This St. Patrick’s Day, you could follow a make-believe leprechaun to a non-existent pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Or – you could follow EWI's real-life Senior Commodities Analyst Jeffrey Kennedy to his “pot” of golden insight on the world's leading commodity markets in the just published, March 14 Monthly Futures Junctures.
To begin, MFJ kicks off with a very special “Featured” segment. Steering off his usual course of picking ONE market out of the crowd, this time around, Jeffrey centers his attention on the three biggest names in Grains: Soybeans, Wheat, and Corn. With six eye-popping charts and three detailed pages, Jeffrey explains how you can use the developing “fourth” wave in each market to determine the next “significant” move for each of them.
Next up is MFJ's Wave Watch section: A cornucopia of two mini charts per each of Jeffrey’s 12 “regular” markets – the ones he keeps his eye on all month long, looking for high-probability trade set-ups. Off the top are these familiar favorites:
Coffee’s “Wild” Ride: The February 15 MFJshowed prices set for a powerful rally, followed by a fourth-wave correction. When coffee soared to a ten-year high on February 28 – only to reverse to a three-week low in the days after – the “experts” blamed that wild ride on a recent shift to all-electronic trading." Volatile or not, the new MFJ keeps a steady and clear course.
Cocoa Kicks Butt: After spending the better part of last year moving sideways, the November 2007 MFJ “Wave Watch” picture was clear: prices were ready to turn up with a vengeance in wave III. Now, with cocoa rocketing to its highest level in 27 years, the question of the hour is: How high will this market fly? MFJ’s original snapshot has the complete story.
What About Sugar? According to the usual suspects, out-of-this-orbit cocoa is “taking its cue from other surging commodities,” alongside a “growing demand for chocolate.” One question: If a rising tide lifts all boats, then why did sugar prices sour to a five-week low on March 10? MFJ separates FACT from fundamentals.
Picking Corn: The “Featured Market” in the October 2006 MFJwas Corn. Prices stood at multi-year lows around $3.00 a bushel then. But MFJ saw that all of that was about to change: “... multi-year lows have finally arrived. The current advance should continue and eventually exceed the al- time price high that occurred in 1996.” With gains in this grain reaching a new, all-time record, the March MFJ is a sweet harvest.
Feeder Cattle: The “Wave Watch” picture in the February 2008 MFJleft no room for debate: A bold arrow pointing DOWN was answer enough. Now, with Feeder Cattle prices herding around a new contract low, the March MFJ shows you where AND when the downtrend could end.
Believe it or not, that’s just the beginning. The March 14 Monthly Futures Junctures also includes detailed price charts for SEVEN more commodities markets, including a mind-blowing “Trader’s Classroom” section that teaches you how to identify a bar pattern that alerts you to trend changes.
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When you subscribe now, you reserve a free virtual seat at Jeffrey Kennedy's live “webinar” for Daily and Monthly Futures Junctures subscribers Tuesday, March 18 at 5 p.m. Eastern time. Due to many requests for a long-term, multi-year look at the commodities markets, Jeffrey has decided to make this the subject of his webinar. No registration is required. You just have to be a subscriber to one of Jeffrey's Futures Junctures services. You will get instructions on how to access the live webinar in your Futures Junctures delivery portal. Can't make the date? A free recording will be available to subscribers only.