Please click on the spreadsheet to view, zoom to 100% if needed. The Line in the Sand format has changed, you will be receiving the chart on technical analysis Monday mornings. Please visit Matthew’s Daily Thought for your market wrap ups and predictions. In addition he will be posting a new article per week, you [...]
Please click on the spreadsheet to view, zoom to 100% if needed. The Line in the Sand format has changed, you will be receiving the chart on technical analysis Monday mornings. Please visit Matthew’s Daily Thought for your market wrap ups and predictions. In addition he will be posting a new article per week, you [...]
Please click on the spreadsheet to view, zoom to 100% if needed. The Line in the Sand format has changed, you will be receiving the chart on technical analysis Monday mornings. Please visit Matthew’s Daily Thought for your market wrap ups and predictions. In addition he will be posting a new article per week, you [...]
December 22, 2010 By: Matthew Bradbard As most followers recognize, I break the commodity markets into seven sectors: financials which include the indices and debt markets, energies, currencies, livestock, metals, grains and finally the softs. So let’s examine sector by sector what should be on your radar as we conclude one trading year and a [...]
Please click on spreadsheet to view and zoom if needed. Energies We maintain that the 20 day MA in December Crude should cap rallies and in the coming sessions prices should roll over and make their way to $77/78. We’ve suggested clients to gain bearish exposure to take advantage of this trade lower. On a [...]
Please click on the spreadsheet to view and zoom in if needed. Energies Last week December Crude closed about $3 off its recent highs but we’ll need to see prices close below $80 before seeing prices retreat further. The 20 day MA at $82 continues to act as a pivot point but we’re still expecting [...]
For August 10th– August 14th 2009 By: Matthew Bradbard It always amazes me how short-term investors’ memories are. There is chatter of improving U.S. and world economies, which we feel is way too premature. Corporations are reporting optimistic numbers but could that be because expectations were so low? We’ve [...]
For January 12th– January 16th 2009 By: Matthew Bradbard Right or wrong we expect more government involvement with this administration, which ultimately means troubles will arise and there will be no immediate fix to the current difficulties. With the first full week of trading under our belt in 09’ traders step back and access what [...]
By: Matthew Bradbard It’s tough to keep up with the day to day happenings, but the most important recent events as we see it are the re-structuring of the TARP, the announcement of a Chinese stimulus plan, the G-20 meeting, the November 15th hedge fund redemption deadline, and the presidential election. There is so much [...]
