ETC Natural Gas

[mister gain]

Questo è verissimo ,,,,ma pensi che il mio consulente mi ha mai avvertito di come funzionasse un Ect con contango ?

Che sia stato sprovveduto lo ammetto ,,,ma sopratutto nel fidarmi di gente incompetente....ecco perche' oggi ho spedito l adesione a Fineco ,,,e fanc.,..gli tiro via tutto ma lentamente ,,,,vedrai come si fa vivo quando comincia a vedere che lo mollo......ma tanto son tutti uguali....nessuno si prende responsabilita' , son solo buoni a proporti stronzate E' piu' di un anno che ho chiesto alla banca di essere seguito con sta ***** di gas ,,,,,,intendevo di avere un contatto con qualche esperto che potesse aiutarmi a uscire ,,,,e invece adesso esco io ,,,,,che faccio prima. ,

immagino!
Ho avuto varie brutte esperienze pure io con i consulenti.
Da 7 anni a sta parte mi arrangio in tutto e per tutto.
Ogni loss e' colpa mia e stop.
Mi fa vivere meglio.

Ad ogni nuovo consulente che mi contatta faccio sempre lo stesso discorso ......non chiamatemi non proponetemi ecc ecc.....
Ogni tanto ci provano ancora soprattutto per rifilarmi qualche merd...a di obbligazione strutturata della banca ovviamente

 

[mister gain]

Buona serata maxgas

 

[tamba]

SILVER...
Secondo me ha fatto un doppio minimo... ora si sale.... e va a fare il doppio max sulla riga blu e domani precipita in zona indicata da Mav 26-28

Fanc* allo stop loss.. oggi mi è entrato sul XbrMib sul rimbalzino delle 2..

Ancora dentro con SCOP e SSIL ...per ora

 

[gipango]

ciao a tutti,vado a farmi un birra con gli amici. ci si sente domani

Una e' .,....solo una mi raccomando ,,,,

 

[gipango]

Comunque ,,,io non so come si fa a postare le mappe di Noa del meteo ,,,,ma guardando anche le minime notturne ,,,non è che dormono con il lenzuolino di flanella ,,,

 

[furia3]

Ciao furia
di per se' la strategia ha la sua razionalita' , il problema e ' che ad ogni mediazione per abbattere in modo considerevole il pmc bisognerebbe raddoppiare il cip, cosa che richiede notevole liquidita' oltre che la capacita' di sostenere emotivamente l aumento del rischio che ci si assume.
Un mese e mezzo fa dopo il primo ingresso l avevo ipotizzata pure io ma successivamente col deterioramento delle prospettive ho preferito cambiarla, preferendo ridurre gli acquisti ed anzi anche alleggerire in attesa di livelli piu' interessanti che di fatto purtroppo si stanno concretizzando

guarda che la tua strategia è giustissima qualche volta l'ho provata anch'io .solo che nn sempre mi è riuscita e quando è andata male la media invece di scendere mi è salita."poi io ho pochi pezzi,volendo ma nn lo faccio potrei raddoppiarla o triplicarla"
a te vedo che sta andando bene e spero che tu riesca a metterla in atto come dicevo prima la soluzione migliore sarebbe quella di FOO.
ma alla fine della favola la verità è che abbiamo toppato clamorosamente l'ingresso

 

[mister gain]

Ma per avere effetto sui consumi devono esserci T basse sulle 24 ore, se ce' notevole escursione termica notte giorno non rende necessario un utilizzo importante del riscaldamento

 

[NEO_99]

ciao a tutti,vado a farmi un birra con gli amici. ci si sente domani

 

[NEO_99]

The biting cold of the past two winters in the U.S. may be delayed until January, if it comes at all, easing demand for heating fuels during their peak season.
While cold weather may make brief appearances in much of the U.S. this month, overall December temperatures will be above-normal and that may be a pattern for the winter of 2011- 2012, said Jim Rouiller, senior energy meteorologist at Planalytics Inc. in Berwyn, Pennsylvania.
Heating oil prices jumped to a two-year high last December and gas rose to the highest level in four months as below-normal temperatures and snow boosted demand for the fuels. Natural gas futures today dropped to a 27-month low on abundant supplies and forecasts for milder weather this winter.
“The very mild conditions which have delayed the start of the traditional winter heating season have hit gas prices really hard,” said Teri Viswanath, director of commodity strategies at BNP Paribas SA in Houston, said by phone on Dec. 6. “We have a very weak demand environment.”
Natural gas for January delivery fell 11.2 cents, or 3.4 percent, to $3.167 per million British thermal units at 12:20 p.m. on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices reached $3.16, the lowest price for a contract closest to delivery since Sept. 14, 2009. Gas futures have tumbled 28 percent this year.
Heating Oil Down
Heating oil for January delivery fell 7.21 cents, or 2.5 percent, to $2.8567 a gallon on the exchange. Prices have risen 12 percent this year.
Cold and snow last December in the Northeast, heating oil’s biggest market, helped boost prices. The fuel’s price, which is also influenced by crude oil and demand for diesel, reached $2.5437 a gallon in New York on Dec. 31, 2010, the highest price since Oct. 3, 2008. Heating oil rose 9.8 percent that month compared with an 8.6 percent gain for crude.
Gas futures rose to $4.406 Dec. 8, 2010, the highest price since the previous August, on cold weather across most of the eastern U.S. About 51 percent of U.S. households use natural gas for heating, according to the Energy Department.
“We have a totally different weather pattern this year and it will be nothing like we have seen in the past couple of winters,” Rouiller said by telephone on Dec. 6. Cities along the East Coast “will have a lot less snow than we saw last year and be a lot warmer.”
Weather Pattern No-Show
In September and October, meteorologists were expecting a return of the negative phase of the Arctic and North Atlantic oscillations, weather patterns that last year brought polar air into the Midwest and Northeast and trapped it along the East Coast. The systems haven’t shown up this year.
“If you had asked us a couple of weeks ago, we would have said, ‘It’s coming, it’s coming,’” said Travis Hartman, a meteorologist with MDA EarthSat Weather in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
Long-range forecasting models suggest there may be a change in the patterns late in January, Hartman said by telephone today. He said he can’t be certain that cold will come then, only that it’s a possibility.
NYC Warmer
The average temperature for the month in New York through December 13 was 4.3 degrees above normal, according to the National Weather Service. New York’s Central Park reached a high of 62 degrees on Dec. 6 and 7.
Temperatures have been 4.2 degrees above normal in Chicago and 5.8 degrees above normal in Boston this month.
“I don’t know one heating oil trader who is not actually in the heating oil distribution business that is concerned with the weather forecast at all,” said Tim Evans, an energy analyst at Citi Futures Perspective in New York. “The futures trader community has largely written off heating oil demand; it is a depressing aspect of the market.”
The rise in natural gas as a heating fuel and the “stronger focus on diesel-fuel demand and diesel-fuel exports is overshadowing any weather impact on heating oil consumption,” Evans said by telephone Dec. 6.
Gas usage was already lower coming into the heating season because power plants used less of it in August and September compared with 2010 from a combination of mild weather and “the availability of ample Western hydro resources,” Viswanath said in a Dec. 6 note to clients.
Gas Inventories
Gas inventories rose to an all-time high of 3.852 trillion cubic feet on Nov. 18, according to the Energy Department in Washington. Stockpiles in the week ended Dec. 2 were 8.7 percent above the five-year average, the biggest surplus since Dec. 10, 2010.
Supplies have climbed amid production gains from shale-gas deposits from Texas to Pennsylvania. Marketed gas production may climb 6.6 percent in 2011 to a record 65.9 billion cubic feet a day, the Energy Department estimated in its Dec. 8 Short-Term Energy Outlook. Output may rise to 67.72 billion in 2012.
“For several years we have been setting records on gas production, said James Williams, an economist at WTRG Economics, an energy research firm in London, Arkansas. “It’s kind

 

[gipango]

Martedi prossimo ,,,,non se la passano in t-shirt