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To: jim_p who wrote (79239)	11/16/2000 3:53:05 PM
From: excardog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95453

jim Now that you've had lunch and are very bullish when might we expect the "street" to join in this positive outlook? I find it interesting that our E&P's head south when commodity prices sink yet don't want to move much when prices head north. You'd think $6 natural gas would give every one a "woodie". Oh well, I'm content to hurry up and wait. Regards, Scott

To: jim_p who wrote (79239)	11/16/2000 3:58:51 PM
From: ezspkns	Respond to of 95453

Jim, Big volume on PGOBV's ... EZ

To: jim_p who wrote (79239)	11/16/2000 4:13:59 PM
From: Tommaso	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95453

OK, someone explain the NG price action today. Looks like a tech stock. Reckless speculation on both sides of a fair market price. This can't have anything to do with real demand and supply. So, what to do? Well, the real supply is really and truly tight. They don't have enough gas for their generators in California, really. There was a drawdown of actual gas in the ground, really. The weather is chilly, really. Gas is being burned up at a great rate, really. I don't think I will panic and sell out my NG producers and explorers.