Given what we saw over the weekend, did markets do what was expected when this week's opening bells rang out like air raid sirens Sunday?

As Q3 comes to a close for the various Wheat markets, it's time for me to yell into the wind again about the CME's Variable Storage Rate program.

Though they are nothing more than government numbers, the latest USDA Cold Storage report for January 31, 2026 raises the question of the US leaning vegetarian as we wait for winter to end.

A lot happened that was expected to (US Supreme Court decision and reaction from the White House), and didn't happen that was expected to (military action) since last Friday's close.

We only need to use three things to develop a simple trading system: Trend, Fundamentals, and Filters.

Yes, US markets are closed, but world markets continue to trade.

For market bubbles to exist, the market in question has to lose touch with its intrinsic value. Is this the case for either gold or silver midway through February?

The title probably gives away what I thought of the February round of USDA's Supply and Demand reports.

Caterpillar broke out of its chrysalis during 2025, transforming into a high-flying butterfly.

Continuing with my view of commodities as long-term investment opportunities, and the lesson learned to "Own what you know", let's take a look at long-term investments in Grains at the end of January.