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There are several tradable wheat markets both domestically and, internationally. Today, we’ll focus on domestically produced soft red wheat. This can be traded at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in the July wheat contract (WN24) or, in the Teucrium etf, WEAT.
The following seasonal trading model, based upon growing sugar demand in the US through the holiday season, is ready for deployment in the commodity markets via the March sugar futures contract or the Teucrium fund, “CANE.”
The Treasury Bond market tends to fall during the month of September ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) meeting ending on the 21st. Simply put, companies and individuals begin to increase their cash on hand as we head toward year-end expenses and policy unknowns. This holds true for corporations raising cash for year-end bonuses and tax liabilities just […]
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