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Irma now a Cat 2....loosing strength for now
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headed out at lunch to see my brother in Plano Texas
my daughter had a botox injection in her neck and head region by a doctor to ease some tension in her neck and head....ease head aches etc....
she began to have problems with breathing.....swelling of neck....dizzy spells....slurring of speech...she is a teacher
doctor never told her she could have those type of side affects
she called him back n told him of her problems
he put her to bed
I called my brother n told him I wasn't coming....had to stay here
wish doctor had told her about side affects
if she had been a boy woulda told him he was in rutting season....and go work it off.......lol
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understand......have never seen it so off balanced like that
odd after today
that that many traders would think it could go up Monday
I'm long for now
see how it plays out
stay there long enough it could come back around
almost 2 to 1 think will be bullish Monday
see how it goes
got me some UGAZ... 11.51 and 11.06
Monday will be interesting
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have never seen futures sentiment like this before
never seen bullish over 85 before
Natural Gas Futures....Bullish...146...Bearish....81
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have never seen futures sentiment like this before
never seen bullish over 85 before
Natural Gas Futures....Bullish...146...Bearish....81
almost 2 to 1 think will be bullish Monday
see how it goes
got me some UGAZ... 11.51 and 11.06
Monday will be interesting
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on the daily chart we may have a reverse H & S forming
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picked up some UGAZ 11.51
shall see how it goes
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may yet have more down draft
ng futures......2.93 could possibly be bottom line in the sand
as stated previously the bottom of the tails could create lower bottoms
top could be 3.10
no telling where it goes
but.....don't see where or why it runs higher at this time
latter is a different story
much latter
possibly wait till in morning n see what going to do
for short term trading over week end
may opt out completely....will see in morning
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believe could have been bottom
2.970 ish area
would possibly wait till tomorrow.....maybe tru Friday till get into UGAZ
watching for confirmation
don't like those tails back in August...28th = 2.85
Aug 31 = 2.91
shall see
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took my profit n setting on side lines for now
unless things change
out for now
gearing up for gun show this week
will be out rest of this week
will check in now n then to see how thins going
may get back in if see something interesting
l8r
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Off is how I had it
At assisted living center with mom
Took her to dentist and had 2 teeth extracted
Will need to stay with her for another 2 hours for her to heal up.
...stop bleeding
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Not at computer but looks close
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Safe Trading range appears to be
between the 50 and the 200 ma
On the daily chart
For now
Trades above and below them but appears to be safe within those numbers
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sold DGAZ @ 24.18
taking mom to doctor this morning
cash out
may have little more in it
profit is profit
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September 04, 2017, 2:53:49 PM EDT
Minneapolis, Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City will experience a sharp drop in temperature and humidity between Monday and Tuesday. Cities farther south and east such as Little Rock, Arkansas; Nashville, Tennessee; Atlanta and Houston will feel the drop a day later.
Air conditioners that may have been running the past few days can be shut off as the cooler air will allow for windows to be opened during the daytime.
The sharp change will force people to dig out clothes more appropriate for autumn, such as long-sleeve shirts, jackets and sweatshirts, especially during mornings and at night which will be quite chilly.
Temperatures will drop into the 40s at night across the northern Plains and Midwest and will fall into the 50s across the Deep South.
Some cities across the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and into the Southeast could even challenge record lows during a couple nights this week
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guess depends on when or if a cool formation comes down to meet it
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investing.com - U.S. natural gas futures started the week on the back foot on Monday, as traders began to react to the reality that higher summer demand for the commodity is coming to an end.
Demand for natural gas tends to rise in the summer months as warmer temperatures increase the need for gas-fired electricity to power air conditioning.
But with autumn due to start on September 22, power burns to feed air conditioning demand have probably peaked for now, market analysts said.
U.S. natural gas for October delivery was at $3.039 per million British thermal units by 8:25AM ET (1225GMT), down 3.1 cents, or around 1%.
It rose about 6.2% last week as energy markets weighed what the impact of storm system Harvey will be on supply and demand.
Trade volumes were expected to remain light on Monday, with many investors in the U.S. away for the Labor Day holiday. Trading in natural gas ends at 1:00PM ET (1700GMT), while U.S. stock markets are closed for trading all day.
Summer heat has waned and cooler temperatures beckon with the approach of autumn, when gas demand typically slackens and prices fall.
Total natural gas in storage currently stands at 3.155 trillion cubic feet, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, around 7.0% lower than levels at this time a year ago and less than 1.0% above the five-year average for this time of year.
Early market expectations for this week's storage data due on Thursday is for a build in a range between 58 and 67 billion cubic feet in the week ended September 1.
That compares with a gain of 30 billion cubic feet in the preceding week, a build of 36 billion a year earlier and a five-year average rise of 58 billion cubic feet.
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investing.com - U.S. natural gas futures started the week on the back foot on Monday, as traders began to react to the reality that higher summer demand for the commodity is coming to an end.
Demand for natural gas tends to rise in the summer months as warmer temperatures increase the need for gas-fired electricity to power air conditioning.
But with autumn due to start on September 22, power burns to feed air conditioning demand have probably peaked for now, market analysts said.
U.S. natural gas for October delivery was at $3.039 per million British thermal units by 8:25AM ET (1225GMT), down 3.1 cents, or around 1%.
It rose about 6.2% last week as energy markets weighed what the impact of storm system Harvey will be on supply and demand.
Trade volumes were expected to remain light on Monday, with many investors in the U.S. away for the Labor Day holiday. Trading in natural gas ends at 1:00PM ET (1700GMT), while U.S. stock markets are closed for trading all day.
Summer heat has waned and cooler temperatures beckon with the approach of autumn, when gas demand typically slackens and prices fall.
Total natural gas in storage currently stands at 3.155 trillion cubic feet, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, around 7.0% lower than levels at this time a year ago and less than 1.0% above the five-year average for this time of year.
Early market expectations for this week's storage data due on Thursday is for a build in a range between 58 and 67 billion cubic feet in the week ended September 1.
That compares with a gain of 30 billion cubic feet in the preceding week, a build of 36 billion a year earlier and a five-year average rise of 58 billion cubic feet.
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use this link....go to Global
then click ECNWF
go to hour 144 and then go to hour 216
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=gfs®ion=us&pkg=mslp_wind&runtime=2017090406&fh=-72
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Texas Natural Gas Flowed and Continues to Flow Uninterrupted throughout Hurricane Harvey
Sep 01, 2017,
Texas is #3 in the world in natural gas production, and throughout the storm, pipeline operators have provided an uninterrupted supply to all affected areas. Pipeline integrity provided Texas with the ability to use natural gas to produce power, cook, generate hot water and provide transportation fuel to light and heavy duty vehicles across the state.
The State of Texas has over 150 natural gas stations that have had supply throughout the event. The price is extremely stable and no shortages have been reported. Freedom CNG, for example, was fueling METRO transit buses, Houston Distributing Trucks, Waste Corporation garbage trucks, AT&T service vehicles and many other fleets right here in Houston. When the power went out, on-site back-up generators ensured that our customers would receive critical fuel for their vehicles. Our hats are off to Texas natural gas producers and pipeline companies for keeping Texas' clean fuel flowing to all.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/gas-bright-spot-texas-natural-gas-flowed-and-continues-to-flow-uninterrupted-throughout-hurricane-harvey-300513224.html
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gas lines tend to be underground and virtually impervious to hurricanes.
Sep 2, 2017, 12:01 AM
Natural gas distribution utilities say gas lines tend to be underground and virtually impervious to hurricanes. Cheniere also buys all of its natural gas using a number of different pipelines that ship natural gas from both regional sources and those east of the Rocky Mountains. The diversity of supply helps to ensure that it can meet customers' export demands even if there are outages.
"As a result, Cheniere is expected to become one of the largest buyers of natural gas in the U.S. once all of the trains are operational," the company's website said.
The terminal is rated to withstand hurricane force winds up to 150 miles per hour, and 180 mph gusts, and is rated to withstand storm surge.
It added: "We have built a world class operation to advantageously acquire feedstock for the terminal. Our gas procurement business has secured long-term transportation capacity on many pipelines to ensure reliable gas deliverability and diverse access to multiple producing basins. We have also entered into several supply arrangements to purchase natural gas from suppliers at prices discounted to applicable market indices."
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/trumps-natural-gas-vision-may-prove-impervious-to-harvey/article/2633249
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From a midstream perspective, it’s too early to assess Harvey’s impact but most pipelines run underground and “should therefore not have material damage except where exposed, such as near river crossings,” according to Goldman. “Some midstream operators have preventatively shut-in gas/NGL/crude pipelines...but most have continued to run.”
gasoline refineries are a different matter.....they have been affected.....most are shut in
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SH....here are a few interesting SA articles
In this article Forbes gave no mention of shortage of natural gas
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=134276100
yet here SA says
Hurricane Harvey could well cut more natural gas production for a more extended period of time than any hurricane in recent memory
Summary
Natural gas production could be lost for weeks, or even months, from the devastating impact of Hurricane Harvey.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=134207321
Here SA reports:
Harvey could impact LNG shipments on a short-term basis.
Only to find out Chenergie has no interuptions in Houston area nor in Lake Charles area.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=134236906
Here is an interesting fact from SA
Harvey also had a noticeable impact on natural gas exports - particularly LNG and pipeline exports to Mexico. According to Marine Traffic data, not a single vessel has departed from Sabine Pass since Aug. 23. We have also calculated that exports to Mexico were down some 50% from the recent peak. Overall, total exports fell almost 20% WoW and were down some 5% YoY.
Celsius Energy reported Sabine Pass is down in export for 8 of last 11 weeks......11th smallest weekly tally in the last 6 months.
According to this graph by CelsiusEnergy the drop in exports began around 7-30
Some very interesting facts.....from different perspectives
I guess you can draw your own conclusions from the articles
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Texas Natural Gas Flowed and Continues to Flow Uninterrupted throughout Hurricane Harvey
Our oil production platforms and refineries have been negatively impacted by Harvey causing fuel shortages and price increases across Texas and beyond. But there is a huge bright spot: Texas natural gas abundance, durability and usability. Texas is #3 in the world in natural gas production, and throughout the storm, pipeline operators have provided an uninterrupted supply to all affected areas. Pipeline integrity provided Texas with the ability to use natural gas to produce power, cook, generate hot water and provide transportation fuel to light and heavy duty vehicles across the state.
The State of Texas has over 150 natural gas stations that have had supply throughout the event. The price is extremely stable and no shortages have been reported. Freedom CNG, for example, was fueling METRO transit buses, Houston Distributing Trucks, Waste Corporation garbage trucks, AT&T service vehicles and many other fleets right here in Houston. When the power went out, on-site back-up generators ensured that our customers would receive critical fuel for their vehicles. Our hats are off to Texas natural gas producers and pipeline companies for keeping Texas' clean fuel flowing to all.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/gas-bright-spot-texas-natural-gas-flowed-and-continues-to-flow-uninterrupted-throughout-hurricane-harvey-300513224.html
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On the road.... they r coming from Texas staying at Louisiana disaster shelters
Texas hard t find gas
Not so here
No interruptions
Got some Dgaz 22.45
Edit....
Someone missed the boat yesterday by selling NG futures contracts way to early
Something like 10k contracts went tru
They must be kicking themselves right now
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Doesn't look good
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Am still watching
u notice 10:40 and then 13:25
u could be ok.......shall see
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watching for entry into D
got out of D early this morning
my brother lives in Plano, Tx
looked for gas and found at Sams
other locations were out
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appears we are in a trading range
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DEMAND for natural gas
US gas exports to Mexico remain about 0.9 Bcf/d, or 20%, below the month-to-date average prior to the storm. Exports on Wednesday averaged 3.5 Bcf/d compared with a month-to-date average of 4.3 Bcf/d and a maximum of 4.5 Bcf/d August 2, according to Platts Analytics' data. Exports to Mexico hit a summer low of 2.9 Bcf/d Saturday, when Harvey disrupted supply availability and pipeline transportation in South Texas.
US gas demand is down 3 Bcf/d from the month-to-date average prior to the storm and is down 4.5 Bcf/d from August 2016 levels. Gas demand from power generation is down about 3.8 Bcf/d from the month-to-date average prior to the storm to about 30.6 Bcf/d Wednesday. Power burn in Texas alone is 2.4 Bcf/d, or 41%, below the month-to-date average. Southeast region power burn is 1.4 Bcf/d, or 13%, below the month-to-date average prior to the storm.
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