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Top posts from the past week: Should the Big Three Be Allowed to Fail? How to Determine a Market’s Trend Gold Buyers Smash Records More Downside for the Dow Could Be Ahead A review of my futures trades from the previous week: Covered my cotton position. It appears I may have been too early in […]
Stratfor reports that the current drop in food prices is likely to be temporary, because falling prices and the credit crunch will reduce supply next growing cycle. The article confirms something we’ve been discussing here at length – the trends which originally brought about the supply/demand imbalance in the grains markets are still firmly in […]
By Olivier Garret CEO, Casey Research The Casey Report The fact that after over 30 years of consistent mismanagement and decline, there is still any discussion on whether or not we should allow the now significantly smaller “Big Three” automakers to fail is clear evidence that Washington has lost all common sense. Why, when after […]
The downtrend in cotton continues, much to my chagrin. It closed limit down yesterday, and is down almost another $.02 as I write this. After reflecting on my previous guest post about determining a market’s trend, I decided it’s time to eat some of my own dog food. So, I have sold my position in […]
A guest article and video by Adam Hewison, President, INO.com. One of the easiest ways to determine the trend in any market is simply to connect the dot’s. In this five minute video, I explain how you can connect the dots in any market to determine its trend. I will show you three examples of […]
By Doug Hornig, co-editor of BIG GOLD, from Casey Research The spot price of gold has fallen more than 20% from its all-time high, reached in March of 2008. But if you think that means demand has declined, think again. Gold demand has in fact exploded, and not just here and there. Everywhere. Around the […]
Apparently you can do a lot with $7.4 trillion. Check out this chart, courtesy of Agora Financial: Don’t you worry, the government is printing this money as fast as it can.
The near term risk for the Dow is on the downside, says Adam Hewison of INO.com. In this free video, he describes the recent bounce as a classic Fibonacci retracement, where markets typically retrace 50-62% of their recent losses, before retesting new lows. Regular readers know that traditionally, I have not been a big believer […]
In the midst of yet another slaughter of commodities and stocks, cotton futures held up remarkably well today. The March 2009 cotton contract closed down 0.88 to finish at 47.03, thanks to a steady rally after an initial drop. A push above the 48-cent mark would be impressive, as cotton continues to retrace some of […]
Top posts from the past week: Are Any Grains Worth Buying At These Prices? US Government Continues to Print Money at Breathtaking Pace Food Supply Problem More Acute Than Ever Jim Rogers: Dollar Will Be Devalued; Buy Commodities Casey Research: Get Ready for the Commodity Comeback A review of my futures trades from the previous […]
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