Message-ID: <29330847.1075857698139.JavaMail.evans@thyme> Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2001 08:03:18 -0800 (PST) From: lavorato@enron.com To: vladimir.gorny@enron.com Subject: RE: Week in Review Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-From: Lavorato, John X-To: Gorny, Vladimir X-cc: X-bcc: X-Folder: \jlavora\Sent Items X-Origin: Lavorado-J X-FileName: jlavora.pst Vlady Thanks for the update. Come and see me Tuesday, I ned some help on South America. John -----Original Message----- From: Gorny, Vladimir Sent: Friday, February 16, 2001 2:50 PM To: Lavorato, John Subject: Week in Review Breaking News: US is bombing Iraq on Friday. Crude is up $0.35 , Gas is up $0.06, after hours. ENE is down to $75-76 in the last few days (allegedly, Fortune Magazine is coming out with a negative article on Enron) Gas VaR limit is $76 MM until 2/22 ($61 MM thereafter), Power VaR limit is $54 MM. Gas Weekly P&L - $79 MM (of which $87 MM is on the West Desk) VaR as of 2/15 - $55 MM (mostly West and Financial Desks) Two large down moves on Nymex of about $0.50 during the week, the curve flattened significantly and the 01 strip moves in-tact now, for the most part. Socal prices increased substantially to ~$25-30 for Feb and ~$14-15 for Mar. Most traders have flattened their books, except for the following two trades: - West Desk is long Socal Feb/Mar (Feb @ ~$25 and Mar @~$9.50). There is a great deal of bullish sentiments: PG&E hit the "90% rule", San Onofre plant may stay off-line for quite some time and the 6-10 day forecast calls for Much Below weather in So. California. - Financial Desk is preserving the Oct-01 length. Arnold argues that the end of the season is the best contract to hold - it moves up with the front on up moves and holds value on the down moves (I think he is right). He did a good job of hedging around this position. Deals: closed KCS Energy VPP deal on 2/16 - adds about 4,000 contracts of HH gas for 2001-2006 and about $4 MM of incremental VaR to the floor. East Power Weekly P&L - <$4.6> MM VaR as of 2/15 - $22 MM (down from $35 MM) The desk took off a lot of positions on Thursday ("chopped a lot of wood") - Presto wants to stay flexible and mobile, and have the opportunity to go either way (long or short) if market conditions change. Deals: unwinding Dayton P&L for $13 MM cash, short 100 MWs of 4-hour calls (a hairy deal, out-of-the money ~$15 MM) submitting an indicative bid on 2/16 to TNMP for a full-requirements power deal in Ercot West Power Weekly P&L - $44 MM VaR as of 2/15 - $22 MM (down from $35 MM) The desk has been taking off some of their length in CA. Most of the risk on the desk comes from Long positions in Cal 03/04 and the Longs in 01. The outlook in the West is bullish, consistent with the gas story. Deals: negotiating a monetization with Avista ~$66 MM) - Enron delivers 25 MWs @ MidC 3/01-2/02 and receives 83 MWs 2/02-12/03 from Avista Canada Weekly P&L - $2 MM VaR as of 2/15 - $20 MM Southern Cone Weekly P&L - $1.7 MM (new deals) VaR as of 2/15 - $2 MM (increased from $0.3 MM) Deals: executed 2 external deals with Gerasul and CGN Energia: bought 500,000 Mwhs for Cal 01/02. EES Reduced VaR from $12 MM to just over $5 MM this week - taking off length in the West in 01 and further out. PS. Honored to have had the opportunity to manage you book last week - great learning experience. Also, makes me appreciate more the job of all the guys on the desk. Vlady.