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New Monthly Futures Junctures: Online Now
9/16/2005 5:57:48 PM
The September issue of Monthly Futures Junctures is online now. Get a glimpse of what's inside:
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Even a child can tell you that the world is full of stupid rules. Yet this month's featured forecasts for coffee, cocoa, and cotton show the kind of mature Elliott wave opportunities that prove at least three rules weren't "made to be broken." Price patterns in all three of these soft markets have been bending toward crucial junctures during recent weeks; but you'd never know it without a hard look at how market action conforms to the three rules of the Wave Principle. Follow Elliott's rules, and they'll lead you to a level of confidence no other method can reach.
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A special "diagonal triangle" pattern in wheat's daily price data is reason enough to get a good look at this grain market. But this is one telltale "terminating" wave that should mark the end of a lot more than a single Elliott wave sequence. Each CBOT session brings wheat ever closer to a pivot point that's critical to four degrees of trend. We're talking about a price pattern that's taken more than a decade to unfold, with implications that stretch even further down the road. See it now in Wave Watch.
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The three-month slide in soybeans goes on, but not without sending a signal we haven't seen since before the June top. What's more, prices are now flirting with an important price level we've had our eyes on for weeks. Jeffrey has the word on how much longer the downward swing will last, and more importantly, whether the coming rally will be just another pause in the trend, or a sustained move that's more like the ones that sent soybeans soaring earlier this year.
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If you thought live cattle's two big swings since March made for lively ride, you'd better tighten your grip: The market's evolving price pattern is well on its way toward "the most volatile point in any way sequence." When will this "wonder to behold" be born? Probably at some point within the very narrow "Fibonacci cluster" Jeffrey has staked out on his wave-labeled price chart for live cattle.
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The simplest ingredients for success often get overlooked -- but not by Jeffrey Kennedy. His latest "Trader's Classroom" lesson teaches a simple lesson that may be most important of all: How to harness the power of patience. What sets the Wave Principle apart from other trading tools is its potential to pinpoint the markets' biggest moves before they happen. Yet while price action in every market traces out Elliott waves, not every Elliott wave pattern presents a good trading opportunity. In fact, regardless of your method, you won't find success without learning how to wait. Jeffrey confronts this common problem with several of his own systematic solutions for practicing patience.
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| | MAR CSCE Cocoa | 3299.00 |  | 102.00 | | MAR CSCE Coffee | 135.75 |  | -1.30 | | MAR CSCE Sugar | 22.47 |  | -0.27 | | DEC CBOT Corn | 391.00 |  | -4.00 | | DEC CBOT Oats | 258.00 |  | -1.50 | | JAN CBOT Soybean Meal | 310.10 |  | -1.00 | | DEC CBOT Soybean Oil | 39.71 |  | 0.26 | | CBOT Soybeans | 1046.00 |  | 7.00 | | DEC CBOT Wheat | 559.75 |  | -2.75 | | JAN CME Feeder Cattle | 92.67 |  | 0.85 | | DEC CME Lean Hogs | 57.60 |  | 1.63 | | DEC CME Live Cattle | 83.95 |  | 0.28 | | FEB CME Pork Bellies | 87.13 | - | 0.05 | | JAN CME Lumber | 222.20 |  | -6.90 | | MAR NYCE Cotton | 74.04 |  | 1.07 | | JAN NYCE Orange Juice | 112.65 |  | -1.30 | | DEC Copper-Pit | 310.80 |  | 2.70 | | JAN Crude Oil | 77.47 |  | -0.58 | | DEC Euro | 1.49 |  | -0.01 | | DEC Gold | 1146.80 |  | 4.90 | | DEC Silver | 1844.0 |  | -1.5 | | Closing prices for 11/20/2009 |
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