Markets Today
Market prices fluctuate on cycles and human emotions; thus, patterns tend to matter. Moreover, history often repeats itself or at least rhymes.
Grain futures have started the week with a bang, trading to significant resistance levels. Will prices be able to breakout?
I expect the confidence in this bull market to hit even further extremes, and when we do top, there will likely be almost no one expecting anything other than a continuation of the current bull trend.
it’s interesting to see the US dollar finding support last week, even after the Fed announced a 50 basis point rate cut. The dollar ticked even higher earlier today after some European trading, but these...
A wide-ranging group of 15 nonprofits, humanitarian aid organizations and other funders plan to open this year’s Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting Monday morning by announcing new investments...
Last week, we waived a cautious flag for the aftermath of Friday’s large scale expiration. Especially so given Thursday’s melt-up and as the calendar embarks on negative seasonality.
Cattle and lean hogs were strong through last week’s trade. Can we see the momentum continue through the start of this week’s trade? Watch us on RFD-TV, today at 9:45am CT!
European and US stock futures are trading near the flat line as traders catch their breath after the stellar rally that we witnessed last week on the back of the Fed's crisis-level interest rate cut. The...
British Treasury chief Rachel Reeves has promised not to return to an era of public spending cuts despite the dire state of the U.K.’s national finances