Market Forecasts and Insights
Kase Market Commentary
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.
Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – May 20, 2015
For the past few weeks many traders have doubted the rationality of natural gas’ price surge and have been looking for a stalling point. It is hard to argue with the charts though, and our analysis, based purely on what is happening on the charts, has called for $3.05 as a potential stalling point. We … Continue reading Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – May 20, 2015
Narrowing WTI-Brent Spread Supports Rising Oil Prices
The WTI-Brent spread has been fluctuating in a range for the past few weeks after narrowing to an intraday high of (3.34) on April 15. The narrowing spread has supported rising WTI and Brent price, and the wave formations indicate the spread will most likely continue to narrow. However, it must overcome (5.50) to make … Continue reading Narrowing WTI-Brent Spread Supports Rising Oil Prices
5 Secrets to Staying Sharp as You Age
Worried about losing your edge during your senior years? Here’s how to stay on top of your game. By Maryalene Laponsie with Cynthia Kase Read on US News and World Report Conventional wisdom may have us believe that life is all downhill after we hit retirement age. However, some seniors would beg to differ with … Continue reading 5 Secrets to Staying Sharp as You Age
Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – May 13, 2015
Many traders and analysts have been skeptical of natural gas’ recent price surge. However, technical analysis is good at telling us what the market thinks about itself, and it is hard to argue with the bullish technical factors that have formed over the past few weeks. The June natural gas futures contract is testing a … Continue reading Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – May 13, 2015
Technical Factors Call for WTI Crude Oil Correction to $56.2
For the past few weeks WTI crude oil prices have risen significantly, and for the first time since early December 2014 prices closed above $60.0 last week. However, many traders are questioning the long-term validity of the price rise continuing due to concerns of a persistent supply glut, and the technical factors show that the … Continue reading Technical Factors Call for WTI Crude Oil Correction to $56.2
Can the British Pound Forecast the UK Election?
After a good up month in April for the British Pound, some pundits are calling for weakness, and attributing this to the probability that post the UK’s May 7 election, formation of a coalition government is likely. This virtual eventuality has been in the news for at least a couple of months. If it were … Continue reading Can the British Pound Forecast the UK Election?
Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – May 6, 2015
It is hard to deny the strength of the natural gas price rally over the past two weeks. Last week’s bullish engulfing line, April’s bullish hammer and morning star setup, and bullish daily divergences on the KasePO, KaseCD, MACD, RSI, and Stochastic are all technical evidence that the move down may finally be complete. However, … Continue reading Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – May 6, 2015
Brent Crude Oil Nearing Key Decision Point
Brent crude oil prices will likely test a key decision point at $68.0 this week. This is the 1.00 projection for the wave up from $50.1, and a confluent projection for the sub-waves up from $53.63. A close over $68.0 would confirm that a long-term bullish recovery is underway. Narrowing calendar spreads support the move … Continue reading Brent Crude Oil Nearing Key Decision Point
Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – April 29, 2015
For the second week in a row natural gas futures gapped lower on Monday. This might be an exhaustion gap, which in many cases signals the end of a long and drawn out trend. The top of the gap at $2.555 has been overcome as of Wednesday midday, and a close over this would call … Continue reading Midweek Natural Gas Forecast – April 29, 2015
Kase on Entrepreneurship
On tax day, ironically, I was asked to comment on a number of issues relating to entrepreneurship, and the pros and cons in a range of areas – what was lost and what was gained. As those of you who have been following my writing know, I don’t like to look at life in terms … Continue reading Kase on Entrepreneurship
