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Archive for November, 2012

Conclusion

Sunday, November 25th, 2012

This semester’s romp through the futures market has been a lesson in discipline, international trade, and the importance of consistence in computer programing. To stage this final blog post I have decided to discuss what I liked about the project, what I didn’t, and ways I think the project could be improved. What worked Trading […]

The week ahead

Sunday, November 18th, 2012

Wheat seems to be approaching its bottom band. I expect the market to turn bullish at the start of the week. Beans continue their long term downward trend. I expect corn to continue to be bullish, recovering from the big drop at the end of October’s descending triangle.

What worked

Sunday, November 18th, 2012

I was long in wheat at the start of the week. I was looking to take advantage of the flag pattern that wheat has been running since the start of the semester. I realized that this project is quickly coming to a close, and I had not yet my midterm goal of breaking $30,000, so […]

Sources of information

Sunday, November 4th, 2012

The Wall Street Journal While it does require a membership, the journal is one of the best sources of finical information out there. With a longstanding tradition of excellence, it is considered a must read in the world of business. While it is not super consistent on futures commentary, when it does take notice its […]

The week ahead

Sunday, November 4th, 2012

Corn looks to be heading up, it’s as low as it has been since the start of the month and seem to be rebounding. It could be a good opportunity. Wheat’s volatility has fallen to almost nil as the contracts wind to a close. There is little opportunity for substantial gains in this market at […]

What went right

Sunday, November 4th, 2012

I was shot on corn at the start of the week. I was able to get out right at the bottom of the market. Other than that I didn’t touch any of the other markets. I was concerned about hurricane sandy and the roll it was going to ply in the markets. I found it […]

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