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Oliver Sloup

Oliver Sloup

Oliver Sloup is the Vice President and Co-Founder of Blue Line Futures, a leading futures and commodities brokerage firm located at the Chicago Board of Trade. Blue Line Futures' mission is to put the customer first, and that means bringing YOU the best customer service, consistent and reliable research, and state of the art technology. Oliver has been a guest on CNBC, Bloomberg, Fox Business, RFD-TV, among others. Oliver has been quoted in multiple print news outlets, including the Wall Street Journal and Financial Times. Oliver has over a decade of trading experience. Prior to Blue Line Futures, Oliver worked as the Director of Managed Futures at another Chicago based brokerage firm.

Most Recent Stories

Corn Tests the Floor, Beans Bend — Is Relief Finally in Sight?

Buyers stayed cautious as corn neared key support and soybeans extended losses. Plus: wheat's quiet strength, a wild cattle reversal, and fresh lows in hogs.

Oversold and Overdue: Has the Selling Run Its Course?

One month ago corn was flirting with overbought. Today the RSI sits near 25 — the most oversold we've seen in years. Managed Money bolted for the exits, momentum and algos piled on, and risk desks tapped...

Corn Can't Find the Brakes as Cattle Charge Higher

It was a rough week for row crops and a strong one for cattle. Corn plunged to fresh contract lows with little to slow the slide, soybeans broke key support and opened the door to deeper losses, and wheat...

Grains at the Brink: Relentless Selling Pushes Corn to Contract Lows, Beans Through the 200-Day

Daily grain futures commentary on corn, soybeans, and wheat. Markets stay oversold and heavy, but the big question is from what level relief comes—plus options strategies for well-defined risk on counter-trend...

Grains Slide Deeper as Cattle Stage a Comeback — Feeders Slam Limit Up

Grains kept bleeding into the afternoon, with corn hitting fresh contract lows, soybeans finally cracking 30-plus cents, and wheat grinding toward key support—all now oversold and due for a possible...

USDA Confirms Presence of New World Screwworm in the United States

It's official, the New World Screwworm was detected in the United States. What does it mean for the markets?

Technical Graveyard — Corn Carves New Lows as the Grain Complex Cracks

July corn scored fresh contract lows below 428½ with the RSI under 30 for the first time in a year, and December corn sits at its lowest since February. Soybeans held up best until this week's break below...

Bears Run the Board: Grains Slide, Cattle Sell Off on Screwworm Scare

The bears were running the show again today. Corn's sitting three cents off its contract low, soybeans dropped double digits, and the cattle complex caught a fresh wave of selling the moment the bell rang....

Corn Can't Catch a Break: Funds Dump an Estimated 53k Contracts as Charts Crumble

Corn, beans, and wheat all continued to break down to start the new month, with key moving averages giving way and Reuters pegging funds as net sellers of 53,500 corn contracts since last Wednesday. Bean...

Where's the low for grains!?

Grain markets continued to bleed lower in Tuesday's trade despite oil continuing to show strength. Lean hogs had an impressive reversal, is the low finally in? Senior Market Strategist Jason Gehler breaks...

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