This spreadsheet shows trade counts by counterparty for the month of October. Each column represents a date, starting from today going back to October 1. Only counterparties with at least 500 trades in all of October are shown. The yellow highlighted rows are those counterparties that appear to be off their typical trading pace.
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The original 12/2001 recap sent out had an error which effected previous months plus December UAF numbers. The problem occurred when a station was accidentally removed from the pipeline balance setup within PGAS. The attached Recap has been corrected to include this meter and 2001 UAF does NOT look good for NNG. Current NNG UAF: December: -0.81% -1,023,077 DTH
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Unless you object, we have decided to structure the auction site with the "auction procedures" set out on the bid page, immediately above the "submit" button. As soon as the bid is submitted, the system will check to see if the counterparty has already accepted the GTC's or has a master in place. Here is S&C's first draft of the procedures for an auction without a reserve price, with no commitment to sell (or buy) and no disclosure of bids to other parties. It is my impression that this is the way the EnBank auctions will be conducted. Is that correct? Any suggestions/comments? Mark
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Jeff, Al and I would like to thank you for your kind endorsement of Expectations Investing. We look forward to sending you a final copy when it is published in early September. I would love to catch up with you. Please let me know if you're in NY with a few extra moments-alternatively, I'd be pleased to come to Houston. Best regards,
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Thank you for endorsement