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While many commodities are suffering at the hands of the economic recession, wheat commodity trading continues to be a popular choice for investors in the know. After all, while many people are limiting the amount of money they spend on commodities such as oil or coffee, wheat can be found in even the thriftiest of homes.

After an initial pull back crude oil gained some strength overnight as investors seem to consider the Egypt unrest as little threat to the flow of oil through the Suez canal. It is great to play the threat of disruption in our trades but there is little proof that oil and energy is ever effected by these tense situations.

Will Grains Gain OR Wane? Find Out For FREE

Posted by FTBRon on September 17th, 2010

Over the past few months, leading grain prices have climbed up the commodity wall like a "mile-a-minute" kudzu vine. From late June to early August, the big three grain markets (wheat, corn, and soybeans) soared 40%-plus in a coordinated rally to multi-year highs before leveling off.

The question on the minds of market participants is simple: Is the grains' uptrend set to end?

Mr. Market has begun to show clear signs of split personality disorder in recent weeks. Now that investors have exhaled in relief that a deflationary apocalypse has been avoided, the new reality of reflation and stagnation is sinking in…

Corn, soybeans & wheat prices all popped at the end of last week. Will wet weather and delayed plantings keep prices rising, or is this rally unsustainable?

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Posted by itrade4real on November 7th, 2008

Our catalyst today is the payroll data at 8:30 am. Not much to say, other than for short term trades I remain flexible to trade either side, and if you're a long term investor (1 year+), save your money! Until the action heats up, I won't lean one way or the other...

Thursday thoughts:

Posted by itrade4real on November 6th, 2008

The Bank of England just made a "surprise" move, and lowered rates by 1.5%, a full point more than expected. As the central banks desperately try to reflate, in the face of market forces, I remain flexible to trade either side. Traders married to just one side cannot know whether the light at the end of the tunnel is enlightenment...

No man's land

Posted by itrade4real on September 23rd, 2008

It's possible I get some very short term setups, but I am careful of what I trade. I'm more likely to get long JPY (yen futures), rather than mess with the constantly evolving game in US equities. I know several traders that scored...

3 trades to watch today

Posted by itrade4real on September 17th, 2008

Too often traders not only have an opinion, but become inflexible. Direction is never a definite, but rather a probability. It's easy after a good day to convince yourself you "know something". Don't get off track...

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