dremond
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Si la perturbazione che stamane era tornata a livello 50% è ritornata a livello 80% in via di intensificazione.
Domani vedremo se si organizza in tempesta tropicale e che direzione avrà.
Ciao.
Etf natural gas
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Si la perturbazione che stamane era tornata a livello 50% è ritornata a livello 80% in via di intensificazione.
Domani vedremo se si organizza in tempesta tropicale e che direzione avrà.
Ciao.
foo fighter
Forumer storico
si ma è molto a sud, anche se la direzione nord ovest è quella giusta...
pierfransis
Forumer storico
da qui Gulf VIS Hurricane Loop - Satellite Services Division - Office of Satellite Data Processing and Distribution si vede che anche nella zona del Mexico le correnti d'aria stanno prendendo una rotazione circolare, già da stasera dopo le 24 ne potremmo sapere di più, ma a me da un ottima inpressione stavolta questa tempesta tropicale.
pincopallin
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distruggerà tutte le piattaforme e non riusciranno più ad estrarre il gas per 20 giorni future a 12dollari lev a 2euro poi scappiamo tutti e gli emettitori di questa ciofeca si mangieranno le palle oggi a noi domani a voi un pò per ciascuno no!!!!!
foo fighter
Forumer storico
Speriamo, ottimo! (a parte per i poveracci delle zone colpite.. )
pincopallin
Forumer attivo
Senza alcun dubbio tutti salvi logico,ci mancherebbe!gli emettitori però li mettiamo su un canotto da 12 euro nel golfo in mezzo agli squali bianchi..
foo fighter
Forumer storico
Senza alcun dubbio tutti salvi logico,ci mancherebbe!gli emettitori però li mettiamo su un canotto da 12 euro nel golfo in mezzo agli squali bianchi..
Jackkinoparson
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grazie Dredmond!!
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NEO_99
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Morgan Stanley Recommends Selling March 2011 U.S. Gas
By Dinakar Sethuraman - Oct 11, 2010 1:10 PM GMT+0200
U.S. natural gas futures will average $4 per million British thermal units next year and investors should sell March 2011 contracts on stockpile gains, Morgan Stanley said today in an e-mailed note.
Investors can exit “short” positions in the March U.S. natural gas futures, currently trading in New York at $4.235 per million Btu, at $3.50 and should have a stop loss at $4.60, Hussein Allidina, an analyst, said in the note. The U.S. natural gas market may stay “fundamentally oversupplied” through 2011, he said.
“We see gas production maintaining its upward path through at least the first quarter of 2011, and possibly for longer,” Allidina said. “Higher production will translate into increased inventory injections and lower withdrawals.”
Gas for November delivery fell 1.3 percent to $3.603 per million Btu on the New York Mercantile Exchange at 7:03 p.m. Singapore time. Morgan Stanley estimated in a note in August 2009 that gas prices will average $8 next year on expectations of a recovery in the U.S. economy.
“While utility buying early in the heating season may support near-dated contracts, we believe that underlying bearish fundamentals will ultimately pressure prices lower,” Allidina said.
An increase in rig activity is bolstering production in spite of “weak” natural gas prices, Morgan Stanley said. The bank has modeled end-March 2011 storage at 1.9 trillion cubic feet, it said.
By Dinakar Sethuraman - Oct 11, 2010 1:10 PM GMT+0200
U.S. natural gas futures will average $4 per million British thermal units next year and investors should sell March 2011 contracts on stockpile gains, Morgan Stanley said today in an e-mailed note.
Investors can exit “short” positions in the March U.S. natural gas futures, currently trading in New York at $4.235 per million Btu, at $3.50 and should have a stop loss at $4.60, Hussein Allidina, an analyst, said in the note. The U.S. natural gas market may stay “fundamentally oversupplied” through 2011, he said.
“We see gas production maintaining its upward path through at least the first quarter of 2011, and possibly for longer,” Allidina said. “Higher production will translate into increased inventory injections and lower withdrawals.”
Gas for November delivery fell 1.3 percent to $3.603 per million Btu on the New York Mercantile Exchange at 7:03 p.m. Singapore time. Morgan Stanley estimated in a note in August 2009 that gas prices will average $8 next year on expectations of a recovery in the U.S. economy.
“While utility buying early in the heating season may support near-dated contracts, we believe that underlying bearish fundamentals will ultimately pressure prices lower,” Allidina said.
An increase in rig activity is bolstering production in spite of “weak” natural gas prices, Morgan Stanley said. The bank has modeled end-March 2011 storage at 1.9 trillion cubic feet, it said.
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