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Nico Isaac
2/25/2010 1:00:00 PM
In late January 2010, soybean prices were circling the drain of a four-month low. And, according to the mainstream experts, the grain's fundamental backdrop had more bears in it than the Alaskan wilderness. Yet, in the first days of February, soybean prices took off to the upside.
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Commodities, soybeans, soybean futures, Jeffrey Kennedy
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Commodities
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Nico Isaac
12/8/2009 1:00:00 PM
Today (Tuesday, December 8) I sit down with Elliott Wave International's chief commodity analyst and Futures Junctures Service editor Jeffrey Kennedy to discuss his favorite wave pattern of all: the diagonal triangle. And, what a diagonal in coffee means for the market's next move...
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Commodities, diagonal triangle, coffee, Jeffrey Kennedy
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Commodities
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Jeffrey Kennedy, Senior Commodities Analyst
9/3/2008 3:30:00 PM
A common question from EWI subscribers is: "On an unlabeled price chart, how do you identify the start of the Wave pattern?"
That's a good question, and is exactly the kind that Senior Commodities Analyst Jeffrey Kennedy loves to answer. His passion is teaching, and every month Jeffrey's Monthly Futures Junctures presents a lesson in technical analysis via his "Trader's Classroom." This excerpt, edited for brevity, comes from an old favorite: "How Do You Know If You Have the Right Wave Count?"
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Commodities, Futures Junctures, Jeffrey Kennedy, Wave Counts, Labelling
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Commodities
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Euan Wilson
8/26/2008 5:00:00 PM
A lot can happen in a week, especially in the commodities markets.
That's why Senior Commodities Analyst Jeffrey Kennedy writes the Daily Futures Junctures Weekly Wrap-up each Friday. Jeffrey uses these updates to review and post forecast charts for every major commodity market. He also records a video update which allows him to talk about each one of his charts in depth.
By way of example, here's an excerpt of last Friday's update, with Jeffrey discussing what the week's action in Soybeans means for the future:
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Weekly wrap up, Jeffrey Kennedy, Video, Futures Junctures, soybeans
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Commodities
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Euan Wilson
8/20/2008 2:45:00 PM
If you have watched a few episodes of the hit TV series House, you know there is a specific formula for each episode. The gifted but fiercely independent doctor must find the answer to a medical mystery before the show's end — a total of 43 minutes. However, until that time, Dr. House and his team make any number of right and wrong moves, yet each one serves to reach the final, correct diagnosis.
An Elliott Wave technician's job works much the same way: not every Wave Count unfolds as expected. Yet even if you get off track, a mistaken forecast can still reveal the bigger story, as new facts flow in from the market.
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Dr. House, Jeffrey Kennedy, soybeans, Commodities, Futures Junctures
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Commodities
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Euan Wilson
7/17/2008 10:00:00 AM
"A bullish key reversal occurs when prices make a new low below the previous price range, but close above the previous day's close." An important reversal just happened in Wheat. But just how important? EWI's Jeffrey Kennedy has the answers.
Filed Under:
wheat, Corn, Commodities, Daily Futures Junctures, Jeffrey Kennedy, Commodity
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Commodities
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Euan Wilson
6/17/2008 5:15:00 PM
Jeffrey Kennedy is one busy analyst. In addition to writing Monthly Futures Junctures, Daily Futures Junctures, Traders Classroom, and posting daily video updates, Jeffrey has somehow also found the time to put together a live webinar this June 24th. We were lucky enough to find Jeffrey's few spare minutes to sit down and ask what he'll be teaching us this time.
Filed Under:
Jeffrey Kennedy, Price Gaps, Webinar, Commodities, Education, Teaching, Live
Category:
Commodities
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