natty not moving off future weather.....demand is higher
appears residential moved the needle.....from last weeks demand
U.S. natural gas consumption - Gas Week: (10/26/17 - 11/1/17)


EIA says demand is higher

Total demand
78.5 as of 11-1-17
69.8 last week
71.8 last year

https://www.eia.gov/naturalgas/weekly/#tabs-supply-2

future weather is warmer
no tankers in Sabine Pass Port
closest is 1650 Miles away
future demand appears to be lower



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http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/19/us/winter-outlook/index.html





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On road putting out gun show signs

Natty runs on fumes....tanks on good news
More and More believe manipulated towards oil companies
Celsius with all their research gets injection wrong
Go figure
Their portfolio is up over 20% for the year but only
Up barely 1 % for 30 days
Unbelievable
We do better than that n were not professionals

Go figure

ps...way to busy to be trading

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could possibly get to 2.985 ish
top of channel......back down to 2.77 ish bottom of channel

does it break out soon
warm weather coming
see no reason for break out
other than black box



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agreed what a crock......painted by the black boxes
the bog oil companies paint this one the way they need it to go
in order to sell natty to foreign countries

what a crock....in cash 4 now
way to busy with construction bus. and gun show bus.


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D could get bounce off 30.00 ish

back down for natty

so
appears U could go up to 8.87 and back down


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tru Nov 9th warm weather expectations....European maps


https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=ecmwf®ion=us&pkg=z500a&runtime=2017103100&fh=48&xpos=0&ypos=218.39999389648438




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Natural Gas Futures Fall on Forecasts for Less Heating Demand

Investing.com - Natural gas futures started the week on a downbeat note on Monday, as traders reacted to bearish weather forecasts for most parts of the United States over the next two weeks, that should lead to a dip in heating demand......etc......Market participants looked ahead to this week's storage data due on Thursday, which is expected to show a build in a range between 60 and 70 billion cubic feet (bcf) in the week ended October 27.
That compares with a gain of 64 bcf in the preceding week, a build of 54 bcf a year earlier and a five-year average rise of 60 bcf.
Total natural gas in storage currently stands at 3.710 trillion cubic feet (tcf), according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. That figure is 189 bcf, or around 4.8%, lower than levels at this time a year ago and 46 bcf, or roughly 1.2%, below the five-year average for this time of year.

https://www.investing.com/news/commodities-news/natural-gas-futures-fall-on-forecasts-for-less-heating-demand-760126






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natty switches over to the January contract NGF18.....November 27th at 20% per day for 5 days




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natty Settlement dates

http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/energy/natural-gas/natural-gas_product_calendar_futures.html




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Prime time for natty to be bought by foreign entities
Sold by owners of natty in the ground
Oil companies

appears the rising prices are in favor to the oil companies
Selling off to day traders with very little changes in price
In cash for now


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natty switches over to the January contract.....November 7th I believe at 20% per day for 5 days




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natty rolled over.....2.960
probably down it goes
back fill the gap





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Looking at NG glad I got out

In cash 4 now


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In cash 4 now


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Yes futures
Guys on investing.com r playing both sides

Nuts if u ask me

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could have further down draft

shall see
watching

my if it is going up.....I think you should be buying UGAZ
if you think it is going down.....DGAZ

all those who are buying both sides of futures contractrs
to me it makes it stand still
negates the move
don't get it
it wither goes up.....or it goes down

are they trying to stop the wild swings.....??????


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looking at the Dec contract
just hit 2.95

see if it holds

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may have something to do with natty being so high
looking at coal usage is now high
overtaking natty and nuke
stock piles of natty in ground
read some where they have more natty than customers
one commentator said
not sure about that..shipping 2 tankers a week outa Sabine Pass

natty = 23.3 %
nuke = 23.3 %
coal = 24.8 %

prices are to high for natty when coal usage rises like that
don't u think

glad I bailed U
in cash tight now
natty could get to 2.76 ish.....watching

edit....
if 2.76 fails
2.5 is could be in cards
could get real ugly

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Not sure weather pushing natty

Cold this week and neutral storage report
r they fixing the reports


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been trading in this range for some time
believe could break out soon
been there too long


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sold 9.95
could go down from here
not taking any more chance

will be out most of day
check back in time to time




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The U.S. Energy Information Administration said in its weekly report that natural gas storage in the U.S. rose by 64 billion cubic feet in the week ended October 20, while analysts had forecast an increase of 65 billion.
After the release, natural gas for delivery in November on the New York Mercantile Exchange lost 2.2 cents, or about 0.75%, to trade at $2.897 per million British thermal units by 10:33AM ET (14:33GMT).
Futures had been declining by 2.9 cents, or 0.99%, at $2.890 prior to the release of the supply data.
That compared with a build of 51 billion cubic feet (bcf) in the preceding week and represented a decline of 189 billion from a year earlier and was 46 bcf below the five-year average.



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have been down 2 k ......woke up next morning
and up 6 k




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appears still in trading range

headed out this morning putting out signs
for GS

edit.....
if this doesn't hold
could go down to 2.90


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Export of natty may now have more to do with storage than weather

Export of natty may now have more to do with storage than weather

not moving like normally does

does it bottom out
will be out most of day
putting out signs for gun show

will hold over night
till relewse of news on storage

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yes there are a lot who have their own agenda
just like it is here
u have to figure out who is out to miss-lead you for their bennefit

why you need to know what ur doing when trading natty
or
any other stocks
way to many peeps out there


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nice move





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Trying to
Tomorrow is report day


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GAP is closed



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Investing is whacked......no futures contract till 2029
no spot
still trading on Nov contracts

TOS is correct

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Celsius Builds projections Nov 10 = - 2 BCF

Wend morning projections

Oct 27 = + 59 BCF
Nov 3 = + 17 BCF
Nov 10 = - 2 BCF


Tuesday Projections

Oct 27 = + 60 BCF
Nov 3 = + 19 BCF
Nov 10 = - 1 BCF

Monday Projections were

Celsius injection Forecasts
Oct 27...... + 61 BCF
Nov 3 ..... + 27 BCF
Nov 10 ..... 0 BCF


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Celsius Builds projections Nov 10 = - 2 BCF

Wend morning projections

Oct 27 = + 59 BCF
Nov 3 = + 17 BCF
Nov 10 = - 2 BCF


Tuesday Projections

Oct 27 = + 60 BCF
Nov 3 = + 19 BCF
Nov 10 = - 1 BCF

Monday Projections were

Celsius injection Forecasts
Oct 27...... + 61 BCF
Nov 3 ..... + 27 BCF
Nov 10 ..... 0 BCF


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are we looking like Aug
sure would be nice if we did

pop....n...drop
pop...n...drop

base appears to be higher
if it holds

shall see

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Cooler temperatures will return during the second half of this week across the east-central U.S. through the weekend after trending warmer last week.
Looking further ahead, weather systems with cooler than normal temperatures will linger across the northern and eastern U.S. through the first week of November.
Bullish speculators are betting that the cold weather will increase early-winter demand for the heating fuel. The heating season from November through March is the peak demand period for U.S. gas consumption

Total natural gas in storage currently stands at 3.646 trillion cubic feet (tcf), according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. That figure is 179 bcf, or around 4.9%, lower than levels at this time a year ago and 35 bcf, or roughly 1%, below the five-year average for this time of year.
Analysts estimated the amount of gas in storage would end the April-October injection season at 3.8 tcf due primarily to higher liquefied natural gas shipments abroad. That would fall short of the year-earlier record of 4.0 tcf and the five-year average of 3.9 tcf.

CelsiusEnergy states an average of 2 tankers a week are docking at Sabine Pass exporting LNG to Foreign Countries

According to Investing.com

https://www.investing.com/news/commodities-news/natural-gas-futures-pull-back-after-strong-rally-546544

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Cooler temperatures will return during the second half of this week across the east-central U.S. through the weekend after trending warmer last week.
Looking further ahead, weather systems with cooler than normal temperatures will linger across the northern and eastern U.S. through the first week of November.
Bullish speculators are betting that the cold weather will increase early-winter demand for the heating fuel. The heating season from November through March is the peak demand period for U.S. gas consumption

Total natural gas in storage currently stands at 3.646 trillion cubic feet (tcf), according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. That figure is 179 bcf, or around 4.9%, lower than levels at this time a year ago and 35 bcf, or roughly 1%, below the five-year average for this time of year.
Analysts estimated the amount of gas in storage would end the April-October injection season at 3.8 tcf due primarily to higher liquefied natural gas shipments abroad. That would fall short of the year-earlier record of 4.0 tcf and the five-year average of 3.9 tcf.

CelsiusEnergy states an average of 2 tankers a week are docking at Sabine Pass exporting LNG to Foreign Countries

According to Investing.com

https://www.investing.com/news/commodities-news/natural-gas-futures-pull-back-after-strong-rally-546544

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think you could get it
u may have to wait till after this cold spell
end of this month
or
next month some time






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