NatGas weekly charts

i agree with you .

Looking at the chart, I am planning to take a marker long trade around 3.8, geo your thought welcome

2d

i already have a buy at 4.2 with 0.7 lots which i intend to keep it till march next year. also i have few shorts 0.1 , 0.1 , 0.2 which i will close after price decided to break the ressistence at 3.95-4. area. i dont think will break 3.69 , the price rejected thursday despite the bear news. i try to follow the daily chanel i made on the chart i posted here.

seasonal studies indicate strong rise to come

MIAMI, Sept 12 | Sun Sep 12, 2010 11:13am EDT
(Reuters) - Hurricane Igor strengthened over the Atlantic Ocean on Sunday but posed no immediate threat to land or energy interests.

The U.S. National Hurricane Center said Igor, located about 1,145 miles (1,840 km) east of the Caribbean's northern Leeward Islands, was now a Category 2 storm on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale of hurricane intensity.

yes,check also these sites ; http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ http://hurricane.accuweather.com/hur...er=accuweather

look at igor is now 4 cattegory. bye-bye sellers !
http://hurricane.accuweather.com/hur...er=accuweather

Igor has rapidly intensified into a powerful Category 4 hurricane this afternoon and is expected to remain a major hurricane throughout this upcoming week.

H4 CHART. seems to respect green CHANEL ,also green T.L.

like i said follow the green chanel .H4 CHART.

is it time to buy natural gas for positional??
or may correct more?
my positional view is not more than 1-2 month.

JUST ABOVE 4.050 is for buy.

I agree

marker buy in .05 lot at 3.9

2d

did you saw price moved in the green chanel i have on the chart h4 . let's see if holds up there at 3.940 area.

i also trade cotton and is at the maximum ever ever .

i think we will have a new break up for today

nice chart of cotton 100 looks next target on it, i will pass it for now

Geo is there any fundamentals on cotton!

Igor Could Be Season's First Category 5 Hurricane
Favorable weather conditions point toward further intensification of monster Hurricane Igor.
Very warm waters and a lack of wind shear could allow Igor to pulse from a Category 4 hurricane to a Category 5 hurricane with sustained winds of 156 mph or higher on occasion this week.
Regardless of specific categories, Igor will remain a very strong and dangerous hurricane through the week and beyond in the Atlantic.
Hurricanes go through cycles, strengthening and weakening.
Igor continued on a strengthening phase into Monday.
The last Category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic was Felix in 2007. That season yielded two Category 5 storms. The other Category 5 system that year was Dean. Both systems held that level for a 24-hour period.
Igor is forecast by the AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center to begin a curve to the northwest over the next 24 to 48 hours, steering the system to the northeast of the Antilles.
However, building surf will affect the water around the Leeward Islands over the next several days.
Of great concern is how close the system will track to Bermuda over the weekend. The large size of the storm could cause considerable problems for the islands, even if a direct hit does not occur.
Late season bathers along the East Coast of the U.S. should be alert for building surf and increasing rip currents late in the week and this weekend, even if Igor turns to the north offshore as expected.
However, there is still a chance Igor could slide more westward, missing one or more northward turn-offs, possibly bringing it too close to the Atlantic Seaboard of the U.S. for comfort and more serious problems.
For now, people in Bermuda and Newfoundland, Canada, area highest on the risk for direct impact from Hurricane Igor.
All interests along the Atlantic Seaboard should keep an eye on Igor.
Additionally there are also other systems of concern in the basin, such as Julia farther east and the possibility of Karl forming in the disturbed weather currently in the Caribbean.
http://hurricane.accuweather.com/blo...er=accuweather

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Thanks friend!

Excellent you always trading very different instruments ... that's very good it differentiate you from the masses.

Never look at cotton before but at 1st glance it looks very interesting. I will have a detail look and i will post my feedback later.

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