$COLD

market overall bullish ... might be cold before heat

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-05-19/global-economy-loses-1-6-trillion-as-world-struggles-to-avoid-a-new-cold-war

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cold storage > @Navneet said: holy fucker where do i store my coins then ?

been cold here in ireland all month as well vs normal for this time of year

@mzx9 Ummm, i havent been following that closely, i mean we ahve reached normal end of season so it should start to build and typically drops this time of year...but its near the bottom of 5 yr range and hasnt really turned the corner as yet...must be cold in US...... I mean Europ is paying $40...but US cant ship anymore than they are so arbitrage not really working... 🤷‍♂️

some people like it real cold man > @JPwhoisbrown said: get a 3/4 cup of ice and then some soda

not sure @mzx9 its should be EOSEASON but cold weather forecast well into APRIL.... causing more net draws. the other thing of course is the whole export to Europe but tahts going to take years to build out. I wouldnt be going long the gas here...things like $RRC are a different matter, those guys are on long term contracts at $2.50 and such.... they going to have bonanza if they get new contracts $5 +

yes been watching that...coming to end of season though...although gas could spike again as late march early April looks cold

added to $XLF puts see if they continue to catch flu/cold

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and than we probs going to enter cold period for a while

By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) - World shares skidded on Monday as warnings that Russia could invade Ukraine at any time drove oil prices to seven-year peaks, hit the euro and sent investors scuttling back to the safe-haven government bonds they have been dumping all year. The ratcheting concerns sent Europe's STOXX 600 share index tumbling 2.7% and pushed Wall Street futures down nearly 1% before comments from Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov that diplomatic efforts should continue helped win back some of the lost ground.[.EU][.N] Ukraine's government bonds understandably showed the most alarm as they slumped 10% at one point, although an overnight 2.2% drop from Tokyo's Nikkei share average and yen and Swiss franc strength in the FX markets [/FRX] underscored the global importance of the situation. Germany Chancellor Olaf Scholz was the latest Western leader heading to Moscow and Kyiv for shuttle diplomacy. The United States had said on Sunday that Russia might create a surprise pretext for an attack, and reaffirmed a pledge to defend "every inch" of NATO territory. The euro's currency market retreat left it down at $1.1345 and pushed key euro-dollar implied volatility gauges to their highest since November 2020. The cost to insure against another Ukraine debt default - something that happened after Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea - was also surging. [/FRX] "If it (Russian invasion) happens, the question is how does it happen?" said Jim Veneau at AXA investment managers, saying it could be a conventional tanks roll forward situation or a more hybrid style conflict centred on cyber attacks. The worrying thing learnt for the Cold War era, he added, was that "anything involving Russia and NATO and you're only a couple of steps from a nuclear (buildup) escalation". MSCI's broadest index of world shares was already down 0.9%, although Eastern Bloc conflict was not the only strain on sentiment. Markets have been in convulsions since an alarmingly high U.S. inflation reading sparked speculation the Federal Reserve might raise rates by a full 50 basis points in March. There was even chatter about an emergency inter-meeting hike. That was spurred in part by the timing of a closed Fed Board meeting for Monday, though the event seemed routine. The talk was tamped down when the Fed released an unchanged bond buying schedule for the coming month, since the central bank has said it would only hike after its buying had ceased. San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly also played down the need for a half-point move in an interview on Sunday, saying being too "abrupt and aggressive" on policy could be counter-productive. SAFE-HAVEN BONDS BACK IN FAVOUR Futures markets since have scaled back the risk of a half-point rise to around 58%, when it had been priced as a near certainty at one stage last week. "Broad-based inflation pressures have given rise to earlier-than-expected pressure for a synchronised shift toward restrictive policy across the globe," said JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) chief economist Bruce Kasman. "But we do not expect it to translate into aggressive action in March," he added. "In part, this reflects uncertainties related to Omicron, geopolitical tensions, and the purchasing power squeeze from high inflation - all of which weigh heavily on current-quarter growth." St. Louis Fed President James Bullard on Monday said U.S. inflation data justifies a 100 basis-point tightening by July, which was similar to remarks he made recently. All the rate chatter sent Treasury yields to peaks last seen in 2019, before geopolitical tensions prompted a safe-haven rally late on Friday. Yields on 10-year notes were last at 1.96%, having been as high as 2.06% last week and German Bund yields dropped a hefty 10 basis points in Europe. to 0.23% [GVD/EUR] The U.S. yield curve also flattened markedly and almost inverted between seven and 10-year maturities, as investors wagered the coming Fed tightening would slow economic growth. The Bank of Japan conducted an unlimited bond buying offer on Monday to restrain yields there. The 0.3% drop in the euro to $1.1317 lifted the dollar index to 96.258 and away from last week's trough of 95.172. The dollar was also up at 77.15 roubles, after jumping 2.9% on Friday. Gold eased to $1,852 an ounce, after climbing 1.6% on Friday. Oil prices climbed further to fresh seven-year highs amid concerns an invasion of Ukraine would trigger U.S. and European sanctions and disrupt exports from the major oil producer in an already tight market. [O/R] Brent added another $1.02 to hit $96.16 a barrel before settling back at $94.60, while U.S. crude was up 17 cents at $93.22. European natural gas prices for delivery in a month's time jumped nearly 10 percent to 81.30 euros per megawatt hour

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By Emily Chow BEIJING (Reuters) - Oil prices eased on Tuesday ahead of the resumption of indirect talks between the United States and Iran which may revive a nuclear deal that could lead to the removal of sanctions on Iranian oil sales, increasing global supplies. Brent crude was last down 22 cents, or 0.24%, at $92.47 a barrel by 0716 GMT, after hitting a seven-year high of $94 on Monday. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was down by 14 cents, or 0.16%, at $91.18 a barrel. Both oil contracts have touched recent seven-year tops, supported by strong global demand, ongoing tensions in Eastern Europe and potential supply disruptions due to cold U.S. weather conditions. The talks on reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, which are taking place in Vienna, will resume on Tuesday after a 10-day pause. The United States has restored some sanctions waivers, while Iran is demanding a full removal of sanctions and a U.S. guarantee of no further punitive steps. "Crude oil futures eased lower as the spectre of Iranian oil hitting the market weighed on sentiment," ANZ Research analysts said in a note on Tuesday, noting that negotiators had cited "progress" in reaching a deal that would "ultimately restore the nation's sanctioned oil" to global markets. "Nevertheless, more bullish signals continue to emerge for oil," they added, pointing to Saudi Arabia raising its oil prices and the unexpected shutdown of a U.S. refinery. While optimism over the U.S.-Iran talks spurred some profit taking, oil's price weakness will likely be short-lived as the oil market remains in a supply deficit, said OANDA analyst Edward Moya. "With crude demand expected to steadily improve throughout the rest of the year, the oil market is completely being driven by both supply side and geopolitical risks," he said. Saudi Aramco (SE:2222) said on Saturday it had raised prices for all crude grades it sells to Asia in March from February, in line with market expectations, reflecting firm demand in Asia and stronger margins for gasoil and jet fuel. In the United States, refineries in Texas were knocked out of production on Friday by a citywide power outage, as freezing temperatures from an Arctic cold front swept the Gulf Coast, though some refineries are recovering or have since returned back to near normal operations. U.S. crude oil and gasoline stockpiles also likely rose last week, while distillate inventories were seen falling, a preliminary Reuters poll showed on Monday. Crude inventories were seen increasing by about 700,000 barrels in the week to Feb. 4. [EIA/S] (The story corrects paragraph 2 decline in Brent price to 22 cents, not 48)

Not as bad as last year this time but to cold for me

By Julia Payne and Noah Browning LONDON (Reuters) -Oil prices jumped on Wednesday, closing in on a seven-year high, after OPEC+ stuck to its planned output increase despite pressure from top consumers to raise production more quickly. An OPEC+ source told Reuters that the producer group agreed to increase oil production by 400,000 bpd from March after a short meeting. Brent crude was up 43 cents, or 0.5%, at $89.59 a barrel by 1446 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude rose 47 cents, also up 0.5%, to $88.67. Tight oil supplies and geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe and the Middle East have boosted oil prices by about 15% this year. On Friday crude benchmarks hit their highest since October 2014, with Brent touching $91.70 and U.S. crude hitting $88.84. "Bearish EIA statistics this afternoon might be used as an excuse for profit-taking. Unless the weather warms and Ukraine tensions are settled, oil should remain supported," said PVM Oil Associates analyst Tamas Varga, adding that cold weather in the United States should also support prices. A major winter storm is expected to wallop much of the central United States and stretch to parts of the Northeast this week, bringing heavy snow, freezing rain, and ice, the National Weather Service said on Monday. The storm comes days after a deadly winter blast. U.S. crude stocks fell by 1.6 million barrels for the week ended Jan. 28, against analysts' estimate of an increase of 1.5 million barrels, according to market sources citing American Petroleum Institute figures on Tuesday. But gasoline inventories rose by 5.8 million barrels, above analysts' expectations for a 1.6 million barrel build. The Energy Information Administration, the statistical arm of the U.S. Department of Energy, is due to release fresh weekly data later on Wednesday.[EIA/S] Tensions between Russia and the West also underpinned crude prices. Russia, the world's second-largest oil producer, and the West have been at loggerheads over Ukraine, fanning fears that energy supplies to Europe could be disrupted. On Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the West of deliberately creating a scenario designed to lure it into war and ignoring Russia's security concerns over Ukraine.

same,we have snow storm incoming tomorrow,another 15 cm > @AJAJ said: you all sending that cold here or what? we are at 70 now but have snow on forecast for Thursday

you all sending that cold here or what? we are at 70 now but have snow on forecast for Thursday > @Gary19 said: been freezing here but better now

and back if survive the cold..lolo

natgas is ripping because it looks like USA is going to really cold for next 3 weeks at least. Yet the companies selling the stuff are down big....that wont last IMO ...$EQT and $RRC

that is cold for FL

It's been cold in Florida

By Yuka Obayashi TOKYO (Reuters) -Oil prices rose on Monday on worries about supply disruption amid rising tensions in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, which could make an already tight market even tighter, while OPEC and its allies continued to struggle to raise output. Brent crude futures rose 58 cents, or 0.7%, to $88.47 a barrel by 0742 GMT, reversing a 0.6% loss on Friday. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures gained 57 cents, or 0.7%, to $85.71 a barrel, having fallen 0.5% on Friday. Both benchmarks rose for a fifth week in a row last week, gaining around 2% to hit their highest since October 2014. Prices are already up more than 10% this year on the concerns over tightening supplies. "Investors remained bullish due to geopolitical risk between Russia and Ukraine as well as in the Middle East, while OPEC+ continued to fail to reach its output target," said Kazuhiko Saito, chief analyst at Fujitomi Securities Co Ltd. "An expectation for higher heating oil demand in the United States amid cold weather also added to pressure," he said. Fuelling fears of supply disruption in Eastern Europe, the New York Times reported late on Sunday that U.S. President Joe Biden was considering deploying several thousand U.S. troops to NATO allies in Eastern Europe and the Baltics. Russia will face severe economic sanctions if it installs a puppet regime in Ukraine, a senior British government minister said on Sunday, after Britain accused the Kremlin of seeking to place a pro-Russian leader in power there. The U.S. State Department also announced it was ordering diplomats' family members to leave Ukraine, as President Biden weighed options for boosting America's military assets in Eastern Europe to counter a buildup of Russian troops. In the Middle East, the United Arab Emirates intercepted and destroyed two Houthi ballistic missiles targeting the Gulf country on Monday with no casualties, its defence ministry said, following a deadly attack a week earlier. OPEC+, which groups the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) with Russia and other producers, is struggling to hit its monthly output increase target of 400,000 barrels per day (bpd). OPEC+ compliance with long-installed oil production cuts rose to about 122% in December, two sources from the producer group told Reuters, indicating that some members continue to struggle to raise their output. "Expectations that OPEC+ members such as Saudi Arabia and Russia are likely to keep the current policy of gradual increase of output to maintain Brent oil prices between $85 and $90 a barrel are providing support to an overall sentiment," said Tetsu Emori, CEO of Emori Fund Management Inc. Money managers raised their net long U.S. crude futures and options positions in the week to Jan. 18, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said on Friday. In the United States, petroleum inventories have continued to slide over the last month, while energy firms cut oil rigs this week for the first time in 13 weeks. Analysts expect cold weather to boost heating demand over the next few weeks.[RIG/U]

edmonton gets super cold and snowy,asame wwith alberta

it's so cold, my cousin lives in Edmonton and I must say he likes it, but it's snowed in for long periods

wildlings have no issues with cold

like coldest recorded Jan 22nd? > @Snowcow said: we are getting a cold record tomorrow

we are getting a cold record tomorrow

mama said we was gon be rich, but she lied! i checked out my port and i almost cried! the market is down, boy, that sure is rough it time to get going, but the going is tough but alas we'll know just when the market is cold (shortly after Nancy Pelosi has already sold)

I think its a little cold today

first time Ive had my dog nope out of a walk from cold

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@Snowcow is it cold again there? We just hit - 30 again here

-30 this morning with windshield factor > @Snowcow said: @Gary19 is it cold there?

@Gary19 is it cold there?

some relief from the cold the next week or so

Same here little bit of snow but too cold to spend time outside, must be getting old

nice view too cold do anything outside

huge build up of artic ice in some places more than long term averages already this early in winter. Ice sheet coverage above normals. This builds up a huge block of cold air, when jet stream slows down ( as it usually does this time of year) this air should come flooding down into continental USA. 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶

calls maybe getting hot but USA 2-3 week forecast looking very cold 🥶 This evenings anyway

it's nice. cold but nice

Sorry guys going to cut out early as I got hit with a cold recently out of nowhere, happy hunting to all, take profits on VIR, KMX, and PAYX where your comfortable I will be swinging each

it's too cold for the cow!!

should warm up a tad next 2 days i think @dros but then back to cold for a few days

I'll tell ya it is freezing cold this morning in CT > @lucullus said: just when USA looks like its about to enter a mini ice age..... Lol , this is the 15 day wether forecast which lets face it are not always accurate, but all models pointing to massive cooling in January

Well, I have been drinking it since I was young. A lot people really do not like it, so it give it try if you can find some in NEw Jersey. Make sure you put it in freezer and drink it really cold. As cold as possible. > @nepestheone said: must be the best if u always have it :)

good thing it not too cold nat gas prices backed off