Posts Tagged ‘soy meal’

Do your own Homework 9/23/10

Thursday, September 23rd, 2010

I write a daily blog, weekly commentary, run a CTA, run a commodity brokerage, subscribe to a number of newsletters and talk to traders every day and what I advise is that investors do their OWN homework because no one monitors your money better than you! Indecision that is the story with Crude just look at [...]

Let the Trade Work 7/19/10

Monday, July 19th, 2010

If you do the necessary research before putting on a trade “let the trade work.” By that I mean with the current volatility it is easy to get shaken out of good trades but if your timing is less than perfect but the risk/reward is favorable stay in the trade. Aggressive traders could buy Crude [...]

Back in the Saddle 7/6/10

Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

The markets resumed trading today after the long holiday weekend but based on the large swings it would appear that not everybody is back from holiday. Crude oils near $3 trading range has traders still deciding on what direction from here. We would still not rule out a test of the May lows about $3 below [...]

G-20 provides NO clear direction 6/28/10

Monday, June 28th, 2010

Though Crude held the 9 day MA we did not like the price action. Those long could stay long but we suggest trailing stops as a settlement below $77.70 on the August contract signals a break lower. We advised our clients who were long to exit at a small profit and move to the sidelines. [...]

A new sheriff in town 6/24/10

Thursday, June 24th, 2010

Australia elected its first female prime minister. Let’s see if a woman can get things back in order. Perhaps other global leaders could learn a thing or two. Looking at the daily chart in August Crude we may get a bounce from here as the trend line that has been in place since mid-May held today. [...]

China Move – a potential game changer 6/21/10

Monday, June 21st, 2010

After making a new high Crude failed and closed almost $2 off its’ intra-day high. We suggest exiting all remaining longs as we suspect a set back. We anticipate a challenge of at least the 20 day MA; in August that level is $75.15. We’re not suggesting getting short but rather moving to the sidelines. [...]

Playing Correlations 6/14/10

Monday, June 14th, 2010

For the time being indices are in the driver’s seat and as long as stocks are moving higher RISK is on. A falling dollar should also lend support. Oil made a higher high and higher low today but as we posted in our weekly commentary we need to see a settlement above $76 in July [...]

Market Dichotomy 6/4/10

Friday, June 4th, 2010

I may need to start issuing a commentary twice daily as market volatility persists. What appears bullish in the AM is bearish by the PM. The bright spot in energies today was natural gas trading near $5 for the first time in three months. Clients took off all remaining longs at a profit and will [...]

Market Crossroads 6/3/10

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010

A number of markets are at a crossroad and the decision made in the next few sessions should determine the direction of the next leg. These markets include the S&P, metals, energies, and the dollar. Crude penetrated the 20 day MA but failed to close above that level; in July at $74.60. We would expect [...]

Don’t be Standard and Poor 5/26/10

Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

Oil gained virtually 4% today and is $4 off its lows yesterday. As soon as we get thru the 9 day MA we expect to see more buying; that level is just above today’s high. From here we see a grind higher to $76/barrel. That being said we expect heating oil and RBOB to trade [...]