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Natural Gas Futures - Sep 24 (NGc3)

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Natural Gas Futures Discussions

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.
https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/predictions/30day/off15_temp.gif
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dw li, we understand you. Slow down a little bit.
Special Weather Statement National Weather Service Brownsville Texas 333 AM CDT Sat Jun 1 2024 The combination of above normal high temperatures and relative humidity percentages will result in uncomfortably hot conditions for all of Deep South Texas and the Rio Grande Valley except for the Barrier Islands. Heat index values are expected to range between 105 and 110 degrees this afternoon and early evening. Isolated areas may briefly experience heat indices of 111 degrees for a short period of time.
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Hurricanes for NG are most of the time bearish for many reasons : 1- summer hot temperatures above everage drop to below everage if and when a hurricane hit the coastline and became a tropical storm bringing claudy weather and rain inland when hurricane moves northward . 2- drop i LNG export if export train facilities get involved . 3- LNG tankers shall move far from hurricane route postponing of few day refilling timetable . 4- interruptions of power lines living many hundreds of thousands of homes without electricity, cutting facilities dayli NG consumption The only slightly bullish can occur if and when plattform shall stop production .
https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/predictions/30day/off15_temp.gif
Gap down
What is the next move from here ???
down,,
of course I though I gave a heads up, with the first sideways call
I believe it will be sideways in general, but generally northeast on the chart for some time to come.
its not up to me what the different types of investors do
Agreed. How are your quantum algos looking?
Use double apostrophes for quotes on this site to make a point. Quotation marks do not print correctly. '' INFO''.
Maybe brackets, parentheses, or semicolons too.
Temperatures of the waters in the Gulf of Mexico and lower Atlantic Ocean are 7 'F above normal and rising. Expected hurricane season is greater than any other year with over 25 named storms (26 letters in the alphabet), 15 tropical storms and 8 hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico. This will shut down 15% of natural gas production in the USA for most of the Summer and Fall. ''Fox News Weather predictions''.
Have the weather people ever picked a Z name like Zeek or Zena? Could we even have that many storms in one year? Yesterday I posted that my knee was hurting and was a sign we would get a storm, so guess what, we just got rain today. I think we will have the first tropical storm of the season pop up in the next 10 days.
so, why shut down for most of summer? this is false information, best is going to be maybe 3 weeks shutdown, but those storms also bring in cooler weather and less energy usage to coastal citites.
Greta, with 7-8 named hurricanes, you will not see an offshore producing crew on a Gulf of Mexico offshore rig from July through November. They will be picking up the pieces.
A sequence of events are needed to complete any (MA target (task): first, next, then, meanwhile, suddenly, before, after and finally.
regardless of any lag the MAs go where the price goes
4hr adding the Stoch (Trading Divergence and Understanding Momentum)
2hr/1hr support/resistance
now if you see it above 2.6 till September, (not to say till end of year you won't see 2.6)...I quit trading 🧐 if you want to challenge me let's bet
I use both dynamite and electricity. They get you to the bar quicker (;-)
I think Your also following andha Bhakths. they will also tell lies confidently.
i don't follow anyone brainwashed gambler...i follow only Billy...in Billy we trust
Folks. I see more speculation fantasy like we did at 3.40 and told load longs.
Nevertheless if hurricane season would get stronger than expected price could as well drop below 2.4 and 2.32 $
hurricanes will be bullish when they knock out production in the gulf of Mexico…but these days that’s less than 5% of total production…but losing 5% is still a big deal I guess
FACT CHECK: Offshore gas production accounts for 15% of USA natural gas production and not 5%.
last rally towards 12 $ and hurricanes were a major catalyst to start that rally
2.53 $ / 2.50X $ and 2.477 $ shall be the lowest price NG will hitt summer time !! Buy the drop !!
The long-range weather data favors very warm to hot temperatures over the southern US, especially Texas, w/highs of mid-80s to 100s and why the South-Central EIA region will remain the primary driver of demand. The northern ½ of the US is favored to be warm to very warm w/highs of 70s-80s but with highs of 90s gaining during the 2nd half of June.
That should get reflected in EIA storage report—-John Balzarini
A return to lighter national demand is expected for the 8-15 day period as a hot upper ridge builds over the West, thereby opening the door for cooler weather systems into the eastern ½ of the US w/highs of mid-60s to 80s. As such, the pattern for the 2nd week of June favors enough heat over the western 1/2 of the US but not hot enough over the more important eastern 1/2 of the US. The expectation is as the 2nd half of June progresses, most of the US will again become warmer vs normal as highs of upper 80s and 90s gain in coverage to increase national CDDs/demand above normal to further reduce surpluses.
National demand will increase to stronger levels next week as most of the US warms above normal, including highs of mid-80s over much of the Midwest/Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, and East. This also includes impressive heat returning to Texas w/highs of mid-90s and 100s.
That should get reflected in EIA storage report
A return to lighter national demand is expected for the 8-15 day period as a hot upper ridge builds over the West, thereby opening the door for cooler weather systems into the eastern ½ of the US w/highs of mid-60s to 80s. As such, the pattern for the 2nd week of June favors enough heat over the western 1/2 of the US but not hot enough over the more important eastern 1/2 of the US. The expectation is as the 2nd half of June progresses, most of the US will again become warmer vs normal as highs of upper 80s and 90s gain in coverage to increase national CDDs/demand above normal to further reduce surpluses.
3-222 soon
momentum shift bull/bear control
heads up, keep tight on the fundamentals
early summer preparations in industrial use and power plants contributed to building stockpiles of LNG for summer demand
who builds stockpiles of LNG? you really believe that?
possible weak to moderate la Nina (Temperature patterns during every La Niña winter since 1950) 50/50 chance warm/cold (will start looking closer with the hurricane season and possible increased Saharan dust)
From Strong El Niño To La Niña: How Past Hurricane Seasons Have Turned Out, And What Could Happen in 2024, March 6, 2024
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