Matthew Bradbard

Today in Commodities: A Pause Before the Next Surge

Correct a trade over $17.60 expect $19 a trade below $16.90 expect $16.15. Only my opinion!


On Dec 15 10:31 AM jimbo's gravy train wrote:

> " A settlement back over $17.60 should mean $19 in the immediate
> future."
>
> Hey, a firm prediction... I like that. So if I am understanding this
> correctly, you are saying if silver reaches 17.60, you expect the
> climb to continue through the $19 mark. Is that correct? It would
> be nice to see silver back near $20 where it belongs.

Today in Commodities: A Pause Before the Next Surge

Yesterday tyh10 lost 1 ticks, ush10 gained 12 ticks...if my math is correct that is a gain of 13 ticks. Clients are long ush10/short tyh10. I apologize if I was not clear on their position. We are expecting ush10 to trade at a premium to tyh10. Put in gtc profit today at 1'26 premium to ush10.


On Dec 15 08:26 AM Prince Saleh wrote:

> the march NOB spread didn't gain, it went 7 weak yesterday! MAR 10yr
> made new lows!

Today in Commodities: Fall Is Coming

It may be beneficial to look at some of the other trades outside of NG where we are actually making money for clients. As a skeptic you may want to point out all the bad trades but REAL traders are not right every time. Need I remind you again on the natural gas I said I expect a move could take until the end of September...look at your calendar.


On Aug 24 09:22 PM Maxe Paul wrote:

> Still bottom picking on the NG?
>
> Joke of the day, why do they call a broker a broker?,
>
> because thats what you will be after following their advice!

Today in Commodities: Fall Is Coming

We would suggest being long sugar via options or futures with downside put protection. We have clients positioned in March 10' contracts.


On Aug 24 04:33 PM DB2329 wrote:

> I have not seen you make a comment on sugar recently. It looks like
> sugar has hit a near-term double top. Would your recomend buying
> on dips or outright shorting suger?