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  • Today in Commodities: Crouching Tiger Hidden Commodity [View article]
    Matthew does not bold words seeking alpha does and speaking of first grade this name calling is uncalled for.


    On Dec 10 05:10 PM Seeking-Losses(SL) wrote:

    > Hey Mathew, this is not 1st grade. You don't get bonus points for
    > underlining the nouns. Maybe when you get to adjectives in your hooked
    > on phonics course you bold those, too. wheeee!
    >
    > good articles financeopinionss.blogs...
    Dec 10 17:46 pm |Rating: +8 0 |Link to Comment
  • Today in Commodities: 8 Years Later, the Bull Is Alive [View article]
    9/11 happened 8 years ago. There was a bull market in commodities then just getting under way and 8 years later there is still a bull market in commodities??


    On Sep 14 12:18 AM Hmm?! wrote:

    > Did I miss something? You did not really address the title of this
    > article?
    Sep 14 08:11 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Today in Commodities: Is 9 Your Lucky Number? [View article]
    154 refers to yield in corn not the price...just to clarify.


    On Sep 09 04:46 PM bondsarebears wrote:

    > 154? If that's the flat price they're predicting, I'll eat my business
    > card. We know corn and beans are heading for a high yielding harvest
    > ( bullish on the basis in the country) but 154? We'll wait until
    > Friday.
    > As for Wheat, I'm am Grizzly.
    Sep 09 17:45 pm |Rating: +3 0 |Link to Comment
  • Today in Commodities: Suspension of Disbelief [View article]
    Rarely, if I want to be delta neautral or non-directional I may trade a futures contract against options. Depending on your time frame you caould tarde different months against one another as well. A bullish cattle trade we have clients in now: sold(3) October 84 puts and bought (1) 90 call for even money.


    On Aug 20 08:18 AM User 189523 wrote:

    > Matthew,
    > Do you ever advise non-directional option strategies. For example
    > in October Live Cattle, Long the 92 call, short the 90 call, short
    > the 88 put, and long the 86 put.
    > Thank you.
    > MZ
    Aug 20 09:03 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Today in Commodities: Suspension of Disbelief [View article]
    We hit our downside objective in oil today and would suggest using the recent pullback to start scaling into longs. What we did for clients today was expensive but we think it should pay off in the coming months. We bought (3) December $75/85 bull call spreads and at the same time bought (1) October $60 put. On a further sell -off we will liquidate the put at a profit and have the option to buy back the $85 calls that were sold. If the recent correction is all we get and prices rally from here we will cut losses on the put and look to capitalize on the call spreads.

    Direct quote from Monday's post. Take your foot out of your mouthe.
    On Aug 19 04:40 PM BPYHO wrote:

    > You told us so about oil!!? Gimme a break! EVERYONE believes oil
    > is a good LONG TERM PLAY! You have said the past few sessions that
    > you were betting on oil going down to 65$ and possibly further. I
    > enjoy your articles, but come on man!
    Aug 19 18:04 pm |Rating: +2 -1 |Link to Comment
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