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Today’s Daily Commentary

Monday, January 29, 2018
Natural Gas Poised To Pull Back After Last Week’s 10% Short Squeeze As Early-February Temperature Forecast Moderates; Gas Trade Now Overcrowded On The Long Side As Shorts Have Exited En Masse; Consecutive Bearish Storage Withdrawals Now Projected For the First Time Since Early December Before Possible February Cooldown

Daily Commentaries For The Last 30 Days:

Friday, January 26, 2018
EIA Reports Second Top-3 All-Time Weekly Natural Gas Storage Withdrawal, But Production Approaching New Highs; Gas Demand To Slump Today As East Warms, Driving Smallest Weekly Inventory Drawdown Since December 7; Arctic Outbreak Still Possible For Early February, But Computer Models Remain Inconsistent

Thursday, January 25, 2018
Natural Gas Tops $3.50/MMBTU For the First Time In Over A Year As Short Squeeze Rages On, Even As Prices Fade Late; EIA Projected To Announce Exceptionally Bullish Weekly Storage Withdrawal For January 6-12 In Today’s Report; Crude Oil Tops $65/Barrel After 10th Straight Inventory Draw, Even As Production Hits New High

Friday, January 19, 2018
Natural Gas Falls From 8-Month High After EIA Reports Smaller-Than-Expected Storage Withdrawal; Top 5 All-Time Withdrawal Projected For This Week Before Sustained January Thaw Arrives Driving Bearish Gas Demand Through Early February; Crude Oil Flat After EIA Reports 9th Straight Drawdown, But Jump In Production

Thursday, January 18, 2018
Natural Gas Squeezes The Shorts As Prices Break Out To New 8-Month High; EIA Projected To Report Neutral-To-Slightly-Bearish Natural Gas Storage Withdrawal In Today’s Report, But Top 10 All-Time Withdrawal Likely Next Week; EIA Forecast To Announce Bullish -5.2 MMbbl Inventory Draw Today, But Headwinds May Increase

Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Natural Gas Poised For A Pullback After 15% Run Last Week As January Thaw Looms; But First, Reinforcing Arctic Blast & Rare Deep South Winter Storm To Drive Above-Average Gas Demand Early This Week & A Third -200 BCF Draw In Four Weeks To Drive Storage Deficit To A 42-Month High

Friday, January 12, 2018
History! Natural Gas Surges 6% After EIA Reports Record -359 BCF Storage Withdrawal; Another Top-10 Storage Withdrawal Increasingly Likely For Next Week As Arctic Air Plunges South; 30-Cent Futures Backwardation Increases Chances Of Pullback…Or Sustained Long-Term Upside…But Guarantees Continued Volatility

Thursday, January 11, 2018
Natural Gas Pulls Back After Tuesday’s Short Squeeze As Temperature Forecast Continues To Flip-Flop; EIA Expected To Announce Historic Withdrawal In Today’s Storage Report; Natural Gas Demand To Fall To 2018-Low Today Before Arctic Air Surges South This Weekend; Season-Ending Inventory Projections Fall Under 1300 BCF

Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Late-Day Short Squeeze Drives 3% Natural Gas Rally As Near-Term Temperature Outlook Cools; Gas Demand To Continue Falling Today As Temperatures Warm Ahead Of Next Arctic Blast; EIA Forecast To Announce Large Crude Oil Inventory Withdrawal As Prices Top 3-Year Highs; Nuclear Outages Rebound While LNG Feedgas Falls

Monday, January 8, 2018
Natural Gas Demand To Tumble This Week As Mild Temperatures Displace Polar Vortex, But Arctic Air To Return Next Week; Natural Gas Season-Ending Inventories Projected To Be The Second Lowest In 5-Years…But Is It Low Enough?

Friday, January 5, 2018
Smaller-Than-Expected Natural Gas Storage Withdrawal Prompts 4% Sell-Off As Impending Warm-Up Also Weighs; Final Arctic Blast To Support Exceptional Demand Today & through The Weekend, Driving First -300 BCF Weekly Storage Withdrawal Before Milder Weather Arrives Next Week; LNG Feedgas Demand Rises To Record

Thursday, January 4, 2018
Let’s Play Two: EIA Projected To Announce Bullish Natural Gas Storage Withdrawal And Near-Average Crude Oil Drawdown In Twin Inventory Reports Today; Gas Demand Holds Steady Today Well Above-Average As Exceptional Nor’Easter Pounds Eastern Seaboard; Natural Gas Pulls Back While Energy Portfolio Climbs To New 52-Week High