ETC Natural Gas (25 lettori)
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maxgas
SonLoss
on line.mi viene da pensare che non abbia fatto l'asta di chiusura,ma non so se questo e' il vero motivo
rob
Guest
ricordati di togliere caschetto e mimetica prima di uscire......
NEO_99
Forumer storico
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Natural gas futures slid Wednesday as market participants cashed out to profit from the market's recent strength amid moderating weather forecasts and high inventories.
Natural gas for February delivery settled 19.6 cents, or 4.2% lower, at $4.473 a million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange, erasing gains made earlier this week. The benchmark contract had climbed by 14% between Dec. 24 and Tuesday's close, as cold weather expected in mid-January increased gas-heating demand expectations.
But some slightly warmer forecasts Wednesday provided an opportunity for market participants to cash out of the market to profit from its advance, analysts said. Forecasters still expect frigid weather across much of the U.S. during the next two weeks, but some milder temperatures entered the forecast Wednesday.
Forecasts call for slightly warmer temperatures than previously anticipated Jan. 15-19, with near-normal seasonal temperatures seen for parts of the Southeast, Northeast and Southwest, meteorologists with private forecaster MDA EarthSat said.
"The core of the coldest conditions are still likely to be found from the Northern Rockies to Northern Plains and Upper Midwest where widespread much below to strong below anomalies should continue," MDA forecasters say.
Gas prices had abruptly plunged after reaching multi-month highs in early December, and some traders were likely selling Wednesday to protect themselves from a repeat performance should this week's rally turn out to be equally fleeting, said Walter Zimmermann, chief technical analyst with United-ICAP.
After rising above $4.60/MMBtu on Dec. 6, the benchmark futures contract plunged to $3.95/MMBtu during the following seven sessions.
"People remember what happened when they stayed long at these prices just a few weeks ago," Zimmermann said. He added that Wednesday's selloff was likely a brief pullback rather than the start of a new downward direction for the market.
Meanwhile, traders are awaiting gas storage data expected to show a larger-than-average draw from U.S. stockpiles last week as cold weather boosted heating demand. The U.S. Energy Information Administration is expected to report that 128 billion cubic feet of gas were withdrawn from storage during the week ended Dec. 31, according to a Dow Jones Newswires survey.
The estimate is larger than the 79-bcf five-year average withdrawal on the week. Last year, 149 bcf were withdrawn from storage.
The EIA's weekly report is scheduled for release Thursday at 10:30 a.m. EST.
Natural gas prices have been pressured during the past two years by a supply overhang, as production growth from shale rock formations overwhelmed recession-hit demand and bloated inventories.
Natural gas for February delivery settled 19.6 cents, or 4.2% lower, at $4.473 a million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange, erasing gains made earlier this week. The benchmark contract had climbed by 14% between Dec. 24 and Tuesday's close, as cold weather expected in mid-January increased gas-heating demand expectations.
But some slightly warmer forecasts Wednesday provided an opportunity for market participants to cash out of the market to profit from its advance, analysts said. Forecasters still expect frigid weather across much of the U.S. during the next two weeks, but some milder temperatures entered the forecast Wednesday.
Forecasts call for slightly warmer temperatures than previously anticipated Jan. 15-19, with near-normal seasonal temperatures seen for parts of the Southeast, Northeast and Southwest, meteorologists with private forecaster MDA EarthSat said.
"The core of the coldest conditions are still likely to be found from the Northern Rockies to Northern Plains and Upper Midwest where widespread much below to strong below anomalies should continue," MDA forecasters say.
Gas prices had abruptly plunged after reaching multi-month highs in early December, and some traders were likely selling Wednesday to protect themselves from a repeat performance should this week's rally turn out to be equally fleeting, said Walter Zimmermann, chief technical analyst with United-ICAP.
After rising above $4.60/MMBtu on Dec. 6, the benchmark futures contract plunged to $3.95/MMBtu during the following seven sessions.
"People remember what happened when they stayed long at these prices just a few weeks ago," Zimmermann said. He added that Wednesday's selloff was likely a brief pullback rather than the start of a new downward direction for the market.
Meanwhile, traders are awaiting gas storage data expected to show a larger-than-average draw from U.S. stockpiles last week as cold weather boosted heating demand. The U.S. Energy Information Administration is expected to report that 128 billion cubic feet of gas were withdrawn from storage during the week ended Dec. 31, according to a Dow Jones Newswires survey.
The estimate is larger than the 79-bcf five-year average withdrawal on the week. Last year, 149 bcf were withdrawn from storage.
The EIA's weekly report is scheduled for release Thursday at 10:30 a.m. EST.
Natural gas prices have been pressured during the past two years by a supply overhang, as production growth from shale rock formations overwhelmed recession-hit demand and bloated inventories.
cort
Forumer storico
ma l'asta la fa alle 17,30 come tutti o prima? Cmq tu eri dentro al prezzo fatto massimo ? Se lo hai messo alle 13,00 cosa c'entra l'asta se fatta o non fatta se dopo c'è stato un prezzo più altpo di quello da te imposto?
rob
Guest
ahahah si si con rob vai bene
se ti chiedono qualcosa di me di loro che ogni tanto due spiccioli in borsa li faccio anch io
se ti chiedono qualcosa di me di loro che ogni tanto due spiccioli in borsa li faccio anch io
rob
Guest
notte cort
notte a tutti
notte a tutti
NEO_99
Forumer storico
come vorrei che aveste ragione caro Rob..... ma se poi faccio 200 dai cippini ( è capitato perche in questi giorni sono in ferie ) e ne perdo 2000 dalla posizione intera sai che roba...
ti assicuro che è un disastro... spero di uscirne dai guai che ho combinato nel passato..
maxgas
SonLoss
e' stata chiusa in asta di volatilita' dalle 9.50 fino alla chiusura.la lettera e il denaro coincidevano con lo stesso prezzo ( mai visto prima ).
c'e' sotto una voce di OPA da parte dei cinesi,magari domani fa' ancora piu' 20 e cosi' andro' a leccare la vetrata della filiale
pierfransis
Forumer storico
Pininfarina, Consob avvia accertamenti su movimenti titolo-fonte
Reuters - 05/01/2011 17:57:04
MILANO, 5 gennaio (Reuters) - La Consob ha avviato accertamenti sui movimenti del titolo Pininfarina (PINF.MI) in merito alle forti oscillazioni delle ultime sedute.
Lo riferisce una fonte vicinba alla Commissione spiegando che gli accertamenti valuteranno il tipo di operatività sul titolo e il flusso informativo soprattutto nei giorni a cavallo di Capodanno.
Pininfarina è stato al centro di forti rialzi nelle ultime sessioni di Borsa sulle speculazioni attorno a possibili compratori e che hanno spinto la società, su richieste delle autorità di Borsa, a ribadire ieri che il processo di acquisizione è ancora in fase prelimimare essendo in corso la raccolta delle manifestazioni di interesse dei potenziali compratori.
Oggi il titolo della società torinese, in asta di volatilità per la gran parte della giornata, ha chiuso con un rialzo di oltre il 21% e scambi vorticosi, pari a poco meno di sei volte la media.
Lo riferisce una fonte vicinba alla Commissione spiegando che gli accertamenti valuteranno il tipo di operatività sul titolo e il flusso informativo soprattutto nei giorni a cavallo di Capodanno.
Pininfarina è stato al centro di forti rialzi nelle ultime sessioni di Borsa sulle speculazioni attorno a possibili compratori e che hanno spinto la società, su richieste delle autorità di Borsa, a ribadire ieri che il processo di acquisizione è ancora in fase prelimimare essendo in corso la raccolta delle manifestazioni di interesse dei potenziali compratori.
Oggi il titolo della società torinese, in asta di volatilità per la gran parte della giornata, ha chiuso con un rialzo di oltre il 21% e scambi vorticosi, pari a poco meno di sei volte la media.