A review of the day’s trading in the agriculture markets. Video Length: 00:09:06
October 30, 2018
Large-cap funds are considered prudent choices for risk-averse investors when compared to their small and mid-cap counterparts. These funds have exposure to large-cap stocks, with a long-term performance history and offer more stability than mid or small caps. Companies with
Chris Vermeulen, Founder of The Technical Traders shares his thoughts on the US equity markets post-election and Fed meeting as well as the overall oil market. In terms of oil, the price of crude is still making a higher low
Thanks to Trump’s tariffs, China all but stopped importing US soybeans. Iran picked up much of the volume, cheaply too! Iran was Top U.S. Soybean Buyer in August Agfax reports Iran was Top U.S. Soybean Buyer in August Thanks to Friday’s
Audio Length: 00:54:10 A discussion on the sell-off in the equity markets as trade war fears escalate. We take a look at the continued strength of the consumer as reported in the latest GDP reading as well as the UMich
EURGBP price bull price rally eyes the 0.8945/55 resistance zone. Support stands at the 0.8900 level where a violation will turn focus to the 0.8850 level. A break below here will aim at the 0.8800 level. On the upside, resistance
Stocks were having another wide-ranging day, shoved higher and lower by the hot winds of greed and fear. Greed seemed to prevail, as stocks went out nearer to the highs of the day. After the bell, Facebook announced its earnings.
In tonight’s video, Corey Rosenbloom walks us through the rapid price movement after hours in big stocks including Facebook, EBAY, BIDU and plots expected moves for these and others that reported before the bell such as UAA, Master Card, and
The latest Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index’s headline number is 137.9 (1985=100), up from 135.3 in September. Analyst Opinion of Conference Board Consumer Confidence Consumer confidence has been on a multi-year upswing – and this upswing is roughly correlating with increases in
Our September warning of an October correction lasting until election day November 6th warranted a defensive posture for investors. Looking at the 200 day moving average (dma) of stock indices partially illustrates our subdued current outlook. Halfway through the stock markets October plunge
