The hint of autumn is in the air. The leaves of opportunity in the worlds leading commodity markets are falling fast. And, the brand-new September 2008 Monthly Futures Junctures is here to catch them one by one.
Dropping first is Monthly Futures Junctures’ “Featured" market segment. Here, Elliott Wave International’s chief commodity expert Jeffrey Kennedy picks one market out of crowd whose wave patterns are clearly ripe for a meaningful move; in this case SUGAR.
With five compelling price charts and three pages of in-depth analysis, Jeffrey reveals a “rare opportunity for Elliotticians and anyone interested in sugar.” And with it, has come the strong possibility for a “volatile and significant” change ahead.
Next down is MFJ’s “Wave Watch.” In this section, Jeffrey provides two labeled snapshots per 12 markets -- each includes clearly marked trendlines, up/downside objectives, support/resistance levels, and bold arrows pointing prices in their next likely direction. Off the top are these familiar favorites:
Coffee Loses Steam: The July 2008 Monthly Futures Junctures presented a special, three-page exclusive on coffee that said: “The larger trend is down. We identify the June peak as a tradable top and expect a selloff to below the May low.”
NOW, with prices cooling to a one-plus year low, the September MFJ “Wave Watch” picture reveals whether java will perk up in the coming weeks.
Cocoa Sours: When prices sweetened to a 28-year high in late June, the mainstream experts agreed: Fundamentals of supply and demand could have “cocoa going to the moon.” In the June 2008 Monthly Futures Junctures “Wave Watch,” however, our chart showed prices dropping back to earth via a bold arrow pointing down. Find out whether cocoa’s dramatic fall to a five-month low marks the end of the souring trend.
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A Taste Of Orange Juice: In mid-August, the mainstream crowd widely expected “a state of disturbed weather in the Atlantic Basin” to provide bullish support. The August 2008 Monthly Futures Junctures, however, left the door to the downside wide open.
Flash ahead: A string of tropical storms (Fay, Gustav, Ike) ravaged parts of Florida, leaving many areas under floodwater. AND, orange juice prices stand at a three-year LOW. MFJ gets the story straight.
Picking Corn: In the January 2008 Monthly Futures Junctures, Jeffrey paved the long-term way and wrote: “Now and far into the future, the advance will continue to beyond the July 1996 extreme.” From there, prices continued to a record-winning streak into late June’s all-time high.
That was then. NOW, with corn wilting near six-month lows, the new MFJ reveals how much pain the grain is set to feel.
Live Cattle Gets Slaughtered: The June 2008 Monthly Futures Junctures “Wave Watch” picture warned that the recent rally to new, contract highs was about to end. Now, with prices plunging to a five-month low, the new MFJ reveals when the current “turmoil” may end.
Believe it or not, that’s just the first pile of opportunity “leaves” to fall from the September Monthly Futures Junctures. So, what are you waiting for? Get the full story today. Click Here.