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	<title>Daily Natural Gas Market Report</title>
	<subtitle>Linear Energy Management</subtitle>
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	<updated>2007-04-23T09:19:19-05:00</updated>
	<author>
	<name>Robert</name>
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	<email>rrussell@lemlp.com</email>
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		<title>Monday April 23, 2007</title>
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		<updated>2007-04-23T09:19:00-05:00</updated>
		<published>2007-04-23T09:19:00-05:00</published>
		<id>tag:linearenergymanagement,2007:DailyNaturalGasMarketReport.7</id>
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		<summary type="text">Due to a "suggestion" by our legal team the Linear blog will no longer be posting daily market updates.  But I will try and post news about the market including draw numbers and other natural gas market related news.</summary>
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                Due to a "suggestion" by our legal team the Linear blog will no longer be posting daily market updates.  But I will try and post news about the market including draw numbers and other natural gas market related news.
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			<name>lemlp</name>
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	<entry>
		<title>Friday April 20th, 2007</title>
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		<updated>2007-04-20T10:05:00-05:00</updated>
		<published>2007-04-20T09:56:00-05:00</published>
		<id>tag:linearenergymanagement,2007:DailyNaturalGasMarketReport.6</id>
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		<summary type="text">South Texas Gas prices started the day considerably lower than yesterday.  We saw trades in the $6s for the first time all month.  But like yesterday it seems people think the early prices were a little low and thus the prices slowly pushed up most of the day.  NGPL seems to have been the hot ticket for the weekend averaging $7.05.  Tennessee and Tetco had late pushes but only managed averages of $7.275 and $7.02 respectively.  High for the day was $7.09 on Tetco and the low was $6.695 also on Tetco.  Right now Nymex is about ten cents back from yesterday lurking in the $7.40 range.  I'm not sure if prices lagged so much today as a result of warm weather fears or if it was just a Friday lull, but prices were down farther than I was expecting.  Have a great weekend all, 

RFR

Other Prices of Interest (approximate average):
Hub - $7.32
TGP 500L - $7.315
TGP Z6 (New York) - $7.95
Tetco M3 (New York) - $7.945
NGPL Nicor (Chicago) - $6.85</summary>
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                South Texas Gas prices started the day considerably lower than yesterday.  We saw trades in the $6s for the first time all month.  But like yesterday it seems people think the early prices were a little low and thus the prices slowly pushed up most of the day.  NGPL seems to have been the hot ticket for the weekend averaging $7.05.  Tennessee and Tetco had late pushes but only managed averages of $7.275 and $7.02 respectively.  High for the day was $7.09 on Tetco and the low was $6.695 also on Tetco.  Right now Nymex is about ten cents back from yesterday lurking in the $7.40 range.  I'm not sure if prices lagged so much today as a result of warm weather fears or if it was just a Friday lull, but prices were down farther than I was expecting.  Have a great weekend all, <br />
<br />
RFR<br />
<br />
Other Prices of Interest (approximate average):<br />
Hub - $7.32<br />
TGP 500L - $7.315<br />
TGP Z6 (New York) - $7.95<br />
Tetco M3 (New York) - $7.945<br />
NGPL Nicor (Chicago) - $6.85
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	<entry>
		<title>Tursday, April 19th 2007</title>
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		<updated>2007-04-19T10:21:00-05:00</updated>
		<published>2007-04-19T10:21:00-05:00</published>
		<id>tag:linearenergymanagement,2007:DailyNaturalGasMarketReport.5</id>
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		<summary type="text">Prices went through a early drop this morning (low of $7.10) due to fears of a worse than expected storage number but proceeded north as the morning went on.  Prices finished up right about where the average was yesterday with a high trade across the STX basket (Tenn, Tetco, NGPL) of $7.25 (Tetco).  Averages settled is around the mid to high teens.  Tetco lead the pack settling out at $7.185, followed by Tennesee two cents behind, NGPL was the lowest of the three again today at $7.14.  Houston Ship priced out at around $7.21.  They Nymex hasn't hardly moved at all today ($7.47 as I type), staying very flat to yesterdays close.

The storage number that came out today was -48 Bcf which is very bullish considering we were looking for a pull closer to 26.  Storage numbers are now 171 Bcf under last year's at this time and 326 Bcf over the 5 year average.

Other Prices of Interest (approximate average):
Hub - $7.55
TGP 500L - $7.46
TGP Z6 (New York) - $8.33
Tetco M3 (New York) - $8.24
NGPL Nicor (Chicago) - $7.07</summary>
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                Prices went through a early drop this morning (low of $7.10) due to fears of a worse than expected storage number but proceeded north as the morning went on.  Prices finished up right about where the average was yesterday with a high trade across the STX basket (Tenn, Tetco, NGPL) of $7.25 (Tetco).  Averages settled is around the mid to high teens.  Tetco lead the pack settling out at $7.185, followed by Tennesee two cents behind, NGPL was the lowest of the three again today at $7.14.  Houston Ship priced out at around $7.21.  They Nymex hasn't hardly moved at all today ($7.47 as I type), staying very flat to yesterdays close.<br />
<br />
The storage number that came out today was -48 Bcf which is very bullish considering we were looking for a pull closer to 26.  Storage numbers are now 171 Bcf under last year's at this time and 326 Bcf over the 5 year average.<br />
<br />
Other Prices of Interest (approximate average):<br />
Hub - $7.55<br />
TGP 500L - $7.46<br />
TGP Z6 (New York) - $8.33<br />
Tetco M3 (New York) - $8.24<br />
NGPL Nicor (Chicago) - $7.07
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			<name>lemlp</name>
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	<entry>
		<title>April 18, 2007</title>
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		<updated>2007-04-18T09:41:00-05:00</updated>
		<published>2007-04-18T09:40:00-05:00</published>
		<id>tag:linearenergymanagement,2007:DailyNaturalGasMarketReport.4</id>
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		<summary type="text">The market was pretty quiet today.  It fell a little throughout the day but for the most part prices hung just below the $7.20 mark up a little from yesterday.  Tennessee and Tetco were basically flat with NGPL running two cents back.  Houston Ship prices lagged a penny back as well.  This was the first day in week HSC hasn't traded higher.  The high for the three basket pipes was $7.21 (Tetco) and the low was $7.13 (NGPL).  All in all a pretty tight spread of eight cents across the South Texas basket.  The Nymex screen is in the Low $7.40s basically flat to yesterday's close.    

-RFR

Other Prices of Interest (approximate average):
Hub - $7.535
TGP 500L - $7.60
TGP Z6 (New York) - $8.53
Tetco M3 (New York) - $8.59
NGPL Nicor (Chicago) - $7.22</summary>
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                The market was pretty quiet today.  It fell a little throughout the day but for the most part prices hung just below the $7.20 mark up a little from yesterday.  Tennessee and Tetco were basically flat with NGPL running two cents back.  Houston Ship prices lagged a penny back as well.  This was the first day in week HSC hasn't traded higher.  The high for the three basket pipes was $7.21 (Tetco) and the low was $7.13 (NGPL).  All in all a pretty tight spread of eight cents across the South Texas basket.  The Nymex screen is in the Low $7.40s basically flat to yesterday's close.    <br />
<br />
-RFR<br />
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Other Prices of Interest (approximate average):<br />
Hub - $7.535<br />
TGP 500L - $7.60<br />
TGP Z6 (New York) - $8.53<br />
Tetco M3 (New York) - $8.59<br />
NGPL Nicor (Chicago) - $7.22
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			<name>lemlp</name>
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		<title>Test Run</title>
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		<updated>2007-04-17T10:35:00-05:00</updated>
		<published>2007-04-17T10:34:00-05:00</published>
		<id>tag:linearenergymanagement,2007:DailyNaturalGasMarketReport.3</id>
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		<summary type="text">Test</summary>
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                Test
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			<name>lemlp</name>
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