81.540High78.130Low1.05MVolume80.460Open81.940Pre Close83.15MTurnover39.91%Turnover Ratio--P/E (Static)2.62MShares123.60052wk High--P/B205.23MFloat Cap35.68052wk Low--Dividend TTM2.62MShs Float2210000.000Historical High--Div YieldTTM4.16%Amplitude35.680Historical Low79.426Avg Price1Lot Size
US natural gas futures rose to $4/MMBtu on Thursday, supported by record gas flows to LNG export plants and slightly cooler weather forecasts. LNG feedgas averaged 15.6 bcfd in February, up from 14.6 bcfd in January, driven by increased flows to Venture Global's Plaquemines plant, which hit a record 1.8 bcfd. Meanwhile, the EIA reported a 261 bcf gas storage withdrawal for the week ending February 21—below analysts' forecasts of 266 bcf but well a...
That's probably it for Boil, maybe a few more twitches but a pretty good run. Glad I stocked up on Kold yesterday. I think the chances of Boil going that high again are slim. The possibility of a deeper low with Boil is high. Let's see how it goes.
US natural gas futures eased to $4.11/MMBtu but remained near their highest levels since December 2022 as investors closely monitored supply and demand dynamics. An Arctic blast over the past week has driven up heating demand while simultaneously freezing oil and gas wells, reducing production. Forecasters anticipate colder-than-normal temperatures across the Lower 48 states through February 22, keeping demand elevated. Meanwhile, output has decli...
you were wrong, I was right!
scroll back and look at the posts since November.
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US natural gas futures eased to $3.64/MMBtu after a 12% weekly gain that pushed prices to a three-week high above $3.75, as investors assess weather, heating demand, and production levels. Gas flows to the eight major U.S. LNG export plants averaged 15.3 bcfd so far in February, up from 14.6 bcfd in January and nearing record levels. Meanwhile, extreme cold weather froze some wells, reducing daily gas output. Weather forecasts show colder-than-nor...
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