The euro currency has been in a downward cycle, and I remain bearish as the Eurozone economy looks a bit behind the U.S. in terms of measures to restore growth. On March 5, 2009, the European Central Bank (ECB) cut its key...
Read MoreIn a research note this afternoon, MF Global Research Director Rich Feltes said grains markets are treading water right now, but the USDA’s crop report on Wednesday, March 11, could hold some interesting information. He...
Read MoreMarch has come in like a lion for equity investors, as the stock market sank to 12-year lows in the first few days of trading this month. Rallies will be greeted with high hopes, but during March, I don’t see a major shift...
Read MoreStock index futures are gaining steam in early trade, with March E-mini S&P 500 futures last up 20.00 at 709.50. The rally was ignited by hopes that positive manufacturing data out of China and talk of a new stimulus plan...
Read MoreTrade Idea: Consider a November Soybean $10/$12 Call Spread. The stock market has broken down to its lowest levels in over a decade, and everyone is wondering what comes next. On Monday, March 2, 2009, nearly every other asset...
Read MoreJoin Lind-Waldock for two live webinars this week. On Monday, March 2, 2009, Lind Plus Senior Market Strategist Blake Robben will discuss the current state of the S&P 500 after sinking to 12-year lows, and whether he feels...
Read MoreIs the bottom in yet? There is a saying in our industry, “so goes the first week, so goes the first month, so goes the year.” January ended on a sour note and February is shaping up to be another negative month. The...
Read MoreLook to sell the euro currency as the recession retains its grip on the eurozone, while there is optimism the U.S. may pull out sooner. New Recommendations Sell the March euro currency at 1.2800 or better and risk the trade to a...
Read MoreLind-Waldock Senior Account Executive Tony Klancic was quoted in the Wall Street Journal today in an article titled, “Worried Investors Want Gold on Hand.” Investors are so distraught about the prospect of economic...
Read MoreThe stock market has now plunged to levels not seen since 1997, and gold has benefited as investors seem more confident buying metal than paper. According to what I see on the charts, I don’t think this overall trend is...
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