My Current Commodity Futures Positions – 8/31/08

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A contemplation on my trades from the week that was: Shorted the British Pound (again) – Roll over, Sterling! The trend is my friend, the trend is my friend, the trend…bad economic data keeps on coming from the UK. This move was long overdue. Went long Coffee – I absolutely DON’T like the way coffee […]

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A review of trades from the week that was: Covered my Soybean Short – beans rallied, along with the rest of the grains. Closed this out at a loss. And a good thing too – the grains markets continue to rally strong, even into the Asian session this evening. I can’t make heads or tails […]

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Chris Gaffney of the Daily Pfennig writes this morning: “The situation here is bad and seems to be getting worse. The major question remains: Who will be standing in line to purchase all of this debt? And what happens to the dollar if/when foreign investors decide they have enough IOUs from the US Treasury and […]

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Up until this Fannie/Freddie bailout fiasco, I was still a bit on the fence about gold and the dollar – thought that gold should continue to go up, dollar should continue to go down – but hated essentially selling the US short. And I kept rechecking my assumptions, trying to think of ways the US […]

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Full article, with commentary on Jim Rogers’ current takes. If base metals continue to consolidate, he plans to buy more Rice prices must go much higher to cause supply to rise He expects the dollar rally to continue, because everyone is bearish (including him) He holds the currencies of commodity producing countries, such as Canada, […]

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Chuck Butler mentioned yesterday in the Daily Pfennig that, for the first time since 2005, Futures Traders are going long the US Dollar. 2005, you’ll remember, was the year of the dollar’s counter rally in this downtrend. Nothing goes straight up or down, so we’ll see if this is the start of some sort of […]

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