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The Trade Spotlight advisory service consists of three segments covering futures, futures spreads, and commodity options. The commodity markets are analyzed by applying our methodology and recommendations are delivered to you based on our trading philosophy. Our technique is to track specific chat patterns for breakouts and apply key technical indicators to confirm the trade setup.
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Latest “Rath Overlay” Drew Rathgeber’s simple but unique EMA cross strategy using multiple moving averages and different times to come up with current trends within the Commodity Futures markets. Through the use of his green screen technology this a new and unique way looking into the commodity markets. It’s a must watch!
See technical analysis for the spread trade opportunities over the past month in this latest update from The Seasonal Spread Trader newsletter.
The Trade Spotlight advisory service consists of three segments covering futures, futures spreads, and commodity options. The commodity markets are analyzed by applying our methodology and recommendations are delivered to you based on our trading philosophy. Our technique is to track specific chat patterns for breakouts and apply key technical indicators to confirm the trade setup.
The Trade Spotlight advisory service consists of three segments covering futures, futures spreads, and commodity options. The commodity markets are analyzed by applying our methodology and recommendations are delivered to you based on our trading philosophy. Our technique is to track specific chat patterns for breakouts and apply key technical indicators to confirm the trade setup.
Corn and soybeans both broke through support today. The demand bears have been in full control of the market while the supply bulls are in retreat. In this podcast we go over the bull and the bear cases. What each of them thinks and why. Below are the Supply and Demand tables I talk about on the podcast. I’ll add some color to the tables below but take a listen to Turner’s Take Podcast for a full explanation.
See the seasonal explanation and technical analysis for the trade opportunity in the January 2020 / March 2020 Crude Oil trade from The Seasonal Spread Trader newsletter.
If you are paying the CME and ICE data feed charges, don’t. Use my strategy and let the markets cover the expense. Continue reading to learn how you can follow this monthly strategy for your trading account.
Drew’s Rath Overlay – using his green screen technology and easy to follow video format – reviews various markets including the Dow Jones, Crude Oil, Gold, Silver, and Euro just to name a few.
In the podcast I go over what the supply bulls and demand bears are fighting about. On the supply side the US could be at a 12.25 billion production level for corn and 3.5 billion for soybeans. If corn production is 12.25 billion (78mm acres harvests X 160 yield) then demand needs to be rationed 400 to 500mm to make sure ending stocks are around 1 billion. The supply bulls argue corn needs to go higher for price rationing.