Don’t know how that happened
Thanks


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Why would all of a posters posts be deleted on my 3rd leg trading board
Myself posts were there yesterday
Today Myself posts are gone.

Myself made 2 posts this morning and neither post appears
He sees my posts
I told him this morning and he said he read my post

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picked up some U for 5.61





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Celsius.....As of the 7 AM EDT morning update: Natural gas inventories are projected to decline by 514 BCF during the 4-week period from December 2 to December 29, a bullish 101 BCF larger than the 5-year average. It would be the 9th largest 4-week withdrawal for the December 2 to December 29 time period in the 22-year period dating back to 1994. Should the projection verify, natural gas inventories would fall to 3181 BCF, meaning that the current natural gas storage deficit versus the 5-year average will widen from -36 BCF to - 137 BCF.






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can not see any of your posts

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sent a report about it to I-Hub




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Sorry you’re having problems with your computer
Sorry you’re having problems with your computer
I bought some UGAZ this morning for 5.80

MM’s been screwing with us last 2 weeks

TOS....never freezes up on me

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Interesting read.....The EIA projects that - trending from 2016 to 2040 - natural gas production will go from 27.4 quadrillion BTUs or quads (a quad is roughly a thousand BCF) to 39 quads. This 12.6 quad increase - an increase of nearly 50% - will be almost one half due to an increase in exports from 2.1 quads to 7.1 quads, and a decrease in imports from 3.1 quads to 1.3 quads. Net exports are projected to go from a negative number in 2016 to 5.8 quads in 2040. Total natural gas exports are projected to increase by 240% to 7.1 quads in 2040. The increase in total natural gas exports (and therefore LNG exports) is one of the most robust predictions in the EIA forecast. In addition to the base case projection of a 240% increase, the very pessimistic "Low Oil and Gas resource and technology case" projects a 136% increase, and the "High Oil and Gas resource and technology case" projects a 458% increase. In the short term, EIA is projecting that LNG exports will increase to a level of roughly 1 quad (about 3.5% of total US production) by 2018. As we move forward, we should see a steadily increasing flow of LNG exports which will result domestic natural gas production to steadily increase.

The Midstream Sector is trading at its lowest valuations in years!

During the year 2017, investors have favored growth and momentum stocks over "value stocks" (i.e., stocks with a low P/E ratio), including high paying dividend stocks. While most momentum stocks are currently trading at over-stretched valuations due to the recent gains, several high yield sectors (notably Midstream MLPs, Property REITs and BDCs) have become "deep value stocks", with plenty of upside potential. This phenomenon can be attributed to the fact that investors have been piling up on momentum stocks, - including FANG stocks. Money has been chasing the same stock driving prices higher.

What is worthy to note is that despite all the bullish news about natural gas exports, and recent news from the Energy Information and Administration ("EIA") that the United States will become the world's "undisputed" leader in oil production by the year 2025, most midstream MLPs are trading around their respective 52-week lows.

In fact, the midstream sector (including natural gas midstream) is currently trading at multi-year low valuations.

5 High-Yield Companies Set to Benefit from a Booming Natural Gas Production

The midstream companies that already own established natural gas assets are ahead of the game, and are set to benefit the most from increased natural gas production and/or LNG exports. These companies are worthy of consideration by investors in a world in which US natural gas production should steadily increase as we go forward.

Below is a list of 5 high-yield companies that are set to benefit from this trend:

click on link below:

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4131013-bank-u-s-natural-gas-growth-high-yield-mlps-13_7-percent


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Interesting read.....The EIA projects that - trending from 2016 to 2040 - natural gas production will go from 27.4 quadrillion BTUs or quads (a quad is roughly a thousand BCF) to 39 quads. This 12.6 quad increase - an increase of nearly 50% - will be almost one half due to an increase in exports from 2.1 quads to 7.1 quads, and a decrease in imports from 3.1 quads to 1.3 quads. Net exports are projected to go from a negative number in 2016 to 5.8 quads in 2040. Total natural gas exports are projected to increase by 240% to 7.1 quads in 2040. The increase in total natural gas exports (and therefore LNG exports) is one of the most robust predictions in the EIA forecast. In addition to the base case projection of a 240% increase, the very pessimistic "Low Oil and Gas resource and technology case" projects a 136% increase, and the "High Oil and Gas resource and technology case" projects a 458% increase. In the short term, EIA is projecting that LNG exports will increase to a level of roughly 1 quad (about 3.5% of total US production) by 2018. As we move forward, we should see a steadily increasing flow of LNG exports which will result domestic natural gas production to steadily increase.

The Midstream Sector is trading at its lowest valuations in years!

During the year 2017, investors have favored growth and momentum stocks over "value stocks" (i.e., stocks with a low P/E ratio), including high paying dividend stocks. While most momentum stocks are currently trading at over-stretched valuations due to the recent gains, several high yield sectors (notably Midstream MLPs, Property REITs and BDCs) have become "deep value stocks", with plenty of upside potential. This phenomenon can be attributed to the fact that investors have been piling up on momentum stocks, - including FANG stocks. Money has been chasing the same stock driving prices higher.

What is worthy to note is that despite all the bullish news about natural gas exports, and recent news from the Energy Information and Administration ("EIA") that the United States will become the world's "undisputed" leader in oil production by the year 2025, most midstream MLPs are trading around their respective 52-week lows.

In fact, the midstream sector (including natural gas midstream) is currently trading at multi-year low valuations.

5 High-Yield Companies Set to Benefit from a Booming Natural Gas Production

The midstream companies that already own established natural gas assets are ahead of the game, and are set to benefit the most from increased natural gas production and/or LNG exports. These companies are worthy of consideration by investors in a world in which US natural gas production should steadily increase as we go forward.

Below is a list of 5 high-yield companies that are set to benefit from this trend:

click on link below:

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4131013-bank-u-s-natural-gas-growth-high-yield-mlps-13_7-percent


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this could go lower

was afraid of this
if con't hold here
could we see 2.44


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waiting on someone to buy today
waiting on IRS to send me a refund

waiting to talk to them....at least :30 min wait

have lot to do....will get with you soon

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looking at the chart there were buyers today
not sure enough to keep it afloat
shall see tomorrow

sure would like to see 2.847or better by morning

am holding on

when buls are exhausted and sell off
it will run

edit....
appears trying to run......hope so
7:25 central time

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Winter Storm Benji Recap: Record-Setting Deep South Snow and a Brush With the Northeast

Re Caps of snow across South




Winter Storm Benji blanketed the South with record-setting snowfall and also brought the first measurable snow of the season to parts of the mid-Atlantic and Northeast.

Texas

Highest snowfall total: 7.0 inches in Corpus Christi


More than six inches of snow fell in some of the more mountainous terrain of the Texas Big Bend.


Louisiana

Highest snowfall total: 6.5 inches has stuck in Kentwood, Louisiana (50 miles northeast of Baton Rouge)
Here are some other totals in the Pelican State:

New Iberia: 2.4 inches
Alexandria: 2.1 inches
Lake Charles: 2.1 inches
Lafayette: 1.7 inches (a December calendar-day record)
New Orleans: Trace


Mississippi

Highest snowfall total: 7.0 inches in Bay Springs, Mississippi
Much of southwestern Mississippi has picked up 4-7 inches of snow, while portions of southeastern Mississippi also picked up so, including in Mobile which picked up 1.0 inch.

Jackson picked up 5.1 inches of snow, Meridian came in with 5 inches, and Hattiesburg picked up 4.1 inches.

Snow was also seen along the Mississippi Gulf Coast in Gulfport, Bay St. Louis, and Pass Christian.



Alabama

Top snowfall amount: 12 inches near Jacksonville
A wide swath of snow covered all but far northern Alabama with up to a foot of snow, with the heaviest snowfall arriving late on Dec. 8 in east-central Alabama east of Birmingham.

Two locations, one near Anniston, the other near Foster's Crossroads, picked up 10 inches of snow.

Other notable snowfall totals:

Ashland: 9.1 inches
Butler: 7.5-8.0 inches
Alabaster: 4.5 inches
West Bend: 4.0 inches
Birmingham: 3.5 inches
Brewton: 2.5 inches
Tuscaloosa: 1.5 inches
Dauphin Island: 0.2 inches (a barrier island)

Georgia

Top snowfall amount: 18.0 inches in Mountain City, Georgia
The north and northwest sides of the Atlanta metro area were clobbered by 5 to 12 inches of snow


Florida

Highest snowfall total: 2.0 inches in Century, Florida
Accumulating snow was witnessed in Pensacola, Florida, and flurries were reported early Dec. 9 in several other western Florida panhandle locations, including Destin and Crestview. Crestview, often called Florida's icebox, received 0.5 inches of snow

North Carolina

Highest snowfall total: 25 inches in Mt. Mitchell State Park at 5,800 feet in elevation.
Some of the higher peaks in the Black Mountains of western North Carolina saw more than two feet of snow.


Tennessee

Highest snowfall total: 9.1 inches near Culberson, Tennessee



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Is COLD could be coming back
on 26th....Great Lakes....is purple....COLD....COLD

Dec.... 22....Friday


Dec..... 26 th....Tuesday....next week


the Cold temp has dropped down lower around Calif
and further East

Appears winds blowing Cold temps SouthEastern winds
See if it last

Could be Good for natty
Shall see how holds up

This evening could be interesting


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Looking at the 26 th temp map appears
the Cold temp has dropped down lower around Calif
and further East

Appears winds blowing Cold temps SouthEastern winds
See if it last

Could be Good for natty
Shall see how holds up

This evening could be interesting
See if get a pop or not
Have some cash on side lines


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appears COLD could be coming back
on 26th is - 20 degrees above Great Lakes....is purple....COLD....COLD

Dec.... 22....Friday


Dec..... 26 th....Tuesday....next week



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Supply vs Demand
Week: (11/30/17 - 12/6/17)

Total supply

this week.....81.7
last week.....82.0
last year......76.3


Total demand

this week.......85.5
last week.......80.7
last year.......85.6




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http://www.weatherstreet.com/states/gfsx-850-forecast.htm





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China Set To Become More Dependent On Oil Imports

This year, Chinese oil production has further dropped by 4.1 percent between January and October, Michael Lelyveld writes in an analysis in Radio Free Asia. In October alone, China’s crude oil production fell to below 3.8 million bpd.

At the same time, imports are rising and will continue to rise. This year, Chinese oil import reliance is expected to hit 69 percent. According to the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) World Energy Outlook 2017, China’s oil import dependence will rise to 80 percent by 2040, Lelyveld writes.

According to an overview by the U.S. Department of Commerce from July this year, China’s oil import reliance exceeded 65.6 percent in 2016 and is forecast to rise to 80 percent by 2030. By 2020, Chinese consumption of crude oil is expected at 12 million bpd. At the same time, PetroChina, Sinopec, and CNOOC have reduced production from their higher-cost fields in China because they have been unable to compete at oil prices below $50 a barrel. Consequently, domestic oil production fell by 6.9 percent to 3.98 million bpd in 2016, the lower oil prices prompting China to fill its strategic petroleum reserve by importing more, and cheaper, foreign crude oil.




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U.S. Energy Secretary Discusses LNG Exports To Saudi Arabia

More than half of the gas production growth in the U.S. will be destined for LNG exports
Dec 06, 2017

U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry has discussed possible U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) with Saudi Arabia in his meetings with top Saudi officials earlier this week, Secretary Perry said at an energy conference in Abu Dhabi, the UAE, on Wednesday.

In the UAE, the U.S. and the hosts also discussed U.S. LNG exports to the UAE, The National reported on Wednesday.

According to data by the U.S. Department of Energy, between February 2016, when the U.S. started exporting LNG, and September 2017, a total of 26 countries received U.S. LNG, including 8 cargos to Kuwait and 5 cargos to the UAE.

Earlier this year, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said that thanks to the remarkable growth in shale production, the U.S.—the world’s top gas consumer and producer—will account for 40 percent of the extra gas produced globally by 2022. U.S. gas production would be more than one-fifth of the total global gas production by 2022, according to the IEA. More than half of the gas production growth in the U.S. will be destined for LNG exports. According to the IEA, the United States may be on course to challenge Qatar and Australia for global leadership in LNG exports by 2022.




https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/US-Energy-Secretary-Discusses-LNG-Exports-To-Saudi-Arabia.html


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U.S. Energy Secretary Discusses LNG Exports To Saudi Arabia

More than half of the gas production growth in the U.S. will be destined for LNG exports
Dec 06, 2017

U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry has discussed possible U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) with Saudi Arabia in his meetings with top Saudi officials earlier this week, Secretary Perry said at an energy conference in Abu Dhabi, the UAE, on Wednesday.

In the UAE, the U.S. and the hosts also discussed U.S. LNG exports to the UAE, The National reported on Wednesday.

According to data by the U.S. Department of Energy, between February 2016, when the U.S. started exporting LNG, and September 2017, a total of 26 countries received U.S. LNG, including 8 cargos to Kuwait and 5 cargos to the UAE.

Earlier this year, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said that thanks to the remarkable growth in shale production, the U.S.—the world’s top gas consumer and producer—will account for 40 percent of the extra gas produced globally by 2022. U.S. gas production would be more than one-fifth of the total global gas production by 2022, according to the IEA. More than half of the gas production growth in the U.S. will be destined for LNG exports. According to the IEA, the United States may be on course to challenge Qatar and Australia for global leadership in LNG exports by 2022.




https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/US-Energy-Secretary-Discusses-LNG-Exports-To-Saudi-Arabia.html


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Jan settlement date Jan 27



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Aggregate Short Volume Data Reported to FINRA

Date............Short Volume......Total Volume......Short Percent
12-08-2017.......5,695,780......12,140,735......46.91%
12-07-2017......19,984,662......48,502,977......41.2%
12-06-2017.......5,850,797......13,094,525......44.68%
12-05-2017.......12,254,352.....37,078,461......33.05%
12-04-2017.......14,471,225.....21,650,060......66.84%
12-01-2017........4,070,439......9,004,112......45.21%




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Aggregate Short Volume Data Reported to FINRA

Date............Short Volume......Total Volume......Short Percent
12-08-2017.......5,695,780......12,140,735......46.91%
12-07-2017......19,984,662......48,502,977......41.2%
12-06-2017.......5,850,797......13,094,525......44.68%
12-05-2017.......12,254,352.....37,078,461......33.05%
12-04-2017.......14,471,225.....21,650,060......66.84%
12-01-2017........4,070,439......9,004,112......45.21%




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Jan......chart.....2018.....daily / weekly


Jan....weekly.....2018



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Jan......chart.....2018.....daily / weekly


Jan....weekly.....2018



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Well got filled
Last minute changed order to 6.35

Hold over week end


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how low does it go
have buy order in
at 6.30

maybe.....if gets there ....if not am ok with it

buyers appeared to have came in last night
but
not yet today


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just noticed a gap at 6.48
around 5 am this morning
does it fill it before going upward bound




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we could revisit 6.50 .....if bounces from here we could be upward
concerned about volume




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Aggregate Short Volume Data Reported to FINRA

Date............Short Volume......Total Volume......Short Percent
12-07-2017......19,984,662......48,502,977......41.2%
12-06-2017.......5,850,797......13,094,525......44.68%
12-05-2017.......12,254,352.....37,078,461......33.05%
12-04-2017.......14,471,225.....21,650,060......66.84%
12-01-2017........4,070,439......9,004,112......45.21%

edit.....

looking at buying more this morning
think could get down to 6.53 ish

if this area doesn't hold

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Natty Charts....Jan....Feb...March.....2018 / 2017
March is catching Feb contracts
2018 Feb contracrts sure are ugly

last year Feb and March contracts did the same thing
repeated prior year contracts
do....we get our pop
2.70


Jan....weekly....2018


Feb...weekly....2018



March...weekly....2018



2017

Jan....weekly.....2017
3


Feb....weekly....2017


March....weekly....2017



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if it breaks below there....
capitulation possibly

2.78 think could hold
shall see
natty has a mind of it'z own


shorts been rising last few days
shall see how they do tomorrow
if get buying today they may be short covering
...........buyers been buying .... 8:30 tru 9:30


Look at Feb & Mar contracts
they have been buying both contracts
Feb cont. had less than 500 contracts.....now 91 k contracts
March had less than 300 contracts.........now 61 k contracts
Aprils contracts rising as well

shall see how it goes tomorrow
like to think we could be going up

who knows for sure







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shall see how am doing next week
are they exhausting weak hands
causing margin calls at these low prices
will they wait till have to cover margin calls
that is my guess of what is going on

these etf's are here to make money
not dole it out
they have all kind of strategies to kick us in the teeth with
once we double over from a head shot
they finnish with an upper cut
and
put our lights out



waiting .....watching



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good 4 you
looks like u are the wise one
us newbies got schooled....akakakak

all kidding aside ..........think we should be close
think they are playing games with us
margin calls is my guess their game is
at these low prices believe lot of smart traders could get caught all in and get margin calls

these etf's are here to make money
not dole it out
they have all kind of strategies to kick us in the teeth with
once we double over from a head shot
they finnish with an upper cut
and
put our lights out

edit.....
we all need to trade these etf's with caution
these guys have all kind of tricks to play
all legal......
margin calls is a trick on their sides
which stocks don't have that option

still believe if you can hold out we could be good
will head North soon and make my money back


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I posted while back that 6's may come
was hoping they wouldn't come
over long haul should be ok
depending upon when u bought

shall see how am doing next week
are they exhausting weak hands
causing margin calls at these low prices
will they wait till have to cover margin calls
that is my guess of what is going on
put more money into my account today

waiting





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the answer to that one
exhaustion.....tired....worn out natty





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Aggregate Short Volume Data Reported to FINRA

Date................Short Volume.....Total Volume.....Short Percent
12-06-2017.....5,850,797...........13,094,525.........44.68%
12-05-2017.....12,254,352..........37,078,461.........33.05%
12-04-2017.....14,471,225..........21,650,060.........66.84%


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Aggregate Short Volume Data Reported to FINRA

Date................Short Volume.....Total Volume.....Short Percent
12-06-2017.....5,850,797...........13,094,525.........44.68%
12-05-2017.....12,254,352..........37,078,461.........33.05%
12-04-2017.....14,471,225..........21,650,060.........66.84%


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got 6's
wasn't expecting this one





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Dec 13 th = Cold




Dec. 16 th = Cold





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