Beans chart along with weather and politics affecting the softs markets

November 14, 2014 Newsletter

Beans chart along with weather and politics affecting the softs markets

November 14th, 2014 - Issue #762

In This Issue

1. Softs: What's ahead for Coffee, Sugar and Cotton?
2. Hot Market Report - Soybeans Leading Solid Rebound in Grain Markets
3. Economic Calendar

1. Softs: What's ahead for Coffee, Sugar and Cotton?

Weather & Politics. Deforestation Creating Climate Change

There has always been a struggle between protecting one’s environment and the need for development. After all the Industrial Revolution was a period of economic growth spurred by factories lining the shores of rivers and oftentimes toxic waste being dumped into them and killing the fish and fauna within. Natural resources were being depleted at alarming rates and the ecological balance was being destroyed from excessive logging and deforestation for development to pave way for rising populations and needing to grow agriculture and commercial enterprises. According to the World Preservation Foundation has compiled data on the global overview. They state that the The statistics of deforestation reveal that seven countries of the world amount to around 60 percent of the total deforestation on the planet. These seven countries include Brazil in Latin America, Canada and the United States in North America, Indonesia and China in Asia, Russia in Europe and the Democratic Republic of Congo in Africa. To read more...

 

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2. Hot Market Report - Soybeans Leading Solid Rebound in Grain Markets


From our friend Jim Wyckoff

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Soybeans Leading Solid Rebound in Grain Markets

The soybean market is leading a resurgence in the grain futures markets. Recent price action in the grains suggests major lows are in place and that prices can at least trend sideways, if not sideways to higher in the coming weeks. It appears the major bearish fundamental of a huge U.S. corn and soybean crop have already been factored into futures prices. Note: For those who have experienced the wrong chart with this text, you need to hit the "refresh" button a few times on your internet browser. That should take care of that problem. Stay tuned. By the way, if you need better methods to improve upon your selection of trades, and on entry and exit strategies? I have some educational tools that can help you out. Click here to find out more about my unique educational products.


3. Economic Calendar

Source: Moore Research Center, Inc.

3:00 PM CST - Dairy Products Sales
Date Reports Expiration & Notice Dates
11/17
Mon
7:30 AM CST - Empire Manufacturing(Nov)
8:15 AM CST - Capacity Util & Industrial Prod(Oct)
11:00 AM CST - NOPA Crush
FN: Nov Lumber(CME)
LT: Nov Eurodollar(CME) Dec Crude Lt Options(NYM)
Dec Sugar-11 Options(ICE)   
11/18
Tues

  
7:30 AM CST - Core PPI & PPI(Oct) 
9:00 AM CST - NAHB Housing Market Index(Nov)
 5:00 PM CST - Net Long-Term TIC Flows(Sep)
  

11/19
Wed
6:00 AM CST - MBA Mortgage Purchase Index 
7:30 AM CST - Factory Orders(Jul) 
9:30 AM CST - API & DOE Energy Stats 
1:00 PM CST - FOMC Minutes
FN: Dec Coffee(ICE) 
LT: Dec Platinum Options(NYM) 
Dec Palladium Options(NYM) 
11/20
Thurs
7:30 AM CST - USDA Weekly Export Sales 
7:30 AM CST - Initial Claims-Weekly 
7:30 AM CST - Core CPI & CPI(Oct) 
9:00 AM CST - Existing Home Sales(Oct) 
9:00 AM CST - Leading Indicators(Oct) 
9:00 AM CST - Philadelphia Fed(Nov) 
9:30 AM CST - EIA Gas Storage 
3:30 PM CST - Money Supply 
LT: Nov Feeder Cattle(CME)
Dec Crude Lt(NYM)
Nov Feeder Cattle Options(CME)
11/21
Fri
2:00 PM CST - Cattle On Feed 
2:00 PM CST - Cold Storage 
 
FN: Dec Cotton(ICE)
LT: Nov DJIA Options(CME)
Nov Nikkei Options(CME)
Nov S&P 500 Options(CME)
Nov E-Mini S&P 500 Options(CME)
Nov NASDAQ Options(CME)
Nov E-Mini NASDAQ Options(CME)
Nov Russell Options(CME)
Dec 2,5,10 Year Notes Options(CBT)
Dec Bonds Options(CBT)
Dec Wheat Options(CBT)
Dec Corn Options(CBT)
Dec Oats Options(CBT)
Dec Rough Rice Options(CBT)
Dec Soybeans,Soymeal,Soyoil Options(CBT)
Dec Orange Juice Options(ICE)  
11/24
Mon
 
  
  
FN: Dec Crude Lt(NYM)
LT: Dec Copper Options(CMX)
Dec Gold Options(CMX)
Dec Silver Options(CMX)
Dec Natural Gas Options(NYM)
Dec RBOB & ULSD Options(NYM)   

* Please note that the information contained in this letter is intended for clients, prospective clients, and audiences who have a basic understanding, familiarity, and interest in the futures markets.

** The material contained in this letter is of opinion only and does not guarantee any profits. These are risky markets and only risk capital should be used. Past performances are not necessarily indicative of future results.

*** This is not a solicitation of any order to buy or sell, but a current market view provided by Cannon Trading Inc. Any statement of facts herein contained are derived from sources believed to be reliable, but are not guaranteed as to accuracy, nor they purport to be complete. No responsibility is assumed with respect to any such statement or with respect to any expression of opinion herein contained. Readers are urged to exercise their own judgment in trading!

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