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To: Roebear who wrote (1024)	9/4/2001 12:14:15 AM
From: rails99	Respond to of 36161

Hi Roebear: Excellent post IMO. Would add that storage tops out around early of the third week in November, USUALLY. Unknowns?: What if we have more storage build; What if we have harsh early winter; What if we see "greater demand"? Interesting how gasoline demand was strong this year ( I believe the build of storage ended pretty much within a week of the norm), even though may have consumer constraints in purchasing of product. Perhaps more product demanded by a larger number of consumers? My guess is we may see the same for Ngas, that more demand may consume more product. Only way I would buy into some Ngas E&P shares: If I see the larger builds in storage top out at about the same calendar date (or nearly the same) again for this year. All this JMHO. Best Wishes; Rails