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To: Kirk © who wrote (10478)	10/22/2020 11:27:16 AM
From: isopatch	2 Recommendations Recommended By berniel Kirk © Respond to of 26382

Appalachian Basin focused natural gas E&Ps continue strong performance, of past month, vs most other oil & gas drillers & producers which concentrate their operations in petroleum basins elsewhere. (disclaimer: Not talking my book. No stock positions long or short. Am LT local mineral property investor in properties with producing & non-producing wells in acreage with proven reserves varying from 3 to 6 stacked pay zones. None of 3 companies charted below operate producing wells on the properties.) Though not playing them, TA & FA + Supply/Demand for NG, lead me to expect tradable higher prices for the 1st 3 stocks, below & the commodity into January. Modestly lower NG supplies, + normal to colder than normal Grand Solar Minimum winter will get the job done. Questions about this supply demand read R discussed in more detail in YTD posts on my board. Sometimes I get a tad enthusiastic. Always fun when a plan comes together. Cheers, Isopatch Comparison charts to NG heavy E&Ps with more focus in other U.S. & Overseas Petroleum Basins :