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1. Aricool on Today in Commodities: Ramifications: unless the consuming region has a bitter cold winter starting from... more »
2. Value Added on Today in Commodities: Gearing Up for NFP: I agree with your long position on corn, and I think soybeans are... more »
3. Aricool on Today in Commodities: Fed Stays the Course: unless the consuming region has a bitter cold winter starting from... more »
4. rick12345 on Today in Commodities: Gearing Up for NFP: Nice move on gold. As I keep telling people, take your profit... more »
5. TonyNed on Today in Commodities: Gearing Up for NFP: Oil is headed higher. I think we may have another few sessions of... more »
6. TonyNed on Today in Commodities: Fed Stays the Course: Picking bottoms in Nat Gas is extremely tricky. Unfortunately I... more »
7. rick12345 on Today in Commodities: Fed Stays the Course: PMI at 55.7. Good for manufacturing, good for employment and the... more »
8. rrdaniel on Today in Commodities: Fed Stays the Course: Where is the bottom for natural gas ? How low it's gonna sink ? more »
9. Mad Hedge Fund Trader on Today in Commodities: Decoupling for a Day, Or a New Trend?: yhb You’ve got to hand it to Warren Buffett, who never does... more »
10. rrdaniel on Today in Commodities: Decoupling for a Day, Or a New Trend?: Medium/long term, the dollar has nowhere to go but down. Whatever... more »
11. TonyNed on Today in Commodities: Decoupling for a Day, Or a New Trend?: The past dollar rally was much stronger than has been typical on... more »
12. rrdaniel on Today in Commodities: November Kicks Off with a Bang: It's time for natural gas to rebound, it went down too much... more »
13. TonyNed on Today in Commodities: November Kicks Off with a Bang: The USO double bottomed at 39.20 on the 60 minute chart and looks... more »
14. Moon Kil Woong on Today in Commodities: Vindication as Markets Make Sense: A decline in commodities is fundamentally neccesary if the Federal... more »
15. craigs on Today in Commodities: Vindication as Markets Make Sense: The Chinese may have already been hedging ahead in the soybean and... more »