Natural Gas Forecast: Prices Finally Break $2.64
By Dean Rogers Unseasonably warm weather for early September has supported prices in the prompt month and prices were trading in a tight range between $2.64 and $2.725. Late Wednesday afternoon October natural gas finally broke lower and a new contract low was made. In addition, the winter strip also fell to new lows again … Continue reading Natural Gas Forecast: Prices Finally Break $2.64
Monsanto Merger and Stock Price Decline Outlook
By Cynthia A. Kase Read on TraderPlanet.com Six big firms dominate the agricultural supply business today, having bought up over 200 smaller companies and their intellectual property over the past 25 years or so. Monsanto, the world’s largest seed supplier, and BASF both reportedly tried to buy rival Syngenta. Though no deals went through, it … Continue reading Monsanto Merger and Stock Price Decline Outlook
Brent Oil Forecast: Brent Rises to Key Technical Resistance
By Dean Rogers Many market participants are skeptical of Brent’s meteoric rise over the past three days. However, there is no denying the positive technical factors that indicate a bottom has likely been made. The monthly morning star setup and hammer, weekly bullish engulfing line, and daily three white soldiers candlestick patterns are reliable reversal … Continue reading Brent Oil Forecast: Brent Rises to Key Technical Resistance
U.S. 10 Year Treasury Targets 126’27
By Dean Rogers It has been a wild week on Wall Street and for markets around the world. Global equities have ridden a roller coaster in the U.S., Asia, and Europe, the U.S. Dollar strengthened a bit after a tumultuous decline, and oil is trying to find its bottom after a significant rally to $42.86 … Continue reading U.S. 10 Year Treasury Targets 126’27
Video: Shanghai Composite Index Poised for 2300
The Shanghai Composite Index met support at 3000. A small correction might take place, but overall odds favor at least 2300 before a bottom is made.
Natural Gas Forecast: Bearish Flag Calls for Continued Decline
By Dean Rogers Natural gas continues to hold the lower end of the trading range between $2.65 and $2.95 on a closing basis. October natural gas futures stalled at $2.641 and subsequently formed a bearish flag (blue trend lines). Flags are generally a reliable type of continuation pattern, which means the flag should break lower … Continue reading Natural Gas Forecast: Bearish Flag Calls for Continued Decline
US Stocks Rolled Off Edge Of Cliff: Now What?
By Cynthia A. Kase Read on TraderPlanet.com Clearly US Stocks have been declining as the drop in demand in China has finally hit hard. It’s easy to sustain robust growth from a low base, but as an economy grows, that becomes more difficult, as China’s machinations show. The spillover to the Dow Jones … Continue reading US Stocks Rolled Off Edge Of Cliff: Now What?
Update: Shanghai Composite Index Poised for 2300
By Dean Rogers Technical analysis provides traders and market analysts with extremely valuable tools that can help determine future support and resistance and major turning points. A good example of this came from our recent article Ask Kase: How to Trade the Shanghai Index that was published on June 9, 2015 by Cynthia A. Kase, … Continue reading Update: Shanghai Composite Index Poised for 2300
WTI Crude Oil Forecast: Testing Major Support at $37.9
By Dean Rogers On Friday evening I sat down to write Kase’s detailed weekly forecasts on WTI crude oil and Brent with an image of Chicken Little running around warning all of his pals that the sky is falling. This is a feeling that resonated with many market participants around the world as stock indices … Continue reading WTI Crude Oil Forecast: Testing Major Support at $37.9
Live Cattle Forecast: Where’s the Beef Going?
By Dean Rogers Who could ever forget the iconic 1984 Wendy’s commercials featuring three little old ladies yelling “where’s the beef?”(If you are too young to remember treat yourself to taking a minute to watch.) The commercials and the phrase “where’s the beef?” spawned a cultural catchphrase that has since become a statement questioning the … Continue reading Live Cattle Forecast: Where’s the Beef Going?
