
“The global economy is leaving a four-decade stretch of stable growth and modest inflation to enter a period of massive upheaval and instability.”
BlackRock – 2023 Global Outlook
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Here, non-registered guests have access to trades more than one month old. I’ve published this seasonal trading method for my former brokerage clients, which later turned into a monthly column for Active Trader magazine. The blog is also FULL of historical trades. These were all published in real-time. The examples are not cherry picked. We’ve displayed charts and analysis as they’ve been published.
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This model focuses on the expiration of the December corn contract and new supply purchases shifting to the March corn futures contract and ETF, “CORN.”
This seasonal bond trading model intends to capitalize on the annual November – December shift to cash in the US.
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.
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“The risk of loss in trading futures and/or options is substantial and each investor and/or trader must consider whether this is a suitable investment. Any investment decision should be made with with your advisor using only true risk capital.
Past performance, whether actual or indicated by simulated historical tests of strategies, is not indicative of future results.”