Author: Lind-Waldock

Lind Plus Senior Market Strategist Carol Hurley will be presenting a free live webinar today at 3:30 p.m. CT, “Where Will the Smart Money Go in 2009?” Get Carol’s insights on where institutional investors may...

Crude oil has tumbled more than 70 percent off its record high above $147 a barrel in July, sliding below $40 in the final days of 2008. While this bearishness may persist in the short-term, I expect a rebound to $60 – $80...

A recent survey of 33 analysts conducted by Bloomberg revealed that crude oil is seen averaging $60 a barrel in 2009, up from just under $40 currently. OPEC’s pledge of a 14 percent supply cut is seen crimping inventories,...

Trading Holiday Markets by Jeff Friedman With the holidays approaching, I’ve been asked how one should trade during holiday/quiet periods. As we head into the season, we know we will likely encounter periods where trading...

Cocoa is looking bullish from both technical and fundamental standpoints, and is likely to see prices rise despite a global recession that has dampened demand in many commodity markets. Cocoa futures are facing a unique...