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To: JoeDi1213 who wrote (49867)	8/25/1999 6:25:00 PM
From: Douglas V. Fant	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95453

JoeDi1213, Just remember that a 50+bcf increase in NG storage represents a "thunderous" one day NG usage in North America. On an average day North America consumes 55bcf of gas- on a "heavy pull" day that consumption rate may peak at 100+ bcf/day..... Like my Daddy taught me to hit a baseball, ignore all of the arm motions,leg kicks, head bobs, of the pitcher and focus in on that two-foot square spot just over the pitcher's shoulder for the release of the pitch- then you'll see the pitch, see its rotation, and be able to whack it hard. The same anlaogy applies here- IMO ignore this AGA supply data because the volume swings in storage are pretty darn small IMO in the cosmic scheme of things and insteas focus your attention upon the potential increase in NG usage by manufacturing and power generation industries, and then we'll hit a homer....