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kleinklepura
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ora sono rientrato e ho riscontrato un buon dato, finalmente in linea con la media di periodo,qualsiasi discesa e' un'occasione d'acquisto,sono sereno anzi piu' di ieri ,Buonanotte ragazzi,abbiamo avuto dopo tanto tempo davvero una lieta sorpresa riguardo le scorte, il future risalira' nel brevissimo vedrete,ciao a tutti.(4'18'10 resistenza di brevissimo),importante che in chiusura weekly venga passata!
rob
Guest
sono tornato ora e ho trovato gia' 8 pagine in piu' dopo le scorte.
emotivita' alle stelle.
per chi puo' prossimamente si facciano provviste e si portino in tana.
l inverno deve ancora arrivare, quello vero......!
mettetevi sereni amici
.....ma non avete visto come il lev si e' preso un 30% quasi dai minimi in pochi giorni....?
e con stasera davvero pensate che la festa sia gia' finita?
e' il 10 novembre ragazzi, tranquilli,
gli scoiattoli si stanno preparando
emotivita' alle stelle.
per chi puo' prossimamente si facciano provviste e si portino in tana.
l inverno deve ancora arrivare, quello vero......!
mettetevi sereni amici
.....ma non avete visto come il lev si e' preso un 30% quasi dai minimi in pochi giorni....?
e con stasera davvero pensate che la festa sia gia' finita?
e' il 10 novembre ragazzi, tranquilli,
gli scoiattoli si stanno preparando
NEO_99
Forumer storico
Natural gas futures fell for the first time in five days after a government report showed that U.S. stockpiles rose to a record last week.
Gas inventories increased 19 billion cubic feet in the week ended Nov. 5 to 3.84 trillion cubic feet, the Energy Department said today. Analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg showed a gain of 24 billion. A survey of Bloomberg users showed an increase of 23 billion.
“The storage number is going to be a negative factor for gas prices and forward production,” said Carl Neill, an energy consultant at Risk Management Inc. in Atlanta. “You will continue to see a decreasing rig count.”
Natural gas for December delivery fell 11.2 cents, or 2.7 percent, to $4.098 per million British thermal units at 12:10 p.m. on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Gas traded at $4.144 before the storage number was released at noon in Washington.
The Energy Department reported the weekly data one day earlier than usual because of the Veterans Day holiday tomorrow.
The number of gas drilling rigs in the U.S. fell by 12 to 955 in the week ended Nov. 5, according to Houston-based Baker Hughes Inc. The total was 30 percent higher than a year earlier.
Last week’s storage increase was smaller than the five-year average gain of 30 billion cubic feet, department data showed. A surplus to the five-year average fell to 9.8 percent from 10.2 percent the previous week. A surplus to year-earlier supplies narrowed to 0.8 percent from 1 percent.
March Estimate
Gas stockpiles will total 1.776 trillion cubic feet at the end of the winter heating season in March, up about 114 billion cubic feet from a year earlier, the Energy Department estimated yesterday in its monthly Short-Term Energy Outlook.
Marketed gas production will average 61.49 billion cubic feet a day this year, up from 61.29 billion estimated in October, the department said in the report. Consumption will average 65 billion cubic feet a day, down from 65.16 billion estimated in October.
Temperatures will be below average next week across much of the U.S., according to the National Weather Service.
Chicago will have a low of 19 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 7 Celsius) on Nov. 20, 13 degrees below normal, according to AccuWeather Inc. in State College, Pennsylvania. New York will have a low of 31 degrees, 9 degrees below normal.
About 52 percent of U.S. households use natural gas for heating, according to the Energy Department.
Gas inventories increased 19 billion cubic feet in the week ended Nov. 5 to 3.84 trillion cubic feet, the Energy Department said today. Analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg showed a gain of 24 billion. A survey of Bloomberg users showed an increase of 23 billion.
“The storage number is going to be a negative factor for gas prices and forward production,” said Carl Neill, an energy consultant at Risk Management Inc. in Atlanta. “You will continue to see a decreasing rig count.”
Natural gas for December delivery fell 11.2 cents, or 2.7 percent, to $4.098 per million British thermal units at 12:10 p.m. on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Gas traded at $4.144 before the storage number was released at noon in Washington.
The Energy Department reported the weekly data one day earlier than usual because of the Veterans Day holiday tomorrow.
The number of gas drilling rigs in the U.S. fell by 12 to 955 in the week ended Nov. 5, according to Houston-based Baker Hughes Inc. The total was 30 percent higher than a year earlier.
Last week’s storage increase was smaller than the five-year average gain of 30 billion cubic feet, department data showed. A surplus to the five-year average fell to 9.8 percent from 10.2 percent the previous week. A surplus to year-earlier supplies narrowed to 0.8 percent from 1 percent.
March Estimate
Gas stockpiles will total 1.776 trillion cubic feet at the end of the winter heating season in March, up about 114 billion cubic feet from a year earlier, the Energy Department estimated yesterday in its monthly Short-Term Energy Outlook.
Marketed gas production will average 61.49 billion cubic feet a day this year, up from 61.29 billion estimated in October, the department said in the report. Consumption will average 65 billion cubic feet a day, down from 65.16 billion estimated in October.
Temperatures will be below average next week across much of the U.S., according to the National Weather Service.
Chicago will have a low of 19 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 7 Celsius) on Nov. 20, 13 degrees below normal, according to AccuWeather Inc. in State College, Pennsylvania. New York will have a low of 31 degrees, 9 degrees below normal.
About 52 percent of U.S. households use natural gas for heating, according to the Energy Department.
pierfransis
Forumer storico
Le temperature saranno sotto la media la prossima settimana in gran parte gli Stati Uniti, secondo il National Weather Service.Chicago avrà un minimo di 19 gradi Fahrenheit (meno 7 gradi Celsius), il 20 novembre, 13 gradi sotto del normale, secondo AccuWeather Inc. in State College, Pennsylvania. New York avrà un minimo di 31 gradi, 9 gradi sotto del normale.
Circa il 52 per cento delle famiglie americane utilizzano il gas naturale per il riscaldamento, secondo il Dipartimento dell'Energia.
Magari fosse.
Gli durasse fino a a fine Gennaio 2011,
gipango
Forumer storico
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grazie ma in soldoni ,,,,,,è un dato positivo ? scusate l ignoranza
cort
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ma se dopo la pioggia arriva il freddo è peggio con i terreni ancora infradiciati.. l'avevo pensata anch'io quella della pioggia ieri che potea influire, ma ho pensato al freddo.. nn sono un agricoltore nè un perito agrario, ma credo che abbia un gran senso quello che dico.. provate voi ad andarvene fuori a zero gradi asciutti e dopo andateci bagnati..nel primo caso nn dovrebbe succedere nulla, nel secondo minimo un raffreddore, a meno che non siate Supermanil problema che il fut fa escursione del 10% tra la sera e la notte..
prima pompavano per via della siccita' è bastata la pioggia e giu' di corsa...
ma cosa c'è di piu' bello del gas ?
cort
Forumer storico
ciao Klein.. divertiti se puoi questa sera
NEO_99
Forumer storico
chiedi a un contandino lui ti dira' che sotto la neve c'è il panema se dopo la pioggia arriva il freddo è peggio con i terreni ancora infradiciati.. l'avevo pensata anch'io quella della pioggia ieri che potea influire, ma ho pensato al freddo.. nn sono un agricoltore nè un perito agrario, ma credo che abbia un gran senso quello che dico.. provate voi ad andarvene fuori a zero gradi asciutti e dopo andateci bagnati..nel primo caso nn dovrebbe succedere nulla, nel secondo minimo un raffreddore, a meno che non siate Superman
e con xb ti sei divertito oggi ??