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16:59:55 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Energy
Unit:  1 Mmbtu
  • Prev. Close: 2.821
  • Open: 2.809
  • Day's Range: 2.791 - 2.967
Natural Gas 2.937 +0.116 +4.11%

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Crazy.. i have long positions from 2.880 2.920 2.940 sl 2.800 tgt 3.2 next week. We have closed on daily above resistance level of 2.900 . Broken 200 ema daily retetsed and now heading higher… we have multiple times tested and broken 2.8500
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Keep in mind GWDDs do not take into account humidity, which is a major factor for power demand. It takes 1000 btu per pound of water to condense water out of the air. The heat index that takes humidity into account is always higher than the actual temperature. An 85 'F Day at 70% relative humidity actually feels like 93 'F. So, you can multiply GWDDs by around 110% for correction to GWDDs. When temperatures go down, generally humidity goes up for a net even power burn because even inside a building, humidity affects comfort level and must be lowered first before lowering temperature.
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aren't you the one who making bullish calls since late December NG HAS huge gaps between contracts , you are not trading stocks , if you are a bull since December you will be broke by now plus my previous port claimed to ignorant for trading NG for 5 years , hoe can you trade a commodity where you $2000 between future contract and expired contract and this alll happened since the Russian war and my guess if you trade , you trade ETF which I traded imy ignorance days
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I used to one you but I never pretended like you guys on this site , nw I am full. time trader but not I'm NG , because you can trade a commodity with no volume , om. Friday 1 tick in 10 bond had over 1 million tick which was a sign that was going yo trade in the opposite direction the following day , trading ETF Its like a blind man leading the blind
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even when you get lucky in NG NOT not because it was the right call , then have super thin volume, it can go In any direction not mention hedge funds that makes to certain direction than allow the rest to move it higher so they start the selling , in summer you follow the chart , in winter you follow inventories plus 2 week future forecast
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that's why I think most people here are non traders , nobody ever as why why ? a real trader wants know the reason behind the call but likes and dislikes is the clueless want be ,
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at first glance thought we are heading up which will happened but only 2 or 3 days but my hunch we will sell deep after that , given the low consolidation was around 2.50 I expect buyers to show up a bit above that.
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3.53 by mid July.
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Why? The surplus is gone?
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The actual storage may be higher but the time to drain it based on demand has shortened. storage is for emergency use and will not last as long as just a few years ago. the cost of production is going up not down. Place your bets!
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strong cooling demand in western regions was expected to ease into the weekend….Due to HEATWAVE there is strong cooling demand only in Western USA for the current week….other parts of USA its normal
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Heating up here later this week again! 90’
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frog tad pole its lot lot better compared to triple digit temperature and 90’ is warm but not a HEAT WAVE kind of situation
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Don't forget the number. 30 TRILLION
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feed gas volumes have declined, partly due to maintenance at Cheniere Energy Sabine Pass Freeport LNG has shown signs of recovery. Regional price movements varied, with California prices falling and West Texas prices rising
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Technically, the focus for bullish traders should be the potential resistance zone at $2.918 to $3.102.
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