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Samples of Kase’s energy and metals price forecasts, daily updates, market commentary, and educational perspectives on technical analysis and trading — published by Dean Rogers, CMT.

Ask Kase: Core Commodity CRB Index Positioned To Challenge 2015 Low

Posted on July 15, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Ask Kase

by Dean Rogers Read on TraderPlanet The recent Chinese stock market downturn and depressed economic outlook by many economists for the second quarter and through year’s end for China’s economy has commodity prices backpedaling. Many components of the Thomson Reuters Core Commodity CRB Index, and the Index itself, have either fallen to new lows or … Continue reading Ask Kase: Core Commodity CRB Index Positioned To Challenge 2015 Low

Bearish Flag Points to WTI Crude Oil Decline

Posted on July 13, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Oil Price Forecast

Perfect geometric formations are a rare commodity. They are useful gems of information that can tell us a lot about a market’s outlook and general direction. It is important to pay attention to the implications of a successful break out of the pattern, and it is even more important to watch for patterns that fail. … Continue reading Bearish Flag Points to WTI Crude Oil Decline

Ask Kase: Is It Time to Hedge Hogs?

Posted on July 08, 2015 by ckase in Ask Kase

by Cynthia A. Kase Read on TraderPlanet.com After last year’s viral outbreak that killed millions of hogs, pork production, now having recovered, looks to set records and overshoot demand. Apparently some commodity advisors are panicking and recommending that their producer clients use lean hog futures to hedge and avoid even lower prices. Is this a … Continue reading Ask Kase: Is It Time to Hedge Hogs?

Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – July 8, 2015

Posted on July 08, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Natural Gas Price Forecast

After the 4th of July weekend the energy markets, unlike the weather across most of the U.S., heated up. The lack of warm summer weather in key areas of the county has given way to lower prices for natural gas. August natural gas futures finally closed below $2.73 on Tuesday and Wednesday. The move has … Continue reading Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – July 8, 2015

WTI Crude Oil to Challenge $50.5 Decision Point

Posted on July 06, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Oil Price Forecast

As predicted WTI crude oil has broken lower out of the recent trading range and fell by nearly eight percent on Monday. The important 1.382 projection was met at the $52.41 swing low. Key support at $50.5 should be tested tomorrow. We consider this a decision point for a much more bearish outlook and decline … Continue reading WTI Crude Oil to Challenge $50.5 Decision Point

Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – July 1, 2015

Posted on July 01, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Natural Gas Price Forecast

Markets are rarely more balanced that what we have experienced for natural gas over the past few weeks. After August failed to overcome $2.95 it stalled at $2.73, and is now in a mini-range between $2.73 and $2.87. Considering this week marked the end of the month and quarter, and is shortened due to the … Continue reading Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – July 1, 2015

Ask Kase: 10 Year US Treasury Note

Posted on July 01, 2015 by ckase in Ask Kase

by Cynthia A. Kase Read on TraderPlanet.com Will the 10 Year US Treasury Note be Playing “Bass”? As the 2H2015 commences, fundamental market analysts are lamenting the stock market’s prospects, pointing to low earnings and higher borrowing costs. US Treasury yield spreads are looking positive, which should be, in turn, negative for longer-dated fixed income … Continue reading Ask Kase: 10 Year US Treasury Note

RBOB Gasoline Crack Spread Poised to Narrow

Posted on June 29, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Oil Price Forecast

The RBOB gasoline crack spread widened to $25.64 on Monday and could test $27.77 before narrowing again. Resistance near this level is expected to hold and the crack is poised to narrow now that the 0.618 projection of the wave down from $33.80 was met. We would look to short the crack spread soon because … Continue reading RBOB Gasoline Crack Spread Poised to Narrow

Ask Kase: Will The Sun Shine On Buying Coffee Futures?

Posted on June 25, 2015 by ckase in Ask Kase

by Cynthia Kase Those of us who can remember KC and the Sunshine Band’s emergence in 1975 are now in need of a different kind of KC – coffee futures – to stay bright. Baby Boomers may be counted on to steadily drink the stuff, but it might be another kind of baby who might … Continue reading Ask Kase: Will The Sun Shine On Buying Coffee Futures?

Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – June 24, 2015

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dean Rogers, CMT in Natural Gas Price Forecast

Day-to-day speculation regarding summer weather forecasts continue to dominate short-term natural gas prices. The lack of clarity has caused natural gas to settle into a range between $2.55 and $2.95 after failing to close over the upper end of the range last week. Technical factors show that prices are due for a test of the … Continue reading Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – June 24, 2015

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