
could be we move upward on low volume
as long as no selling
buyer group came in at 7 and 7:45
large blocks bought long contracts
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just had 108 k contracts long
long as volume holds....no sell offs
we should be good
watch for negative volume
edit....
even though negative move.....no volume
moved down on vapor
edit .... 2
when market opens see if buyers come in at these low prices
see if holds
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just got some....@ 10.27
big spike in volume
see if hold up
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dropped below my price
long as 2.88 holds we should be good
have to head out to work....so got in little early
see if hold here
62k.....68k...52k contracts moved......lotsa volume
trying hold it up
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