Emily is being written off....
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- Comanche
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Emily is being written off....
for a gulf storm north of about browsville now by energy companies as whole complex is getting whacked.
crude down $2.61, natural gas down $0.20 and unleaded down $0.08 (don't expect your pump price to fall fast on the way down even though they raise it as fast as the futures run up)
crude down $2.61, natural gas down $0.20 and unleaded down $0.08 (don't expect your pump price to fall fast on the way down even though they raise it as fast as the futures run up)
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Comanche wrote:for a gulf storm north of about browsville now by energy companies as whole complex is getting whacked.
crude down $2.61, natural gas down $0.20 and unleaded down $0.08 (don't expect your pump price to fall fast on the way down even though they raise it as fast as the futures run up)
These days, you could pretty much make a living trading oil and gas futures based on the hurricane season.
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As I mentioned in another thread se-ern Texas still isn't out of the woods even if this storm were to take the NHC track all the way (which by extrapolation past the 5 day track would place landfall in n-ern Mexico). With a track like that surge into extreme se-ern Texas could still occur since they'd be on the n-ern side (right quad relative to wnw movement) of the storm. Also any rigs off shore se-ern Texas or just north of the Bay of Campeche could still experience decent squalls not to mention a nice batch of e-ly to se-ly swells from Emily so production could still be disrupted in these areas.
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With the current forecast traders that had long positions are trying to get out early before the weekend.
Friday is usually the most volatile day of the week so I guess they think they are being smart getting out early.
The NHC is usually very conservative with track changes so nobody is very worried about a surprise tomorrow in the pits.
Friday is usually the most volatile day of the week so I guess they think they are being smart getting out early.
The NHC is usually very conservative with track changes so nobody is very worried about a surprise tomorrow in the pits.
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