kleinklepura
Forumer storico
e' giunto quasi a toccare la fatidica resistenza 3,94..............ora iniziamo a giocare sul serio ............
Ma la piantate con questi MM sono dei computer atti solo a mantenere liquido il mercato... guadagnano sullo spead... sia che sale sia che scende guadagnano sempre...
nixse ho fatto bene i conti...hanno ancora 20 minuti circa per chiudere il 5h sopra i3,93.....dubito...farebbe una candela abbastanza interessante
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Igor strengthened in the eastern Atlantic to regain tropical storm status, while the threat of a second storm forming in the Caribbean sent natural gas futures up for the first time in four days.
Igor, with maximum winds of 40 miles (64 kilometers) per hour, may grow into a major hurricane with winds of at least 111 mph within five days, according to a U.S. National Hurricane Center analysis.
“Additional strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours and Igor could become a hurricane by Sunday,” according to a center advisory just before 11 a.m. East Coast time.
Igor is the ninth named system of the 2010 Atlantic hurricane season, which reached its statistical peak today, according to the agency. The center is also tracking a system in the Caribbean that has a 40 percent chance of becoming a cyclone in the next two days.
That potential storm may move toward the Gulf of Mexico, home to about 10 percent of U.S. gas output and 31 percent of the country’s oil production, according to computer tracks.
“Traders who are short are covering some of their positions going into the weekend because of the possibility that some storms may pop up,” said Brad Florer, a trader at Kottke Associates Inc., an energy trading firm in Louisville, Kentucky.
Natural gas for October delivery rose 13.7 cents, or 3.6 percent, to $3.905 per million British thermal units at 11:38 a.m. on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The futures have gained 20 percent from a year ago.
Tying 2009
With Igor, 2010 has produced as many named storms in all of 2009, according to hurricane center records. The Atlantic season runs from June through November, and an average year has 11 storms with winds of 39 mph or more, the threshold for receiving a name and tropical storm status. In 2005, a record 28 storms formed.
From 1851 to 2009, there have been 86 active hurricanes on Sept. 10, the season’s statistical high, according to the hurricane center.
This hurricane season so far has had less of an impact on gas production in the Gulf than the government expected. A total of 7.9 billion cubic feet of gas production was shut in from June through August because of storms, down from projections for the period of 57.4 billion, the Energy Department said.
questi MM stanotte me li sogno.. mi sa che li metterò in qualche fiaba per i miei futuri nipoti al posto del Lupo di Cappuccetto Rossopotrebbe essere una mossa dei MM per far uscire i piccoli investitori con gli stop los a 119-117-115 e poi lunedì rilanciare lo short.
non sarebbe la prima volta.
resistere a non vendere fino a 110 secondo me.
Ma llora non sono cattivi questi MM ??Ma la piantate con questi MM sono dei computer atti solo a mantenere liquido il mercato... guadagnano sullo spead... sia che sale sia che scende guadagnano sempre...