Beyond the Spotlight is a weekly video released on Mondays that spotlights two or three markets that may become trading opportunities for the week ahead. This enables you as a subscriber of the Trade Spotlight advisory service to look ahead with us, while potentially creating additional trading opportunities for yourself. The week’s video linked below… Read more.
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Will Commodity Gains Extend into May?
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Beyond the Spotlight: March 8, 2021 (Pound, Platinum, Hogs)
Beyond the Spotlight is a weekly video released on Mondays that spotlights two or three markets that may become trading opportunities for the week ahead. This enables you as a subscriber of the Trade Spotlight advisory service to look ahead with us, while potentially creating additional trading opportunities for yourself. The week’s video linked below… Read more.
Global Economic Prospects Continue to Improve on Declining Infection Rates and Stimulus Hope
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Bullish Chinese Commodity Demand Stands Up to Slowing US Growth Momentum
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What’s Moving in Precious Metals
Gold is flirting with its most expensive prices since August 2011, and it’s doing so in a historically unique manner. Other precious metals such as silver and platinum are less than half the price they were at the time of gold’s previous high, and many stocks have bounced back to approach or in some cases… Read more.
World Economy Progressing, Improving Outlook for Commodities
The most important developments of last week were 1) indications that world oil producers were poised to extend production cuts (or even expand them if it becomes necessary to reduce global oil stocks to five year average levels) and 2) percolating fears of bird flu in Asia.
Commodity Markets Seeing Bearish Factors
Commodity markets are seeing nearly a perfect storm of bearish factors during the first 2 weeks of 2016.
Classic Physical Commodities Under Spillover Pressure
The markets have seemingly become comfortable with a “one and done” rate hike from the Fed in December or sometime in early 2016.
Fed Not Confident in Pace of US Growth
With the Fed taking a pass on hiking rates in September, a reduction in their 2016 and 2017 growth forecasts, and only minimal dissension within their ranks against a steady policy stance, it appears that they are not confident enough in the pace of US growth to make a move at this time.