Take a look at Sugar & Futures Support and Levels 12.09.2021

December 8th, 2021 Filed under Future Trading News | Comment (0)

Take a look at Sugar

by Mark O’Brien, Senior Broker

As with the first report on the Friday after the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, the Omicron variant has settled into a dominant market force. News in the next few weeks could result in near-term trends in a long list of commodities – in the form of significant euphoria events or aggressive risk-off plunges similar to ones already seen since Nov. 24th. With that said, global markets – and traders – can also keep an eye on other big-picture fundamentals that can be more important drivers of price. Take for example sugar. Since the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, sugar prices have moved sharply to the downside, and reached a four-month low on December 2. sugar should still have a bullish supply outlook this season even if energy prices stay well below their recent highs. Brazil’s Center-South sugar production is expected to decline more than 6 million tonnes from last season, a deficit that cannot be offset by other producing nations. With the market well below its November highs, sugar could see a significant recovery in the face of any Omicron news.

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Cotton Futures: Another Leg up or Corrective Price Action First? & Support and Resistance Levels 10.26.2021

October 25th, 2021 Filed under Future Trading News, futures trading education | Comment (0)

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Cotton Futures: Another leg up or corrective price action first?

By John Thorpe, Senior broker

After the October 8th hi in the 116.50 area and the subsequent low Wednesday the 13th, 4 trading days later , in the 103.50 area (notional move of $6500.00 hi to lo ) today the markets expressed a slightly bullish tone to start the week at 108.42 up 14, the last 10 minutes saw profit taking. .

The Cotton Futures market appears to be in a consolidation mode and preparing for a high energy move either up or down.. I would prepare to either buy an upside breakout with a stop order or sell one for a downside breakout with a stop. contact your broker for instructions on placing a strategy order to accommodate such an eventuality. this market may just foment around here a few more days before we go high energy in either direction again. stayed tuned for updates.

Important: Trading commodity futures and options involves a substantial risk of loss.

The recommendations contained in this letter are of opinion only and do not guarantee any profits.

There is not an actual account trading these recommendations.

Past performances are not necessarily indicative of future results.

Cotton Futures Daily Chart Below