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Cotton Futures Hit 2009 Low Cotton futures slumped to a 2009 low on bearish supply/demand news. Cotton’s projected world stocks-to-use ratio hit their highest mark since 2004-2005. We were stopped out of our position at $0.45, and this one hurt – I hate the idea of selling cotton at these prices – BUT, we always […]

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Coffee Perking Up? Long-time readers know that we’ve been quite bullish on coffee for some time in this space. So on Friday, when I received an email from my commodity broker, Robert, about possibly initiating a coffee position, I was extremely intrigued. We wrote this article about coffee for Seeking Alpha last August. Long-term fundamentals […]

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Next Stop: Gold $1,000 Gold has a date with destiny. Destiny may not be at the bar yet, but she’s now definitely circling the parking lot, looking for an open spot outside the Gold $1,000 comeback party.My comments on gold from last week’s commentary, which were verified to some extent by the continued rally this […]

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Gold Breaking Out? Adam Hewison of INO.com believes the gold market is getting wound up, ready to explode higher (check out his free video here). Long time readers know that I believe gold is heading much higher, because inflation is heading much higher. Inflation is already through the roof – it’s just that we are […]

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On Monday, the USDA released it’s agriculture supply and demand projections, which sent grains “limit down” for the day across the board, and many of the softs down sharply as well. That proved to be the worst of it – as grains slowly recovered during the week as the market digested the news, finishing the […]

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Now for the weekly review of our commodity futures positions – current as of January 11, 2009. First, our top blog posts from the past week: Is It (Finally) Time to Short US Treasuries – And Make a Fortune? China Starting to Regurgitate US Debt Marc Faber on Bloomberg: World War III Has Already Begun […]

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Now for the weekly review of our commodity futures positions – current as of January 4, 2009. First, our top blog posts from the past week: Expert Commodity Picks for 2009: Jim Rogers and Marc Faber GoldMoney Review: Gold Climbs for 8th Straight Year Jim Rogers on Kudlow: We’re going to have an inflationary nightmare […]

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What a crappy year 2008 was for commodities! Will they rebound in 2009? If you believe, as I do, that we are in the middle of a secular bull market for commodities, then current prices represent a tremendous buying opportunity. Jim Rogers has been saying it best lately – that you want to buy assets […]

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