After the rollover, we are now in a wider range of 3.127 and 3.247 (we touched both on Friday). From Friday’s trading (and Sunday’s open) it looks likely that we may break below 3.127 and move down to 2.924 to complete the rollover gap - but one interesting thing this year - most of those gaps have not really been closed in short order. From a macro - we still have two gaps on the continuous chart: 3.449 and 2.449 - and Nat Gas has been teasing the closing of those gaps but kept us on edge with the $3 anchor. Fundamentally: production is stalling, canadian imports are dropping, demand has been higher than expected, and incremental lng is on its way - all this leads to a solid building. Fair value I think is 3.50….but Mr. Market does not care what I think is fair value…so this week - I will be watching the tropical system on the eastern shore - as that could knock out a lot of power demand (bearish). Technically I am watching 3.127 as the key bull/bear line If we break above 3.247 then we will be headed up to close the 3.449 gap.