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To: Scott Mc who wrote (3755)	7/25/2002 8:31:10 PM
From: Ron Everest	Respond to of 11633

Scott, Picked up some AY.UN recently. Feel that NG should have a good 3 years per a contact in Calgary in the business. Middle East could cause spin-off price escalations and also cold/warmer winter weather should affect pricing. Appears that in the past the NG pools discovered were 10x larger on average than currently, thus finding costs are going up. An energy economist (in the same company)is projecting prices could be flat lined for 3 years.

To: Scott Mc who wrote (3755)	7/26/2002 12:59:08 AM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11633

Hi Scott, I have a couple of gassy trusts and I'm hoping for a flat to slightly up in NG (no war premium to worry about like OIL). re: GE's good numbers I was under the impression that GE's turbine business was suffering greenvilleonline.com Those big draws predicted by some due to nuke shutdowns don't seem to have materialised and those NG builds in the Highland table while certainly better than last year are still leaving a lot of buildup available. If the economy remains anemic we'll need a cold winter to wear that down unless production really declines. The number 2486 is the highest figure in 7 years for week 29. Thanks for posting that I've not checked it in a while so I see a need to revisit AVN and PWI hedging. I added a bit more GRO.UN also. regards Kastel