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Like Cupid himself, Monthly Futures Junctures (MFJ) editor Jeffrey Kennedy shoots right through the heart of opportunity in the world's leading commodity markets. To wit:
The first quill to fly is MFJ's "Monthly Feature" segment. Here, Jeffrey devotes extra time and space to one market in particular whose wave patterns scream, "Look At Me!" In this case: Coffee. And, with five labeled price charts and three pages of commentary, Jeffrey grinds all the details to brew a strong and exciting picture.
Next off the bow is MFJ’s “Wave Watch.” Here, Jeffrey provides two labeled snapshots per 12 markets -- each of which include clearly marked trendlines, up/downside objectives, support/resistance levels, and bold arrows pointing prices in their next likely direction. Off the top are these familiar favorites:
Sugar Story: The September 2008 MFJ “Feature” told a “sour” sugar story and wrote: “Wave patterns are exceptionally clear… and argue for a sizable selloff. Watch out Below! Sugar may once again be on the verge of another precipitous decline."
Prices endured a three-month selloff to an 11-month low before turning up in December. The February MFJ steps up to the plate.
Cocoa: The Million "Dollar" Question: When cocoa prices plunged to an 11-month low in mid-November, the mainstream experts cited one culprit: "The stronger dollar weighs on the prices of soft commodities" – AP. Problem: From there, cocoa took off to the upside in a powerful rally to three-month highs, LONG before the U.S. dollar turned down in early December. MFJ tells it like it is… and will be.
The Feel Of Cotton: The January MFJ "Feature" on cotton warned: "Once this corrective move is complete, the downtrend should resume." Now that prices stand at their lowest level in two months, Wave Watch shows how soft prices could get.
Wheat & Soybeans: The December 2008 MFJ "Wave Watch" set the stage for powerful fourth-wave rebounds: to above $6 per bushel in wheat, and the $10 mark in soybeans. And, after wilting to respective contract lows, BOTH grains staged significant rallies to their highest levels in three months.
The February MFJ shows whether more gains are to come.
Corn On the C-objective Analysis: Follow along:
- January 2008 Monthly Futures Junctures: "The advance will continue to ultimately beyond the July 1996 peak onto a much higher level, closer to 725-750. [Then] we expect the move to be completely retraced once complete." Prices fulfilled this forecast to a T.
- July 2008 Monthly Futures Junctures: Right as corn prices were nearing their record peak, Jeffrey wrote: "Evidence suggest the five wave move up is complete."
- August 2008 Monthly Futures Junctures: "Corn has put in a multi-year top."
The February MFJ grabs the baton.
Live Cattle: Speaking of corn: What happened to the widely popular notion that soaring corn prices -- the leading ingredient in livestock feed -- were slaughtering the live cattle market? Higher feed costs = lower demand, so the story went. Yet, both markets hit their respective peaks last summer and spent the following months in a free fall. MFJ is grade A analysis.
Believe it or not, that's just the beginning. The February 2009 Monthly Futures Junctures presents in-depth analysis, original price charts, and objective commentary on a total of 12 major markets.
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