Another good one from Agora – the case that peak oil was reached in 2005.
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Another good one from Agora – the case that peak oil was reached in 2005.
From Agora’s 5 Min Forecast: Likewise, the wheat “trading band” has been widened this week for the first time in eight years. In response to upward pressure on wheat prices over the past year, U.S. commodity exchanges are allowing the wheat price to move a maximum 60 cents up or down each day, instead of […]
Open Positions Date Position Qty Month/Yr Contract Strike Call/Put Entry Price Last Price Profit/Loss 01/30/08 Long 1 MAR 08 Cocoa 2284 2379 $950.00 12/20/07 Long 1 MAR 08 Cotton 66.45 68.41 $980.00 01/09/08 Long 1 MAR 08 Cotton 69.61 68.41 ($600.00) 01/22/08 Long 1 MAR 08 Japanese Yen 0.9460 0.9343 ($1,462.50) 02/04/08 Long 1 MAR […]
As stocks continue to flounder, commodities continue to soar across the board. Platinum has set 7 record highs in the last 8 trading days. All wheat contracts also set all-time highs. No doubt this is a flat out bull market. But all bull markets have set backs, so we need to keep that in mind. […]
Recent interview by our hero, Jim Rogers, on Resource Investor. Much of the same material we’ve talked about here before, but I tried to read anything by Jim Rogers I can find. He reiterated his best investment ideas for right now: agriculture Chinese renminbi Swiss franc Japanese yen short Investment Banks I have been reading […]
Date Position Qty Month/Yr Contract Strike Call/Put Entry Price Last Price Profit/Loss 01/30/08 Long 1 MAR 08 Cocoa 2284 2317 $330.00 12/20/07 Long 1 MAR 08 Cotton 66.45 68.16 $855.00 01/09/08 Long 1 MAR 08 Cotton 69.61 68.16 ($725.00) 01/22/08 Long 1 MAR 08 Japanese Yen 0.9460 0.9422 ($475.00) 02/01/08 Long 1 MAR 08 Rough […]
GoldMoney’s James Turk suggests it may be time to party like it’s 1974.
Thanks to my boy Cincotta for sending this along (pounding my chest and pointing East right now). Increased meat consumption will mean more meat production – which means more grain consumption. Which means higher grain prices. But meat production won’t be able to keep up with consumption – so that means higher meat prices too. […]
The ratio of the price of oil, in comparison to natural gas, is very high right now compared with historical standards. This article does a good job of explaining this (it’s a few months old, but the ratio is still roughly the same). The author is not a fan of going long nat gas and […]
Very interesting opportunity ahead for us, perhaps, in the lumber market. I have not traded lumber before, but that could change once this downtrend stops. We’ll keep a close eye on the lumber charts here for you.
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