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Friday, 31 January 2014
Indian stock Market Astrology - Himanshu tiwari - 31st January 2014
Tuesday, 21 January 2014
Intraday Tips For 21st January 2014
Financial Astrology: - 21st January 2013
Good morning friends, yesterday we have made forecast that first one hour trend would be whole day trend and if you have seen that markets moved in upper direction in first hour and there after it’s not moved below one hour low. This is the power of numbers & planets
Well today is 21st day of this month and destiny number is “11” with day number is “9” which indicates negative direction but Moon has entered into Virgo and this transit will give a small support for few hours so we can say on rise be careful.
Nifty dead line number is – 6355. To know more for commodity Tips buy or sell just make a call to subscribe our services on cheap prices.
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Yesterday we have seen some numerous moves in some stocks and we find some noise there so we advise you to you also keep your interest there-
RELMEDIA – Above 54 we will see blast to remain up to 5%--10% or may be upper lock.
Our second stock is –
Saint- Gobain – Stock trading only @ BSE an today above 17.50 we will see blast up to 5%-10% or may be upper circuit of 20%.
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Om Namah Shivay
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Wednesday, 15 January 2014
Jackpot call Inside: Financial Astrology - 15th January 2014
Financial Astrology :-
Indian Stock Market Tips 15th January 2014
Good
morning friends, yesterday Indian markets did very ranged and our
forecast also made us upset but we will try to make fortune today and
try to make some great ide’s and strategies to make money
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Today is 15th day of Jan with Wednesday so number
“6”’ and “5” combination with destiny number “5” means Today bank nifty
will show some speculative movement and Nifty may show some big moves
today it self.
Well
Today’s trend looks strong and with stop los 6220 (spot) you can carry
your long positions in Nifty in next few days we may see very attractive
levels.
To know
exact targets and exit time or complete follow up , you can subscribe
our services which will l open your doors for fortune.
Jackpot intraday Tips:-
Buy TRIVENI TURBINE –
Above 66 Buy For Targets 69-----75. We See Something Big News Very Soon And Our Short Term Target Is 80—100+.
Om Namah Shivay
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Tuesday, 14 January 2014
Intraday Stocks Tips – 14th January 2014
Intraday Stocks Tips – 14th January 2014
Good
morning friends. First of all wish you very happy Makar Sakranti 2014,
and now Sun entered into Capricorn and in India this day consider as
auspicious time and now people can able to do marriages and other
euphoric celebrations.
Yesterday our Nifty bull cycle call did very well as Nifty moved near about 100 points and we hope you all enjoyed yesterday Nifty tips and our share tips like GATI, which clicked 10% upper circuit in row.
Well today is 14th
Jan with number “5” and day Tuesday and destiny number 4 and matrix
number “9” and today’s planetary situations also looks supportive.
Today
we advise to buy Nifty in panic……………….if open gap down go and get some
lots. You will see dramatic closing in Nifty today so go and get –
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Today’s Jackpot Share Tips :-
Yesterday
we were bullish in GATI and you all seen how it’s flared to upper lock
of 10% and from last two days we are recommending you GATI and
consecutive locks we had seen.
Today which baby will do well……………………..????????????????????????
DEEP IND. LTD ………….. NSE CODE : DEEPIND.
Current
trading prices are near 47…………….Our target 52-----55 + very soon and
something news between ONGC and DEEPIND going to pop up and this stock
will run up to 60—70 in short term.
For
Traders put a stop loss of 45 near and catch this stock in today’s
session any block deal can put this stock up to upper lock or a sharp
blast of 5-10-15% so keep your interest in this stock.
Commodity Tips
Go
and get precious metals like GOLD/SILVER for next 48 hours and buy on
every dips because in next 24 hours or 48 hours we will see a chunk of
jump in prices. Reason we don’t know but astro charts looks tremendous.
Om Namah Shivay
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Thursday, 9 January 2014
WTI oil prices inch modestly higher after jobless claims, Draghi
Investing.com - U.S. oil futures inched modestly higher on Thursday,
after data showed that the number of people who filed for unemployment
assistance in the U.S. fell more-than-expected last week.
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The February contract slumped to USD92.26 a barrel on Wednesday, the lowest since November 29, before trimming losses to settle at USD92.33 a barrel, down 1.43%.
Nymex oil futures were likely to find support at USD91.79 a barrel, the low from November 27 and resistance at USD94.18 a barrel, the high from January 8.
The Labor Department said earlier that the number of people who filed for unemployment assistance last week fell by 15,000 to 330,000 from the previous week’s revised total of 345,000. Economists had expected jobless claims to decline by 10,000.
Investors now turned their attention to Fridays’ U.S. nonfarm payrolls report for indications on the timing of further reductions to the pace of the Federal Reserve’s stimulus program.
Wednesday’s minutes of the central bank’s December meeting showed that the Fed board cited a stronger labor market in its decision to cut its asset purchase program by USD10 billion to USD75 billion-a-month.
The minutes also showed that officials were keen to stress that further reductions were not on a “preset course” and would be undertaken in “measured” steps.
Meanwhile, in the euro zone, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi reiterated that interest rates will remain at their present or lower levels until conditions improve, indicating that further rate cuts are still possible.
U.S. oil futures inch modestly higher after jobless claims, Draghi
On
the New York Mercantile Exchange, West Texas Intermediate crude for
delivery in February traded at USD92.45 a barrel during U.S. morning
trade, up 0.15%. New York-traded oil futures held in a tight range
between USD92.36 a barrel and USD92.92 a barrel.Stock Market Tips Share Tips
The February contract slumped to USD92.26 a barrel on Wednesday, the lowest since November 29, before trimming losses to settle at USD92.33 a barrel, down 1.43%.
Nymex oil futures were likely to find support at USD91.79 a barrel, the low from November 27 and resistance at USD94.18 a barrel, the high from January 8.
The Labor Department said earlier that the number of people who filed for unemployment assistance last week fell by 15,000 to 330,000 from the previous week’s revised total of 345,000. Economists had expected jobless claims to decline by 10,000.
Investors now turned their attention to Fridays’ U.S. nonfarm payrolls report for indications on the timing of further reductions to the pace of the Federal Reserve’s stimulus program.
Wednesday’s minutes of the central bank’s December meeting showed that the Fed board cited a stronger labor market in its decision to cut its asset purchase program by USD10 billion to USD75 billion-a-month.
The minutes also showed that officials were keen to stress that further reductions were not on a “preset course” and would be undertaken in “measured” steps.
Meanwhile, in the euro zone, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi reiterated that interest rates will remain at their present or lower levels until conditions improve, indicating that further rate cuts are still possible.
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Draghi’s comments came after the ECB held its benchmark interest rate at a record low 0.25%, in line with expectations.
Elsewhere, on the ICE Futures Exchange in London, Brent oil futures for February delivery inched up 0.4% to trade at USD107.58 a barrel, while the spread between the Brent and U.S. crude contracts stood at USD15.13 a barrel.
London-traded Brent prices were underpinned amid linger worries over a disruption to supplies from Libya.
Elsewhere, on the ICE Futures Exchange in London, Brent oil futures for February delivery inched up 0.4% to trade at USD107.58 a barrel, while the spread between the Brent and U.S. crude contracts stood at USD15.13 a barrel.
London-traded Brent prices were underpinned amid linger worries over a disruption to supplies from Libya.
Tuesday, 7 January 2014
The pound edged lower against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday
The pound edged lower against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, as demand for
the greenback found support after strong U.S. trade balance data, while
investors remained cautious ahead of the minutes of the Federal
Reserve's latest policy meeting.
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Cable was likely to find support at 1.6313, the low of December 25 and resistance at 1.6533, the high of December 30.
In a report, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis said that the U.S. trade deficit narrowed to a four-year low of USD34.25 billion in November from a deficit of USD39.33 billion in October, whose figure was revised from a previously reported deficit of USD40.6 billion.
Analysts had expected the U.S. trade deficit to widen to USD40 billion in November. The data showed that U.S. exports totaled USD194.86 billion, while imports came in at USD229.11 billion.
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Meanwhile, investors were eyeing Wednesday’s minutes of the Federal Reserve’s December meeting and Friday’s U.S. jobs report for December for further indications on the possible timing of reductions in Fed stimulus.
Sterling was little changed against the euro, with EUR/GBP inching down 0.01% to 0.8304.
In the euro zone, data showed that the bloc's annual rate of inflation slowed to 0.8% in December from 0.9% the previous month, nearing the four year low of 0.7% hit in October.
A separate report showed that the number of people out of work in Germany fell by 15,000 in December to 2.96 million, better than expectations for a decline of 1,000. The country’s unemployment rate remained steady at 6.9%.
Data also showed that German retail sales rose 1.5% in November, more than double expectations for an increase of 0.6%.
Pound edges lower vs. dollar after U.S. data
GBP/USD hit 1.6375 during U.S. morning trade, the session low; the pair subsequently consolidated at 1.6376, edging down 0.18%. Share Market free Tips
Cable was likely to find support at 1.6313, the low of December 25 and resistance at 1.6533, the high of December 30.
In a report, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis said that the U.S. trade deficit narrowed to a four-year low of USD34.25 billion in November from a deficit of USD39.33 billion in October, whose figure was revised from a previously reported deficit of USD40.6 billion.
Analysts had expected the U.S. trade deficit to widen to USD40 billion in November. The data showed that U.S. exports totaled USD194.86 billion, while imports came in at USD229.11 billion.
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Meanwhile, investors were eyeing Wednesday’s minutes of the Federal Reserve’s December meeting and Friday’s U.S. jobs report for December for further indications on the possible timing of reductions in Fed stimulus.
Sterling was little changed against the euro, with EUR/GBP inching down 0.01% to 0.8304.
In the euro zone, data showed that the bloc's annual rate of inflation slowed to 0.8% in December from 0.9% the previous month, nearing the four year low of 0.7% hit in October.
A separate report showed that the number of people out of work in Germany fell by 15,000 in December to 2.96 million, better than expectations for a decline of 1,000. The country’s unemployment rate remained steady at 6.9%.
Data also showed that German retail sales rose 1.5% in November, more than double expectations for an increase of 0.6%.
Monday, 6 January 2014
Most small to medium size businesses quickly get to the point where they realize they need an accountant
Most small to medium size businesses quickly get to the point
where they realize they need an accountant who is versed in everything
from tax preparation to financial planning. When they can no longer
handle all of the financial work themselves, they start shopping for a
bookkeeper to help them with the complexities of their finances. Some
companies opt for a generic bookkeeper while others hire a CPA, assuming
that the difference between the two is more a matter of cost per hour
for their services than any difference between the services they offer.
In fact, there are numerous differences between them that make a
Certified Public Account well worth every dime you spend.
Anybody Can Be An Accountant
And that does mean anybody. There are no federal or state guidelines a person has to meet before they can hang out their shingle as an accounting specialist. In fact, the very definition clearly allows anyone who is interested in doing the books to advertise themselves as an accountant, which is simply someone who looks after the financial records for a business or organization. If you work with figures, you can use the title without having to get a college degree, take a test or ensure that you understand finances. If you can use a calculator and are familiar with basic accounting software, you can be a bookkeeper for any company willing to hire you.Financial Astrology
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A CPA Has To Prove His Or Her Qualifications
You can't, however, simply put up a sign and be familiar with bookkeeping to be a Certified Public Accountant. The certification process is a stringent one. You have to take a series of tests and pass them with the appropriate score in order to be allowed to refer to yourself as certified. In the state of Illinois, there are no fewer than four exams required and you will have to pass every one of them. Rigorous testing ensures that everyone who passes has been properly trained. What does that training entail? In most states, it means you've been to college and obtained the appropriate degree.
Education Is Critical
Even though someone has spent years as a bookkeeper, if they don't have the educational background, they can't call themselves a CPA if they haven't completed at least 120 semester hours of the appropriate credit courses from a recognized educational institution. The courses have to include business law, accounting and auditing, with a focus on accounting.
Keeping Current Is Also Vital
Keeping a CPA designation can be as difficult as getting one because there are strict guidelines for maintaining certification. Anyone who is a CPA has to complete at least 80 additional hours of continuing education every two years in order to stay current on the constantly changing laws and regulations surrounding business accounting practices.
Will you pay a bit more to have a Certified Public Accountant work for your company? Yes, but you'll soon realize that his or her knowledge, training and experience are valuable assets that will save your company a great deal more in terms of peace of mind and the best possible financial decisions for you and your business.
Anybody Can Be An Accountant
And that does mean anybody. There are no federal or state guidelines a person has to meet before they can hang out their shingle as an accounting specialist. In fact, the very definition clearly allows anyone who is interested in doing the books to advertise themselves as an accountant, which is simply someone who looks after the financial records for a business or organization. If you work with figures, you can use the title without having to get a college degree, take a test or ensure that you understand finances. If you can use a calculator and are familiar with basic accounting software, you can be a bookkeeper for any company willing to hire you.Financial Astrology
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A CPA Has To Prove His Or Her Qualifications
You can't, however, simply put up a sign and be familiar with bookkeeping to be a Certified Public Accountant. The certification process is a stringent one. You have to take a series of tests and pass them with the appropriate score in order to be allowed to refer to yourself as certified. In the state of Illinois, there are no fewer than four exams required and you will have to pass every one of them. Rigorous testing ensures that everyone who passes has been properly trained. What does that training entail? In most states, it means you've been to college and obtained the appropriate degree.
Education Is Critical
Even though someone has spent years as a bookkeeper, if they don't have the educational background, they can't call themselves a CPA if they haven't completed at least 120 semester hours of the appropriate credit courses from a recognized educational institution. The courses have to include business law, accounting and auditing, with a focus on accounting.
Keeping Current Is Also Vital
Keeping a CPA designation can be as difficult as getting one because there are strict guidelines for maintaining certification. Anyone who is a CPA has to complete at least 80 additional hours of continuing education every two years in order to stay current on the constantly changing laws and regulations surrounding business accounting practices.
Will you pay a bit more to have a Certified Public Accountant work for your company? Yes, but you'll soon realize that his or her knowledge, training and experience are valuable assets that will save your company a great deal more in terms of peace of mind and the best possible financial decisions for you and your business.
Saturday, 4 January 2014
What Are Some Uses and Problems With Average True Range Indicator?
The Average True Range Indicator (ATR) is yet another trading creation by J. Wells Wilder. In his 1978 book, "New Strategies in Technical Trading Systems," Wilder introduces the Average True Range, RSI, Directional Movement Indicator and its useful component the ADX, Parabolic SAR, and sketches out his take on Reversion to the Mean theory, among a host of other trading concepts. As I am sure you are aware, several of the important principles of modern technical trading theory are based upon Wilder's conclusions in the book Nifty Tips
The ATR is used and misused for a wide variety of functions related to e-mini trading. Let's start with an issue that makes the indicator problematic; the readings on the ATR have no direct relationship to price and give no indication of price direction. As a matter of fact, this indicator is a reasonably direct measurement of volatility. Wilder envisioned the "True Range" in absolute values to insure positive number results. Financial Astrology
This is where "true range" theory breaks down, for some e-mini traders.
Most indicators and oscillators are a depiction, in some form, of the price (and price behavior) of a trading instrument under examination. With many indicators and oscillators, a rising line would indicate the market is going upward and vice versa for falling lines and lines moving downward. In the middle of this mass of rising or falling lines is the diminutive Average True Range, whose lines may be moving in a direction that shows only a limited correlation to the lines on the price based indicators. This paradox often causes the ATR data to be misread or misapplied when trading.
On the other hand, when used correctly the ATR can supply indispensable information. In my personal trading, I use the ATR to calculate profit targets and stop losses. In addition to indicating the volatility in the market, I assume a good part of the ATR reading (especially in channels) to be market noise. I do not want to be stopped out of a trade by a slight actual move in the market and the market noise that may be a normal component of that move. It is fairly normal for me to set my stop loss at 1.5 x ATR, and my profit target at 2.0 x ATR. This unbalanced risk /reward ratio maximizes my profit and stop/loss calculation and gives an idea of what numbers on the chart I can have a reasonable expectation of achieving. I believe this approach is logical and helps me maximize potential returns and assess risk. Intraday Tips
The ATR has a variety of e-mini traders who employ it for less popular uses in trading. For example, I have seen traders utilize the Average True Range in actual trading. By adding the indicator value to the closing price, the trader can calculate potential breakout points on the next trading day. Similarly, potential exits can calculated by adding the ATR to the previous days close. I personally employ the ATR in my trading solely to calculate profit targets and stop loss figures.
I pay close attention to this indicator to decide if the market is too slow to trade or too volatile to trade. For example, on a particularly active trading day the ATR may climb to a reading of 20. Using the formula I outlined earlier in this article, that reading would force me to set my stop loss to 30. Depending on the contract and how well I am trading I may decide that risking 30 x #of contracts I am trading represents too great a risk for the size of my trading account. As a matter of fact, 30 almost always presents more risk than I am willing to shoulder.Commodity Tips
In summary, the ATR is an ideal way to understand volatility in the e-mini market. Since volatility is directly related to risk, I can get a good idea where to place my stop loss point and profit targets. I mentioned some alternative uses for the Average True Range Indicator in e-mini trading, but did not overly endorse their use.
Friday, 3 January 2014
Private sector manufacturing activity in the euro zone
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Private sector manufacturing activity in the euro zone continued to recover in December, revised data on Thursday showed, indicating stronger growth in the euro area, but the rate of decline in France accelerated, raising concerns that the country could fall back into a recession.
For the final quarter as a whole, the sector is recording its best performance in two-and-a-half years, consistent with a quarterly pace of output growth of around 0.6%.
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Commenting on the report, Chris Williamson, Chief Economist at Markit, said, “The latest numbers are consistent with production growing at a quarterly rate of approximately 1% at the end of the year.”
Private sector output in the euro zone’s largest economy continued to expand in December, with Germany’s manufacturing PMI rising to a 31-month high of 54.3, up from a preliminary estimate of 54.2 and improving from 52.7 in November.
Spain’s manufacturing sector returned to expansion territory last month, while the Italian manufacturing sector grew at the fastest pace since April 2011, fuelling optimism over the economic outlook of the euro zone’s third-and-fourth largest economies.
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The Spanish PMI rose to 50.8 from 48.6 in November, led lower by stronger orders and output. The Italian index improved to 53.3 last month from 51.4 in November.
There was even relatively positive news from Greece, where higher levels of output and new orders elevated its PMI to a 52-monthhigh and close to the 50.0 stabilization point.
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France moved in the opposite direction, however, with data showing that the contraction in the country’s manufacturing sector deepened in December. France’s manufacturing PMI fell to a seven-month low of 47.0 from 48.4 in November.
The weak data raised concerns that the French economy could post a second successive quarterly decline in the three months to December, after a contraction of 0.1% in the third quarter, which would push the country back into a recession.
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Private sector manufacturing activity in the euro zone continued to recover in December, revised data on Thursday showed, indicating stronger growth in the euro area, but the rate of decline in France accelerated, raising concerns that the country could fall back into a recession.
Euro zone manufacturing sector continues to recover in December
The
euro zone’s manufacturing purchasing managers’ index held steady at a
31-month high of 52.7 in December, unchanged from a preliminary reading
and up from 51.6 in November. For the final quarter as a whole, the sector is recording its best performance in two-and-a-half years, consistent with a quarterly pace of output growth of around 0.6%.
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Commenting on the report, Chris Williamson, Chief Economist at Markit, said, “The latest numbers are consistent with production growing at a quarterly rate of approximately 1% at the end of the year.”
Private sector output in the euro zone’s largest economy continued to expand in December, with Germany’s manufacturing PMI rising to a 31-month high of 54.3, up from a preliminary estimate of 54.2 and improving from 52.7 in November.
Spain’s manufacturing sector returned to expansion territory last month, while the Italian manufacturing sector grew at the fastest pace since April 2011, fuelling optimism over the economic outlook of the euro zone’s third-and-fourth largest economies.
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The Spanish PMI rose to 50.8 from 48.6 in November, led lower by stronger orders and output. The Italian index improved to 53.3 last month from 51.4 in November.
There was even relatively positive news from Greece, where higher levels of output and new orders elevated its PMI to a 52-monthhigh and close to the 50.0 stabilization point.
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France moved in the opposite direction, however, with data showing that the contraction in the country’s manufacturing sector deepened in December. France’s manufacturing PMI fell to a seven-month low of 47.0 from 48.4 in November.
The weak data raised concerns that the French economy could post a second successive quarterly decline in the three months to December, after a contraction of 0.1% in the third quarter, which would push the country back into a recession.
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Wednesday, 1 January 2014
Natural gas drops on profit taking despite chilly forecasts
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, natural gas futures for delivery in February traded at USD4.287 per million British thermal units during U.S. trading, down 3.17%.
The commodity hit a session high of 4.448 and a low of 4.286, with support seen at 4.196, the low from Dec. 17, and resistance seen at 4.448, the earlier high.
The February contract settled up 1.35% lower on Monday to end at USD4.427 per million British thermal units.
Updated weather forecasting models called for chilly temperatures across the East Coast of the U.S. during the next six to ten days.
Colder-than-average winter temperatures increase the need for gas-fired electricity to heat homes, boosting demand for natural gas.
Longer-range forecasting models backed off on earlier calls for a warming trend to settle in the next two weeks.
Natgasweather.com reported in its 8-14 day outlook that while warmer temperatures are possible in parts of the U.S., so are more blasts of cold air that could trek across the country and hike demand for heating, though uncertainty allowed for profit taking.
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Trading volumes remained limited as many investors already closed books before the end of the year, reducing liquidity in the market, which helped exaggerate market moves.
Meanwhile, U.S. supply levels remained in focus. Total U.S. natural gas storage stood at 3.071 trillion cubic feet as of last week, approximately 16% below last year's unusually high level and nearly 9% below the five-year average for this time of year. Free Stock Tips
Early withdrawal estimates for this week’s storage data range from 110 billion cubic feet to 150 billion cubic feet, compared to a drop of 126 billion cubic feet during the same week a year earlier.
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The five-year average change for the week is a decline of 121 billion cubic feet.
Elsewhere on the NYMEX, light sweet crude oil futures for delivery in February were down 0.86% and trading at USD98.44 a barrel, while heating oil for February delivery were up 0.09% and trading at USD3.0589 per gallon.
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The commodity hit a session high of 4.448 and a low of 4.286, with support seen at 4.196, the low from Dec. 17, and resistance seen at 4.448, the earlier high.
The February contract settled up 1.35% lower on Monday to end at USD4.427 per million British thermal units.
Updated weather forecasting models called for chilly temperatures across the East Coast of the U.S. during the next six to ten days.
Colder-than-average winter temperatures increase the need for gas-fired electricity to heat homes, boosting demand for natural gas.
Longer-range forecasting models backed off on earlier calls for a warming trend to settle in the next two weeks.
Natgasweather.com reported in its 8-14 day outlook that while warmer temperatures are possible in parts of the U.S., so are more blasts of cold air that could trek across the country and hike demand for heating, though uncertainty allowed for profit taking.
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Trading volumes remained limited as many investors already closed books before the end of the year, reducing liquidity in the market, which helped exaggerate market moves.
Meanwhile, U.S. supply levels remained in focus. Total U.S. natural gas storage stood at 3.071 trillion cubic feet as of last week, approximately 16% below last year's unusually high level and nearly 9% below the five-year average for this time of year. Free Stock Tips
Early withdrawal estimates for this week’s storage data range from 110 billion cubic feet to 150 billion cubic feet, compared to a drop of 126 billion cubic feet during the same week a year earlier.
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The five-year average change for the week is a decline of 121 billion cubic feet.
Elsewhere on the NYMEX, light sweet crude oil futures for delivery in February were down 0.86% and trading at USD98.44 a barrel, while heating oil for February delivery were up 0.09% and trading at USD3.0589 per gallon.
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