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Sibirische Kälte kommt nach Deutschland

(df) - Wer sich schon auf den Frühling einstellt, sollte mit dem Einmotten der Winterklamotten noch etwas warten. In den kommenden Tagen kommt es knüppeldick für Frostbeulen, denn der Winter zeigt mit Temperaturen bis zu -25 Grad sein eisiges Gesicht.

http://www.gmx.net/themen/nachrichten/panorama/588phoy-kaelte-bedroht-deutschland

Ich denke 3 USD sind drin. Es hat sicherlich ein Mentalitäts-Wandel eingesetzt. Die Förderung wird nun massiv zurückgefahren, das Gas ist "mehr wert" wenn es im Boden bleit. DAS SAGT ALLES! Es ist m.E. noch nicht mal auszuschließen, dass 4 Dollar erreicht werden in 2012. Die Produzenten werden die Muskeln spielen lassen und Obama will massiv in Erdgas investieren bzw. mehr Erdgas nutzen. Durchaus denkbar, dass das ein oder andere Gaskraftwerk ans Netz geht. Wird nicht von heute auf morgen gehen, auch werden die Shorties weiter bashen. Aber die werden vorsichtiger.

Fazit: 3 USD kommen so oder so. 4 viell.

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Natural Gas Technical Analysis January 30, 2012

Natural gas markets rose again on Friday as the trading community continues to short cover in this market. The recent oversold condition in the market has lead many drillers to step away from production as it simply wasn’t profitable anymore. However, there is still a massive glut of the commodity, and the trend certainly hasn’t changed much.

The recent break of $3 was a significant event to us, and it has yet to be retested. This is a common event in technical analysis, and as a result we expect the level to offer resistance going forward. The market looks a bit bullish at the moment, so we will stand back and let it rise to $3 before we start looking for resistive candles.

The market looks a bit bullish at the moment, so we will stand back and let it rise to $3 before we start looking for resistive candles.

Zitat von Otto13Sibirische Kälte kommt nach Deutschland

(df) - Wer sich schon auf den Frühling einstellt, sollte mit dem Einmotten der Winterklamotten noch etwas warten. In den kommenden Tagen kommt es knüppeldick für Frostbeulen, denn der Winter zeigt mit Temperaturen bis zu -25 Grad sein eisiges Gesicht.

http://www.gmx.net/themen/nachrichten/panorama/588phoy-kaelte-bedroht-deutschland

Das wird für die USA gebraucht

lg

Nebu

PS: Ich hab heute endlich den 4fach gefunden. CZ34JM

und wie sind die Bedingungen bei dem Schein CZ34JM

das kann man ja garnicht mehr nachvollziehen mit Rollverlusten
usw

Sehr guter Artikel. Ich denke trifft den Punkt. Die Nutzungsmöglichkeiten für NG werden wohl weiterentwickelt. Das wird nicht von heute auf morgen gehen und Zeit erfordern. Aber an der Börse wird bekanntlich eh nur die Zukunft gehandelt. Das Momentum spricht auch für steigende Kurse und die Shorties werden weiter Positionen abdecken müßen, da es dzt. wohl zu heiß ist auf weiter fallende NG-Preise zu setzen - und dies OBWOHL die Nachfrage zur Zeit nicht hoch genug ist. Wenn dann noch weitere Produzenten dem Chesapeake-Beispiel folgen, wird sich der up-Turn noch beschleunigen.
Wird eine spannende Woche...oder sogar 3 (!!??) spannende Wochen? -siehe unten-....

March Natural Gas formed a dramatic closing price reversal bottom last week, setting up the market for a 2 to 3 week rally equal to at least 50 percent of the last break from 3.7410 to 2.2890. This retracement target price is 3.0150. Further upside momentum could drive the market into the 61.8 percent price level at 3.1860. A closing price reversal does not mean the trend has changed, but indicates that selling pressure has subsided.
The key to any closing price reversal bottom is the follow-through rally. A trade through 2.8380 will be needed to confirm the bottom. Without the follow-through, the market is likely to retest the low.

A pair of downtrending Gann angles at 2.5550 and 2.6720 continues to control the short-term direction of the market; however, the market is in a position to crossover to the bullish side of these angles. If this occurs, then traders should look for a further rally into another downtrending Gann angle at 3.0210. Combined with the retracement zone, this angle creates a solid resistance cluster.

It wasn’t the weather or oversold conditions, but a statement by President Obama that sent the natural gas market higher last week. The policy shift by the White House in favor of greater gas development encouraged shorts to cover their positions and new speculators to explore the long side of the market.
“We have a supply of natural gas that can last America nearly 100 years,” Obama said during his Tuesday evening State of the Union address. “And my administration will take every possible action to safely develop this energy.”

This statement turned the market around and signaled a possible long-term bottom if the Obama administration follows through on its promise to provide natural gas producers with incentives to develop uses for the product.

Even with the possible shift in the administration’s energy policy, it may take years to convert the U.S. to total dependency on natural gas. This would include converting homes from oil to gas as well as motor vehicles. So while the industry took a week to celebrate the possible change, the fact remains that consumption cannot keep up with supply and that inventory currently sits near an all-time high.With winter approaching the half-way point, producers are starting to become concerned that the winter season will end with a record amount of natural gas in storage. If production continues at its current pace, inventories may reach full capacity my May since consumption is expected to drop after winter ends.

The concern that natural gas drillers will continue to produce more gas than is being used was addressed last week when Chesapeake Energy Corp. announced it would cut production of dry gas in 2012 by as much as one-billion cubic feet per day. They were also considering reducing their drilling rig count.

If other producers decide to follow Chesapeake then we may have seen the bottom in natural gas. If another producer decides to pick up the slack then prices could stabilize and form a support base. So while the President’s statement may have been welcome news and an excuse to cover short positions, the real driver of higher prices will be a slash in production.Factors Affecting Natural Gas This Week:

Weather: The mild winter has led to low demand which is helping to drive up inventories. At this point, it doesn’t look like cold temperatures can save this market so the focus is shifting toward production controls.

Supply and Demand: Chesapeake Energy took the first swing at controlling production or supply, the market is waiting to see if other producers follow. Demand is low and likely to fall as spring approaches.

Oversold Conditions: Traders seem to notice oversold conditions when the fundamentals turn bullish. In hindsight the market was oversold, but this condition could be taken care of following a 2 to 3 week rally.FXEmpire.com is the Forex flagship site of the FX Empire Network. The FX Empire Network provides readers with the most expert and most timely technical analyses, fundamental analyses and news-pieces; this in order to empower them to make for themselves the best possible financial decisions.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.666.592 von laling am 30.01.12 09:33:1114 Uhr ...und das Selbe Spielchen wie jeden Tag beginnt.

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