Natural Gas Futures - Jul 13 (NGN3)

 
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Type: Commodity
Group: Energy
Unit: 1 Mmbtu

  • Prev. Close: 3.912
  • Open: 3.913
  • Day's Range: 3.908 - 3.922

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Airheadmw  Gas Man
Airheadmw Gas Man Jun 19, 2013 12:01AM GMT
Custom weather forecast power production more accurately across hydroelectric and alternative energy assets purchased year after year exclusive long-term degree day forecasts and monthly degree day targets / departures from normal. Custom Weather provides weather solution across the utility enterprise. Well known within the NG sector, for simple data tracking to custom scales overview and added demographic population was a plus factor. This overview is tracked 24/7 within my NG trades. Why would a trader purchase 15k per year data points to track weather, simple solution to block out the media hype and speculation overviews via weather and hitting the trade target point’s. A simple task learned a few years ago, not to depend on hype factors or you lose.
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 12:10AM GMT
that\'s why all NG producers know exactly how open or closed to keep the valves. I would think that degree days right now don\'t matter, just pump, take the money, there\'s so much storage cap, who cares
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 12:16AM GMT
to be fair, were you not the one that had DGAZ at $8? well, it hit well over $13, and you only sold half.... I recall I was the one telling you to sell the other half..... if not agreeing with that decision.... now DGAZ is $11.50... so what now boss?
Airheadmw  Gas Man
Airheadmw Gas Man Jun 19, 2013 12:21AM GMT
See the little picture with my profile. That is a control NG flare being tested while my crew balances fields of dreams. First of all you cannot just close a valve to stop the in rush, this would cause flooding and erosion. Today the fields are balanced better using instruments reading the BTU count, this is the important part of a well head. Low BTU wells are balanced with higher producers. Sure we have crooked managers out in the NG world trying to slow down the pace, but this would take a army or men to manipulate the cost of energy, jail does not look good for team members with 6 figure salary and bonus. NG field has been my bread winner for over 34 plus years and loose lips sink ships.
Airheadmw  Gas Man
Airheadmw Gas Man Jun 19, 2013 12:25AM GMT
I have sold out all, based on the development of this widow maker cycle, as I have posted the scalping methods or sidelines is best. Upon my overview and conclusion of direction. As I posted early Monday morning the NG trend, it has followed the outlook. Today at bottom, yes I did enter DGAZ for scalping. Did sell a few DGAZ, but will hold for the rebound cycle, while the panic starts up mid week.
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 12:26AM GMT
is that what it is? no offence, but I thought it was an idea without the question mark
Airheadmw  Gas Man
Airheadmw Gas Man Jun 19, 2013 12:30AM GMT
A flare off for waste NG by-products. Every driven NG field requires flare tips. We developed a solar power ignition system and combustion equipment.
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 12:33AM GMT
cool... the pink and purple give it an unrealistic look.... more red and orange would look more like combustion, but if that\'s a real photo, that\'s good to know
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 12:37AM GMT
you are probably going to say that NG burns blue
Airheadmw  Gas Man
Airheadmw Gas Man Jun 19, 2013 12:43AM GMT
Nope... Yellowish tips is heat value meeting cold air. The picture has many by-fuels added to mixture to burn clean. The red/orange are temperature developments within the center of flame. Purple would be a lack of O2, 19.5 value count. Rem the old days the coal minor and his birdy on shoulders, when the birdy dropped, the O2 levels where around 19.5.
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 12:54AM GMT
yeah, I remember the birdy, only from movies tho
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 12:56AM GMT
I\'m almost 43, so I want to retire early.... help me out guys... is NG a buy at say $3.80?
Gary Gruen
Gary Gruen Jun 19, 2013 01:39AM GMT
Well considering NG is at $3.92 I would say I would say its a buy at $3,80. Wouldn\'t you?
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 02:12AM GMT
yes.... Goldman Sacks are genius

Gary Gruen
Gary Gruen Jun 18, 2013 11:57PM GMT
Just to let you know its been burning hot here in MIami during the day for more than a week.
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 12:02AM GMT
are you using the A/C? watching your comments over the last few weeks, you have been a cautious bull... but I finally agree with you. I might become the antithesis of jeff abib, and keep *****ing how low ng prices are, and how GS were always right :)
Gary Gruen
Gary Gruen Jun 19, 2013 12:14AM GMT
Yes I am using A/C 24/7 but that is the usual here in Miami. I am a realist and the reality is that we have past the shoulder season and I have been warning that after June 10 that upon every major pullback to start increasing your long positions. Nobody\'s Perfect and Lana can confirm this. And until the end of August don\'t expect NG to fall back to last years numbers. Remember NG was $13 only a few years ago and fell to a low of $1.80 which is history. I did expect a pullback to $3.25 but one bridge too far as the saying goes. I still think a pullback can happen in the next 7 days if the weather cools again like the prior summer projection. But the trend is definitely up.
Gary Gruen
Gary Gruen Jun 19, 2013 12:17AM GMT
Also as I mentioned now many times since end of February when Dodd Frank rules started major producers and banks went into the futures market instead of writing private derivative swaps. Now that there is a forex for derivative contracts in NG they are immediately converted to future contracts which has added tremendous volume increases and new serious players.
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 12:21AM GMT
no need to validate your comments, like I said, I recall you have been one of those cautious bulls that kinda ****ed me off with your predictions, but that was back in the over $4 time-frame. You also were a vocal sayer of \"shoulder season\", so definitely now shoulder season is gone.
Nobody Perfect
Nobody Perfect Jun 19, 2013 12:38AM GMT
Yes, Gary, I am confirming this. You always fight with me, lol, but I don\'t mind. When NG was $13 they didn\'t do fracking. Now NG should be free!
Nobody Perfect
Nobody Perfect Jun 19, 2013 12:41AM GMT
Also I would say that at the end of August should start building your long position for the winter in case if winter happens
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 12:59AM GMT
Gary might say August is another shoulder season, lol
Nobody Perfect
Nobody Perfect Jun 19, 2013 01:02AM GMT
Gary is not a risk taker, many should learn from him
Gary Gruen
Gary Gruen Jun 19, 2013 01:31AM GMT
September and October are a shoulder season for NG....hahahaha that will be a good time to start laying out your long positions again.
Gary Gruen
Gary Gruen Jun 19, 2013 01:33AM GMT
I meant in November to start laying out the long positions
Gary Gruen
Gary Gruen Jun 19, 2013 01:36AM GMT
I am a risk taker when the probability of success is in my favor.

Gary Gruen
Gary Gruen Jun 18, 2013 11:35PM GMT
Traders see market direction for the moment determined by the weather. Addison Armstrong of Tradition Energy sees the market \"continu[ing] to rebound on signs of strengthening seasonal demand fundamentals after falling to a three-month low last week. Gas prices [Monday] surged 4.8% to a seven-day high at $3.813 as revised forecasts for hot weather and increased cooling demands across the Midwest and Northeast later this week put an end to a three-week, 14% selloff. Weather forecasts, after the next couple days of normal to below-normal temperatures across the Northeast and Midwest, have edged warmer since [Monday] for the latter part of June and the early part of July. Forecasts for Texas and the Southeast are little-changed from [Monday], with normal to below-normal temperatures expected during the coming weeks.\"
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 18, 2013 11:57PM GMT
you are right, shoulder season is over, summer starts June 22 or 23, demand can only go up, it can\'t go down, regardless of temperature, unless we get an ice age
crazy  eight
crazy eight Jun 19, 2013 12:12AM GMT
oops I meant unless we get a drought and the sun goes supernova
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