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Natural Gas Short

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$UNG 4 the win. "Planet’s most abnormally cold air to surge into Lower 48 states Severe cold will make for icy NFL games in Kansas City ..."

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What are your favorite financial podcasts? These are mine.

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$UNG & $BOIL-Record Cold Temperatures:NOAA says so FOR THE MOST U.S. POPULATED States!! S&P's own research corroborates & adds more detail.

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Anyone been following Northern Graphite?

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Holy F$&K1NG SH#T AMC Just Dropped Off A Cliff

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Justin Guarini Yolo

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Why Gas Prices Are Climbing and How I'm Positioning Myself for December

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देखिये आज Nifty और Sensex के शेर कहां पहुंचे- NewsXpress NG

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Is It Time to Invest in Lithium Battery Recyclers?

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Are any of these stocks I just bought yesterday good swing trades for the holiday season coming?

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QQQ Puts ♨️♨️♨️♨️

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Would you invest in Panhwar Jet?

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Monday Gas Deja vu

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The Bear Case for Northrop Grumman ($NOC)

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Natural gas price recovery: a tale of two tickers (AR and RRC)

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Strategies in the Gas Market: Assessing the Impact of Weather, Production, and Market Sentiment

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Recaf resource report NG

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BOIL Stock, Anyone?

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UNG price will grow up to 30 % this summer

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3 Undervalued Small-cap Stocks With Impressive Upside Potential $E.TO $JOR $TK

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The Advantages of Futures Options Trading over Stock Options: I Increased My Profits 4X

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The Advantages of Futures Options Trading over Stock Options: I Increased My Profits 4X

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Public Trading Operations for Next Week (4.24-4.28):

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Public Operations for Next Week (4.17-4.21)

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BOIL Update - AKA TF?

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Next week's trading (4.10-4.14) + how to deal with oil production cuts

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Next week's public operation (4.3-4.7)

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NovaGold Resources Could Fall Sharply If Gold Turns Bearish (NYSE:NG)

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$BOIL & $KOLD DD

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Re-visiting My /NG Trade

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Trade Idea: /NG

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Trade Idea: /NG

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Natural Gas Prices will meteorically rise due to Seasonality. Pay attention and watch out

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Advice for trading natural gas options

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ETFs vs Futures for trading Natural Gas

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Can we please talk about Microsoft ($MSFT)?

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Underdogs acing their game: both in Qatar and the stock market

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Northrup Grumman today

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Buy of the Decade, $W_P_R_T DD

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Boxcar-NG: a Theta harvesting Income Trade [Iron Condor]

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I'm bullish on Dominion Energy, would love feedback

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Energy is where it's at - Trillion Energy (TCF, TRLEF, Z62-F)

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This is good for BBBY

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The Glass Castle: NG+

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The Glass Castle: NG+

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The Glass Castle: NG+

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Interview with John Hartmann, Executive Vice President & COO of Bed Bath & Beyond, President of buybuy BABY (21 April 2022)

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/NG is literally off the chain

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Vermilion Energy ($VET): The Key to Unlock European Natural Gas

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parabolic! NG etf derivatives are going to be liquid asf today

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January calls on the NG ETF keep getting spicier this weekend

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Trillion Energy - a natural gas play in Turkey/Bulgaria

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Europe Natural Gas Play

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What would happen to the commodities market if Europe decide to not pay for NG with ruble?

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Thermal Coal Thesis: The Abandoned Deep Value Play

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$VET > lambo

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Yolo #2 - Twitter Calls (25K)

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Russia confirms Ruble backed by NG, Gold, Oil. Nat Gas etfs are running on the news today

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Russia confirms Rouble to be backed by gold, NG and Oil

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Basic thesis: We need energy. Help me from here..

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Basic Thesis: We need energy. Help me from here...

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Why the recent disconnect between natural gas and oil stocks?

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Anyone know something about Natural Gas?

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Anyone know something about Natural Gas?

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MRO - Huge buybacks upcoming and great Q1 earnings/guidance on May 4th.

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EU, Russia, and LNG bet

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What will be the impact on Walmart's share value - if people start boycotting chinese companies over china's continued business with Russia?

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Playing With Your Food: A Fertilizer Bull Thesis

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Please be aware of the multitude of Penny Pump and Dumps that are about to happen Re/Russia and Ukraine conflict

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Where my oil bulls at? Let me tell you about coal boys

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YOLO - BOIL to the moon

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NG to the moon? 🚀

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Natural Gas Shortage . Electric car promoters are misleading to the public about pollution control and ecology abatement.

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BOIL + war = gains

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What to watch for Ukraine V Russia Potential War: Commodities, Travel Stocks, Semi-Conductors!

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What to watch for Ukraine V Russia Tension: Commodities, Travel Stocks, Semi-Conductors!

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What to watch for Ukraine V Russia Tension: Commodities, Travel Stocks, Semi-Conductors!

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What to watch for Ukraine V Russia Tension: Commodities, Travel Stocks, Semi-Conductors!

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Norwegian Air Shuttle Analysis

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Norwegian Air Shuttle Analysis

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Crude Oil over $90, what’s your end of the year price prediction?

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Crude Oil hits $90, what’s your end of the year price prediction?

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Deep freeze is coming, buy natural gas futures

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The new KI(D)NG on the block

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NG (NATGAS)

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Winner or loser? Only time will tell. 2021 ends. The figure below shows the annual return rate of investors who are holding the asset all year without trading. If you have adopted an active trading strategy, but the annual return is lower than the benchmark, think about what went wrong?

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Winner or loser? Only time will tell. 2021 ends. The figure below shows the annual return rate of investors who are holding the asset all year without trading. If you have adopted an active trading strategy, but the annual return is lower than the benchmark, think about what went wrong?

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My futures options trading strategy + my results of 6.5 years

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ACTIVE GAMMA SQEEZE ON VGFC OR Very.vn BUY QUICK WERE AIMING 100% FOR THE DAY SQEEZ8NG RIGHT NOW

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$DATI DigitalAMN Aligns With Domain Industry Experts to Secure TLD—Growing Digital Asset Holdings

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I’m Buying the Shit Out of Zillow Group

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I may not be accredited yet

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$SWN DD PART 2: Europe's Energy Crisis Play

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NG is the big thing of today, check out this butiful line going straight up

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SR NG switching to DNA tomorrow is about to 🚀. Cathie owns %25 of the total OS and about %50 of the total float leaving only 25 million shares. Get ready for blastoff...

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Natural gas is about to reverse, which means the time to buy KOLD is probably next week.

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CRsR tO The MoOn, BUY IT NOW OR GO WORK AT F*NG $MCD

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OTC: GASXF TSX: GASX – FUTURE CASH FLOW MONSTER WITH MASSIVE NEAR TERM UPSIDE

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We are retards non investors we trade y-o-l-o and now everybody pretends to have a suit and f4cking works for Wall Street and do "conservative" trades

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Calls on /NG?

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NOONE IS RENTING OFFICE SPACE ANYMORE IN NY...YOU GUYS ARE SO FUK8NG DUMB...SAY IT WITH ME...COMMERCIAL 👏 REAL-ESTATE 👏 IS GOING TO BITE YOUR ASS....VACANCY, DUH,EVRYBODY WORKS FROM HOME OOh yea FUK YOU

Mentions:#NG#SAY#BITE

This guy makes profits everyday https://www.reddit.com/u/AncientWyvern_Shield/s/S5n1NG604j. I am actually jealous of him.

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The other thing is airplane development is really really long. The latest completely new plane, the Airbus A220 originally Bombardier CS220 started planning in 2004, made its first flight in 2013 and entered service in 2016. 12 years and that's from a company that already made airplanes. Even the disaster that is the 737 Max started development in 2011 and entered service in 2017, that's 6 years for a re-engined and minorly modified 737 NG with all the rushed quality and engineering problems that are now coming out. I believe a third airplane manufacturer is inevitable but we might not see what that actually looks like until maybe 10 years.

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I don't know what the comment was due to it being deleted, but Boeing seems to be beating out LM with the NGAD program, and NG winning with the B21. DOD will often spread awards around the major companies.

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No doubt in my mind. I’m considering pulling all my NG gamble and going into leaps

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TA flies out the window when my NG short gets blasted to the moon by a spike that had no justification until the news picked it up and posted it the next day…. I’m supposed to be psychic to play the game properly while the people in control have already prepared and even finished their positions.

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Usually NG behave a little bit strange it could tank even more.

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Buy good quality stock that you buy and can hold and not lose sleep. Preferably dividend stock and ETF’s. I have been buying into monthly paying div ETF’s Canadian Banks, utilities, communication, tech and bonds. Equal weighted, non leveraged, non covered call ETF’s are the safest and will give the best returns when the sector turns around and runs up. Covered call partially leveraged ETF’s give high Dividends but lag when the sector turns around. Right now natural gas is tracking lower. UNL would be a good investment when NG turns around. NVDA is starting to drop. Set a target price that you would start to invest into it. REITS have taken a beating once interest rates drop they will run. Gold miners have taken a beating and with lower interest rates and lower inflation along with high gold prices they could start to run up. Invest over time into sectors that have value.

Mentions:#UNL#NG#NVDA

/NG … just toss in a bid!

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It's only the newest Boeing tubes having issues. The -700 and -800 (737NG) are pretty reliable workhorses.

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They have one competitor, airbus an EU based company. They make missile components and fighter jet parts for lockheed martin so at least 30% of their income is uncle sam and the rest well, who else is making planes in the US the size of a 747. Not defending them but just like the big banks its a company the government has no interest in closing just slapping on the wrist. Further “By the end of last month, Boeing's backlog (total unfilled orders before ASC 606 adjustment) was 6,189 aircraft (Boeing's backlog record of 6,216 aircraft was set in December 2023), of which 4,775, or 77 percent, were 737 NG/MAX narrowbody jets.” They have a massive backlog which is usually a bad call in production wholesale but again, only major airplane producer for the commercial market that isn’t small private jet. Airbus is their only competitor and they also have a big backlog so money is basically banked and the government loves the MIC they are scummy as fuck and are led by the worst types of leadership that knows they have a golden egg and just buy government influence and contracts.

There's obviously a lot to it but NG price had been beaten down from about 2016 until 2021 and it didn't recover until after the covid lock downs lead to a surge in demand that strained an already weakened supply. NG price is back to around the covid lockdown price with this mild winter. Demand is growing on the power generation side, but that accounts for I think 1-2% growth a year. Pipeline infrastructure projects moving gas from areas of high production to low production(think PA/OH shipping to the northeast) could drive local spot-prices up 2-4% but the biggest driver could and I think should be LNG terminals on the east coast. Everyone wants to talk about hurting the Russian war effort and marginalizing their impact on the world stage, but until you take away their primary revenue driver, you'll never be effective. It's not the silver bullet, but if you're talking about impact, I think that's where you start. Democrats won't want to do it because of environmental concerns and Republicans, well they've been in a position to do something in the past and haven't and at this point, I feel their desire would be to keep American energy in America. Are companies going to make money? Yeah. That said, I'd focus on companies with exposure to oil plays. Sorry for the long-winded opinion lol.

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And if that were a statement based on safety record like he indicated, he would be including the 737NG on his list unless he only flies widebodies - which would be ridiculous, even though he did try to claim that. He didn’t even try to say that he only flies on A320s when it comes to narrow bodies. I get the Boeing criticism – it’s entirely deserved – but this site has become flooded with comments like his that are basically just shit they make up on the spot so they can pile on. It’s easy to spot when you’ve spent time working in aero. It’s funny to me because it’s not even necessary. There are countless legitimate ways to criticize Boeing. No need to make up a story about flying on their twin aisles exclusively.

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Two reasons why you’re full of shit: – There’s no way you only fly on widebody aircraft when narrowbody jets are much more common, as they handle virtually all short and medium haul passenger flights – If you knew what you were talking about and actually concerned with the safety of specific aircraft types, you would also be comfortable flying on a 737NG (MAX predecessor). It has a lengthy, strong track record. To be clear, I’m not at all advocating for Boeing here. There are serious issues with the company.

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The price of natural gas is way down. It’s only up in the last couple of weeks bc a few big producers announced they were cutting back in production. There are plenty of smaller producers who have wells choked back that are willing to fill that production cut. ET is more of a NG transport company anyways, they kinda make their money regardless of what the spot price is.

Mentions:#ET#NG

Buy more! [5 billion in contracts](https://content.seleritycorp.com/hosted/assets/www/zQBNy_i5Q-RmrZNsZ55NG9QlS40-K2xwFmMenYeEqq8)

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NVDA right now: ILL BE RIS8NG FROM THE GROUND LIKE A SKYSCRAPERRRR 🧡💛🩵💚

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I have a few 100%+ NG shorts it’s just different than nuking $3000 on a one direction option

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S...............L...........A.............NG ​ Its gonna pop

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Bro... just stop.. that focus isn't on endpoints and hasn't been in years. CRWD will stay the leader in endpoints & endpoints will never go away ever, but NG-SIEM, Identity, Falcon for IT those are going to be the money makers going forward. Endpoint is just a given.

Mentions:#CRWD#NG

I’m keenly aware. However, the MAX will be the last variant of the 737 produced by Boeing and, thus, Southwest is going to have to rip that Band-Aid off at some point. With the delays associated with the MAX7 and the increased exposure to a fleet grounding once the NG fleet is phased out, it makes sense that the only real way to grow in the medium term is taking on a new fleet type. SWA has new flight planning/management software coming online later this year, along with several other technology modernization projects. The soon-to-be-retired system has very limited fleet expansion capability (and is the real primary reason they couldn’t handle red-eyes). I could see, once those new systems are established, SWA making their next jump a foray into fleet diversification.

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It’s necessary to get to Hawaii or across the Atlantic. It’s not really the engines when I describe it as a tank. It’s the systems and how reliable they all are together. The 73 typically is just a lot more reliable, and they last a fair amount longer as well in terms of cycles. Yeah the mcas should have had better training. It does now… but it’s really a small addition to a stability system that was already apart of the NG, and the failure modes are the same. If it doesn’t work a light goes off. If it causes your trim to runaway you flip the trim cutout switches (which is a memory item for every 737 pilot ever) The crews that crashed the planes didn’t do that.

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Now do this with NG and I’ll be impressed

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I’m assuming that 3LNG loses value by this forward contract mechanism in the same way? It’s 3x levered to the index that’s based off NG contracts.

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Nah. Biden shat all over NG recently by cancelling export terminals. US gas is going to stay low for as long as Biden is blocking exports. The gas companies have cut a few gas drill rigs here and there but it won't be enough to push gas prices up, especially with all the gassy depleted shale oil wells.

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If you didn't understand that you shouldn't be touching NG.

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Don’t even gamble on NG. Lost so much money when I thought it can’t go any lower and it goes to fucking negative. FML DGAZ

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When using SPAN margin, margin requirement is lower as further away from expiration you are. I stop based on the underlying and world events. Fort example: I held some /NG strangles to -600% and then they recovered.

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NVDA COMES NG OUT WITH AI ROBOTS... CONFIRMED. AI. FUKKIN. ROBOTS. NVDA $5K ![img](emote|t5_2th52|27189)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)

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here's a Legit reply. I'm 24 too, I spent almost every second from 17-22 high off my ass (weed, X, LSD, sometimes coke. no H or crack or any of that). I'm 6ft, and was down to 110 pounds soaking wet because I just didn't spend my money on food, and didn't have much money to begin with, never had more than my paycheck in the bank, was homeless for a bit, the only reason I avoided debt is because I didn't get a credit card. I was miserable, broke, had a dead end job (cook) and thought I would be a rock star, which to be fair, I did have a band have some local success and good momentum until the pandemic hit, the pandemic ruined all my plans, and fucked me to be frank. so I decided I would join the military (NG, not active duty, had a girl at the time talk me out of going active), stopped doing everything at 22 (I say I was never an addict because I never had to 'quit', I just stopped) finished basic and AIT a little over a year ago, spent the next 6 months learning how to do things like "save", "budget", and "have realistic goals", then almost 4 months ago I got deployed. military pay is ass... deployment pay? actually really damn good, I'm making almost as much in this year of being deployed, as I have my entire adult life leading up to it, like 90k after tax. I'm currently putting over 5k a month away, doing school, working on music, getting in really good shape, looking to buy a house by summer of 2025, going to buy my dream car cash with $ left over, and getting rid of my habit of dating strippers and coked up goth bipolar baddies. long story short, the best way to turn your life around, at least in the US, is to join the military, I suggest Army NG, as you get all the benefits (most up front, stuff like the VA home loan you need to do at least a 3 months deployment), but your still basically a civilian 90% of the time. it changes your mindset, and the way you see yourself, and your place in the world, the day you finish basic it the day you feel like you can do anything. as for investing, I only started in Dec of 2023, so I may not have the best advice, but here's what I got for ya. avoid crypto and penny stocks, that shits just gambling unless you really know what your doing, and even then, you still may as well just go to Vegas. stick to bigger stocks, like Apple, Nvidia, S&p 500, big stuff that won't crash to zero, and spread out your portfolio, so even if Nvidia crashes by 5-6% like it did this morning, overall I was only down 1.75% ( and made it back post market) don't put all your eggs in one basket. and get a job, forget stocks and investing until you have like 2-5k put away from any job, and just put that in a savings account and forget about it unless you need it to survive. that all said, if you can't control yourself investing at all, then dip out 100%. go to bonds or high yield, or even real-estate if you get enough put away. hope this helps man, keep your head up. I know what it's like to stare down the barrel of your own life choices, but there's always a way back up, it's just probably going to suck for a while well you claw your way back up. short term pain, for long term success

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[Yes](https://i.imgur.com/NG7EgcT.png), why do you think every tech company in the world is currently trying to get as many H100's as they can. The start of Artificial General Intelligence is here. Many thought that was impossible on just mere silicone (myself included) but guess what, we were al proven wrong.

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Its rather independent of overall market. One of the biggest NG producers is scaling back production. So futes moon

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Cuz NG up 12.5%

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NG squeezing.

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NG powered electrical plants FAR more efficient than residential gas appliances, so it makes sense.

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Utilities and Energy. With war and recession its safe to say that oil prices will rise (BP, Shell, Exxon, Murphys Oil) and that with most countries in a recession its worth investing in utility services like (NG, SO, NJR) I've been cautious on technology stocks. Literally stuck to Microsoft and Apple. I would not go into AI as it's going to dip like the dotcom. I recommend reading news from this analyst: [https://wyominginvestor.com/global-dividend-treasures-revealed-picks-for-the-best-foreign-stocks-outside-the-u-s/](https://wyominginvestor.com/global-dividend-treasures-revealed-picks-for-the-best-foreign-stocks-outside-the-u-s/)

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UNG plays the front month of the NG futures curve, and is going to suffer as it rolls from one month to the next. See pic for the prices of the different expirations of the futures. Unless you think there's a real spike coming, something that would force the curve into backwardation, it's probably not a good idea. https://preview.redd.it/ahyb6bvdsfjc1.png?width=826&format=png&auto=webp&s=d32fc18deaced45be9a0ee99454b80cfa6efb668

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I need to look into NG pipeline/shipment stocks, but I did recently open positions in KGS and APD.

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I've been itching for months to try and bottom tick some NG play. But I can't block out the knowledge that spring is imminent and that coming off a warm winter, demand probably should be carving out new basements. Of course energy does often defy expectations. But still, other than the knife is falling, what catalyst should we expect to rescue it? When NG price is low, producers just flare it off (a practice which our kids and grandkids should eventually hate this generation for tolerating)

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I keep telling myself we are at the bottom in NG... It keeps going lower. Good luck

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Some longs down here will work; You just need some tight stops on. Unless you are holding for a longer time frame. NG can bounce 100% pretty easily down here

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Any chads playing NG? Sexy level to look for a bounce.

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Trading around 36x Non-GAAP eps. Assume growth continues on same path(on track for 14b revenue, and 20-24 NG EPS) this should hold looking at their guiadance. Now also assume 40x P/E ratio for next year(should be reasonable if growth continues through next year). By my math, this leaves them trading between 800 and 1000 after FY24 results AKA potentially+40% to +70% gains over 2 quarters.

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I've said repeatedly that I think there's a chance hydrogen could carve out a small niche (like NG) but there are very very few situations where it will be the best option for a multitude of reasons. Even natural gas is getting phased out of its niche now that the USPS is finally retiring their fleet of obsolete "fuel effficient" shitboxes for EVs and gas.

Mentions:#NG#USPS

NG gang? I'm tempted but I have been buttfucked so hard before playing this ticker.

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Same, although NG can’t stay this low forever so maybe…

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EV demand will dwindle. What if elections go the other way? Pipelines, NG and oil projects back on. If you bet on tesla you bet on Elon which is a decent bet. Tesla is far ahead of all others but look for more hybrids

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Ok so Boil or KOLD ? NG price should go up right ? US has been flooding the market with LNG since the war

Mentions:#KOLD#NG#LNG

Is this gonna make NG spot prices go up or down

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It's not even a bear market. It's the status quo, NG was ~3 from 2010 on. It got a little shaky while politicians screwed with supply chains cause Russia and that obviously wasn't going to last because the global economy is an energy whore and if she can't take it in the front door she'll take it in the back door later.

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Thinking about investing in nat gas? Don't. The huge COVID run is never going to happen again, ever. When someone says "it can't go lower" well, that's bullshit*t. And that doesn't mean go short. The US has an oversupply of NG and demand might never catch up.

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You mean investing in NG stocks or NG futures, but not boil right? BOIL is a bear slide due to the fact its leveraged. It will always go down on a long enough time line You probably know this but some people don't. I knew a guy that invested in UVXY for over 2 years. Poor dumb bastard

Mentions:#NG#BOIL#UVXY

Massive over supply of NG so would have taken another geopolitical shock like Ukraine war and those dont happen often.

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The climate crisis is real but this is not the answer. Countries will simply go to Russia for NG exports or worse, from a climate perspective, go to an even dirtier fuel source. Additionally, countries all around the world don’t have access any reliable energy. LNG could be a solution to them in the near future. Just because you take a product off the market doesn’t mean countries are going to magically transition to solar and wind. They are going to go to whatever is cheapest, reliable and available which right now is likely coal. What coal companies should I be buying calls on?

Mentions:#NG#LNG

I made six figures on KOLD calls last year dunno why regards are so adamant to buy BOIL in a NG bear market

Mentions:#KOLD#BOIL#NG

Exactly… and you think banning NG exports is going to make them the people in that industry more or less likely to vote Trump?

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I doubt it. The people who support NG exports tend to be more red

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Yall sleepin on my boy $NG

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I've been adding it too, but kind of nervous it could get hit every time NG slumps.

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsOGsSee Comment

Just aboomer scalp on GUSH, boomer shares of all sorts that benefit and NG contracts i bought a year ago that are severely underwater 😥

Mentions:#GUSH#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

No, the newest NG's are maybe 5-6 years old. And this one is 10+. The guy grabbed a pic of the tag. You can get everything based off that model and serial number.

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

The Boeing 737 MAX 9 has been grounded in the USA under order from the FAA, and all airframes ordered a thorough inspection. This is to prevent or catch early issues with the door plugs, which have been found to have loose bolts on multiple frames as well as the faulty plug leading to the depressurization aboard N704AL. The Boeing 737 MAX is a very different plane from the 737 NG, which is why only the MAX 9 and not the -900ER has been grounded. The NGs are nearly 15 years older than the MAXs, and have a very different design - including slightly different door plug layouts, as well as components. The -900ER does have a plug in more or less the same spot, but since the NG is a whole different aircraft the bolts, seals, and locking mechanisms are all completely different. Although extremely similar, they have enough slight differences to make a difference. The MAX was redesigned, and as a result so way the design of the door plug. Plus, as this is likely a manufacturing defect, the 737–900ER was produced far before the MAX 9 and would not have these defects. This is the same reason only MAXs and not NGs were grounded after MCAS issues. Only the MAX is equipped with MCAS, not the NGs, as once again they are different aircraft from different series. - Quora

Mentions:#MAX#AL#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Well yes but no. [900 NG is affected by the same issue](https://www.legit.ng/business-economy/economy/1574820-faa-recommends-inspections-boeing-models/), but OP through sheer dumb luck is sitting by an emergency exit door, not a plug door like the one that caused the incident.

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

The [900 NG was also affected](https://www.legit.ng/business-economy/economy/1574820-faa-recommends-inspections-boeing-models/) you fucking idiot. But this whole thing is related to plug doors, not exit (row) doors so OP is not sitting near the affected seats.

Mentions:#NG
r/stocksSee Comment

Long game is US is world largest NG producer and fracking keeps NG cheap.

Mentions:#NG
r/optionsSee Comment

GC, NG, HG, ZS, CL and sometimes ZM. I used to do it on 6E but without much success I stay away from indexes for now but I will probably start selling strangles on RTY soon

r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Naked Calls = NC ~ NG = Not Green

Mentions:#NC#NG
r/optionsSee Comment

I had the audacity to sell $2 strike puts 60 days ago. They were at about 8 delta. There was no chance in hell that NG would plummet with El Nino and the real probability of the polar vortex collapsing. But somehow it dropped like a rock. My initial 19k CHF margin went to 65k CHF and close to 40 deltas. That was scary and it kept my buying power locked for 2 months

Mentions:#NG
r/optionsSee Comment

Thank you for discouraging /NG trading. A few years back a desk near mine was trading it very profitably and I have been veering toward increasing my exposure after making a bit on the side but haven’t sizably pulled the trigger. Ofc that’s in a different portfolio, but I do have a penchant for exactly those types of things.

Mentions:#NG
r/optionsSee Comment

- you dump all your cash in T-Bills on a monthly basis - you start selling 90DTE puts on commodities using futures by picking delta based on seasonality, correlation and risk appetite (for low risk you could sell the /ZB puts as rates will eventually go down) - you start running the weekly or shorter ATM wheel on same commodities & indexes by using the micro contracts (/MES, /MNQ, /MGC, etc) - with all the cash received from selling futures contracts you buy write ATM, >120DTE dividend aristocrats - for extra risk you can always sell box spreads on the Nikkei and buy box spreads on SPX and make a carry trade that can get you up to 5% “free” profit… hedge the short YEN tho with something like forex futures or something (not as free as some people think 😉) - don’t lever yourself too much, max 50% buying power utilization is ok with SPAN margin as long as you are very diversified and uncorrelated. - follow Notional to NLV because while futures are wonderful and SPAN margin is amazing it can become a double edged sword very easy. - never hedge, hedges are expensive, just be disciplined and exit losing trades when they hit your loss target. - never trade /NG outside spring & summer, or better yet, never trade /NG Safe trading & good luck

Mentions:#MGC#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

AI+pick a niche industry about to blow up or booming. Space industry? LM? NG? MOOG? GD? Space X going public?

Mentions:#NG#GD
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Not with NG futures down 6%

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

I only trade NG Futures i love them, passed my prop challenge only trading NG

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

If I learnt any lesson over the two years of play with $BOIL is that I'm never shorting NG overnight. Trade it during the day/news event. This shit is crazy with double digit % moves at times

Mentions:#BOIL#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Great question and the answer is not so simple as looking for a correlation between heating costs and temperatures. According the [Energy Information Administration](https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.php?id=50&t=8), residential use accounted for only 15% of total usage in 2022. To understand what's happening, the important number to look at is not usage, but storage. Gas in storage rose markedly because of the warm December and relatively mild start to January. It wasn't until this latest storm that the majority of the US started to see "seasonal weather". Going into the storm, NG supplies were still +13%, so we had to overcome that to start drawing into production. I don't think we'll be cold enough long enough to see production strained, especially considering the US leads the world in NG production.

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Sell the news event, NG futes already down 7.4%

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

“Lots of tools on meme stocks when they were not MEME’NG” is the greatest explanation ever. I completely understand what you mean; we all do. That’s what makes Reddit amazing haha

Mentions:#MEME#NG
r/stocksSee Comment

That (3) is a wash sale. NG

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Wendy’s. NG storage is still crazy high, the arctic blast we’re getting is priced in already, the front month NG contract is stuck at a fib level with decreasing MACD on peaks. Hope you’re not buying BOIL at these levels.

Mentions:#NG#BOIL
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

$UNG $NG\_F $BOIL The Tightening is REAL, COLD WEATHER, RUSSIA, AND HOUTHI'S , read screen shot very very carefully, and check with reference links on screenshot. I told you I was bullish ALL OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY til mid March. Could be longer with Houthi's. Nat Gas is used in high heat for AC's as well. It's about to get real: "Houthi spokesperson said 73 strikes had killed five of the group's fighters and wounded six others. The attacks would not go without "punishment or retaliation", he said. Oil price surges Britain says no further action planned" [https://www.reuters.com/world/us-britain-carry-out-strikes-against-houthis-yemen-officials-2024-01-11/](https://www.reuters.com/world/us-britain-carry-out-strikes-against-houthis-yemen-officials-2024-01-11/) more here: [https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/194e0j9/ung\_4\_the\_win\_planets\_most\_abnormally\_cold\_air\_to/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/194e0j9/ung_4_the_win_planets_most_abnormally_cold_air_to/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) ​ https://preview.redd.it/ifc8mcxjmzbc1.png?width=1002&format=png&auto=webp&s=be2af336f1157f0e1fd09249a197ed537ca75643

r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Boil is Pro Shares. Leveraged up, basically UNG on Steroids, moves in price fluctuations about twice the amount UNG does, up or down. UNG, moves normally, more in line with /NG; UNG is just based on NatGas future contracts. Look up proshares.

Mentions:#UNG#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

$UNG for the win. Planet’s most abnormally cold air to surge into Lower 48 states Severe cold will make for icy NFL games in Kansas City and Buffalo and frigid Iowa caucuses. It will also test the Texas power grid. "Stunning cold is beginning to crash southward from the Arctic into the Lower 48 states. It could break hundreds of records this weekend into early next week. The bitter cold will arrive in the wake of another blockbuster storm sweeping the nation. The Arctic blast will produce the planet’s biggest negative temperature anomalies over parts of the western and central United States, in some places up to 60 degrees below normal. It will make for icy NFL playoff games in Kansas City and Buffalo this weekend and frigid Iowa caucuses Monday, and could test the Texas power grid. When the chill first invades Montana and the northern Plains, temperatures are forecast to be as much as 50 to 60 degrees below normal." [https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2024/01/11/extreme-cold-iowa-nfl-texas/](https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2024/01/11/extreme-cold-iowa-nfl-texas/) $BOIL $XLE $UUUU $NG\_F

r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

$UNG Follow The National Weather Service on [X.com](http://x.com/) /Twitter - For Next Week "Arctic air will plunges into the US by early next week, and by Tuesday morning, lows may bottom out into the 20s as far south as south Texas and the Central Gulf Coast Monday night. These temperatures will be dangerous, particularly for those without adequate heating or shelter." Follow Link = [https://x.com/nws/status/1745098524813869490?s=46](https://x.com/nws/status/1745098524813869490?s=46) $BOIL $XLE $UUUU $NG\_F Bears thought Tuesday was scary for them, they aint seen nuthin yet.

r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

$UNG $BOIL $NG\_F S&P Forecast 1-10-24 "The Lone Star State — so named for its history as an independent republic prior to joining the US as the 28th state in 1845 — has become increasingly vulnerable to exceptionally cold weather conditions in recent years. The state grabbed headlines in February 2021, when a severe weather event precipitated a deep freeze that paralyzed power plants and generating units, causing widespread blackouts and skyrocketing gas prices. Millions of residents were left without heat and electricity, and many lives were lost as a result. In December 2022, another winter storm caused a shortfall in power supply, as electricity demand was far greater than forecast. If a similar storm strikes again in winter 2023–24, Texas faces a 20.6% chance of an energy emergency and a 16.8% chance of rotating power outages, according to the latest forecast for January. This reflects a higher probability of energy emergency compared to the forecast for December 2023." [https://www.spglobal.com/en/research-insights/articles/daily-update-january-10-2024](https://www.spglobal.com/en/research-insights/articles/daily-update-january-10-2024) ​ https://preview.redd.it/sxmnlp6llpbc1.png?width=1491&format=png&auto=webp&s=c571f717607253aa178fc3dd8750f04cafb8a552

Mentions:#UNG#BOIL#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

You are correct that people died from a decisions made by Boeing, and I'm not arguing that MAX crashes were a result of bad design and Boeing has responsibility for it. What I'm saying is that, despite the two crashes, commercial aircraft are as safe as they ever were, ever. If fact, you are still more likely to die in a commercial airplane from a bad decision from the pilots or weather, then you are due to a malfunction. So you can't ignore the contributions that Boeing/Airbus/FAA/Airlines and other parts of the aviation business have done to improve safety overall in the world. The fact, that only 347 people have died in the last 10 years due to bad design, while 103 people die every day in cars in the USA is freaking masterpiece in risk management. Behind the scenes, both Airbus and Boeing are dealing with constant safety threats that are only discovered after the airplane is flying and in service, that's just how the business works. The planes are designed by humans, companies lead by humans and aviation just has the freaking huge requirement that not ONE person can die in airplane due to bad design ever, makes the design of airplanes super difficult not to include making the planes better than before, build able, profitable, and compete in a very competitive environment. So Boeing leadership made a decision to build the MAX, and that required the MCAS to meet requirements, and that design did in fact lead to 347 people to die. But lots of people worked on that problem, and everyone involved, if we could go back in time, would say they were doing they believe in their hearts is safe. So its one thing to say, hey Boeing you did a bad job and you should own that. It's another thing to say you're recklessly, nefariously killing humans for profit...when safety has only gotten better since the 90s when the MAX was selected to replace the NG. Boeing was a part of that.

Mentions:#MAX#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

It's not the early days anymore. The 320Neo beats the crap out of the 737 'Max' (should call it Min, at this point). The Neo is the same plane with new engines and upgrades and is fine. That Boeing couldn't take the very successful 737NG and apply a few upgrades without becoming a huge kerfuffle, Boeing is done. I think all the airlines would love to just deal with some peeling paint on the 350 versus 737s falling apart in the sky or falling out of the sky or their batteries catching on fire in the 787.

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Yes, it will be cold. However, all this news is already being priced into the commodity futures. NGG24 is already up 24% in 30 days. Weather and supply/demand fundamentals drive gas pricing. Hedge funds spend big on weather models and take positions based on forecasts 2-3 weeks out, not what the weather is going to be today or tomorrow. NG will only go higher if the cold temperatures are significantly below expectations, otherwise I could see some pullback in the coming days/weeks.

Mentions:#NGG#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Seriously. It's obviously Gyrocopters > 737NG > whatever the fuck else that dude said

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Im actually old enough that i talk to a guy there named Richard, and when my NG shit is going sideways, I make it a point to call him Dick

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

not in the slightest, 737NG > 320Neo > 737Max > 320

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Natural gas roaring. Any reason behind this rally in NG.?

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Boeing has a backlog of 5,866 planes as of November 2023. 78% of the backlog, 4,590 planes, are 737 NG/MAX planes. Airbus has a backlog of 8,014 planes as of November 2023.

Mentions:#NG#MAX
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

> this is going to be a big nothing burger outside of optics which can effect future sales A few thoughts from someone inside the industry: * The door-plug blowout isn't a Max thing. The same door plugs have been used on the 737NG 900 for a couple of decades. The fuselage isn't unique to the Max, it's shared bedstead the two variants, so this isn't a Max-Specific issue. * The media will and are going to jump on anything that happens to a Max, even if the issue isn't, as in this case, "because Max." * Many aircraft besides Boeing aircraft have had door or plug failures in the past, with little to no significant affect on overall safety and thus on the company financials. * The inspections/groundings are limited to Max 9 variants only, not other versions of the Max. And it doesn't even affect all Max 9s, only one specific configuration of Max 9. * The event, while spectacular, didn't result in a crash or even a serious injury. The actual takeaway here is that the airframe can safely handle a failure like this and land safely. So, once the 'because Max' frenzy dies down and the next aviation-media 'scary crisis!' story does down, it's back to normal for Boeing. It might cause a temporary dip, but betting on this as a longer-term short strategy would be stupid.

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Laughs in Raytheon, NG, and Lockheed.

Mentions:#NG
r/stocksSee Comment

I don't think it's even "too big to fail" anymore. This is it. It's over. Boeing is done. If the US wants to keep its commercial airline sector, someone like LM, NG or GD needs to step in at this point. Let them acquire Boeing. Sad to lose such a once great company though. Now, there will be even less competition. Hopefully other upcoming aerospace corporations can fill in the void

Mentions:#NG#GD
r/investingSee Comment

Natural gas pricing is affected by weather predictions and by the weekly drawdown on Thursday mornings. I sometimes trade BOIL and KOLD, which are 2x leveraged and track the front or 2nd month of the futures (they roll over at the beginning of each month). I don't try to predict the weather; instead, I look for those times when NG price is stuck in a channel for a day or two. My profit/loss limits are 3%, that is, a 1.5% movement in the futures. I last traded BOIL the final week of Dec and Jan 2. I can't tell you what to do with your current position, but I encourage you to set profit/loss limits based on your risk tolerance.

Mentions:#BOIL#KOLD#NG
r/investingSee Comment

I shorted NG right at the top $10 summer 2022. And I still lost money. Hit my stop by 2 pennies. It pushed right to it's maximum limit overbought and it got me. That's all it takes to screw everything up. Eventually I got back in and it all worked out in the end. Before you get in always decide where you are going to get out. It's not too late. Go back to the time where you were starting this and decide where would you want to get out if it goes against you. There it is and follow the rules. 20 cent move in NG is nothing. If you can't handle that then you went way too big.

Mentions:#NG
r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Boeing Raytheon NG etc

Mentions:#NG