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Analysis Topic: Commodity Markets - Metals, Softs & Oils

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Commodities

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Brazilian Ethanol – Not the Solution But Part of the Energy Solution / Commodities / Ethanol

By: David_Urban

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleWorldwide, the United States is the largest producer of ethanol with Brazil running in second place. Brazil is the largest exporter with significant land available to ramp up production.

Ethanol in Brazil started in 1975 when the military government started a program which gave consumers tax breaks if they purchased ethanol-powered cars and fixed prices and purchased farmers production. The government also invested in research which has improved the yields three-fold in the past 30 years.

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Commodities

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Uranium Investing - A Distant Metal Thunder / Commodities / Uranium

By: Money_and_Markets

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleSean Brodrick writes: Earlier this year, uranium was on a roll, then the price swooned. Uranium mining stocks tumbled even further. What went wrong?

Uranium users balked at the high prices, and they put off buying today what they could buy in a few months. At the same time, new supply came on the market, some from speculators and some from the government's stockpiles.

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Commodities

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

AGRI-FOOD THOUGHTS - Chinese Consumption of Soyabeans Soars / Commodities / Agricultural Commodities

By: Ned_W_Schmidt

Grains prices continue to ride to historical highs on the shifting demand patterns around the world. Led by higher incomes in China and India, a consequence of rapid economic growth, consumption of food will set new records each year for the next two decades. Chart below shows the incremental annual demand for soybeans coming from several nations.

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Commodities

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Derivatives Implosion Benefits Gold Bull Market / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: David_Vaughn

"Time to Trim The Wicks!”

Is not this gold bull simply amazing? Though I will share with you that there are a lot of gold investors waiting for gold to crash back down to 640. Sorry folks. Ain't going to happen.

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Commodities

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Gold Safe haven as US Dollar Under pressure on Recession Concerns / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: Gold_Investments

Gold
Gold took a well earned and well signposted breather yesterday after its recent large rally. Gold was down 2.4% from $747.40 to $729.70.

It recovered towards the end of trading and rose in the New York Access Market and in early trading in Asia.

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Commodities

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Gold Dips After Overnight Bounce; Central Banks to Stay "On Hold" as Inflation Rises, Growth Slows / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: Adrian_Ash

SPOT GOLD PRICES gave back an early 0.5% rally in London on Wednesday to bounce off $731 just ahead of the US open.

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Commodities

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

Waiting to Sell Short the Energy Sector ETF (XLE) / Commodities / Oil Companies

By: Mike_Paulenoff

The S&P Select Energy ETF (AMEX: XLE) is at a crossroads right here. On one hand, I can make the case that all of the action since the 9/21 high at 76.30 represents a high-level congestion area between 76 and 73.50, which when complete (in a matter of hours) should resolve itself in one more thrust to new highs that projects to 78-79 prior to the end of the entire upleg from 8/16 (62.73).

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Commodities

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

Gold Sell-off from 28year Highs Expected to be Short-lived / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: Mike_Clark

Gold
Gold made a new 28 year high close on the COMEX in New York yesterday. It closed at $746.90 and has sold off in Asian and early European trading.

The dollar has rallied and oil sold off which may be leading to profit taking in gold. Gold was due a breather after the large run up in recent weeks and profit taking and consolidation is to be expected.

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Commodities

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

Spotting Value in Gold Mining Stocks / Commodities / Gold & Silver Stocks

By: Adrian_Ash

"...Why are gold-mining stocks lagging the gold price so badly – and what can mining exec's do to fund their operations from here...?"

WHAT'S UP with gold mining stocks?

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Commodities

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

Gold Stocks Expected to Correct During October / Commodities / Gold & Silver Stocks

By: David_Petch

The short-term Elliott Wave chart of the HUI is shown below, with the thought path denoted in green. I expect the HUI to hit 401-403 on Monday AM, to complete wave (1).[1].III. Wave (2) should take approximately 4-5 weeks to complete, bottoming around early November. As mentioned last week, wave 1 was longer in time than wave 2, suggestive that wave 1 was to be the longest wave in 2/3 of time, price or complexity for all impulsive waves of Minor Degree (pink).

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Commodities

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

Gold Suffers Worst Drop in 7 Weeks as Euro Sinks; Expect Physical Demand to Rise; Global Credit Crunch Yet to End / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: Adrian_Ash

SPOT GOLD PRICES sank in Asian and early London trade on Tuesday, dropping 2.1% from the overnight close in New York – when the Dow Jones index of US equities recorded a new all-time high – to bounce off $732 per ounce and deliver gold's sharpest losses since Aug.16th.

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Commodities

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

Soybeans October Market Secret / Commodities / Agricultural Commodities

By: George_Kleinman

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleToday I plan to share with you this market “secret”: Soybeans exhibit a very strong tendency to form a seasonal price bottom during the month of October. This bottoming tendency is the result of harvest selling pressure because many farmers sell their crop right out of the fields to generate cash.

This year, with soybean prices relatively high, this market behavior could be even more pronounced than usual. After the harvest selling pressure subsides, the soybean market usually exhibits a profitable post-harvest rally trading opportunity.

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Commodities

Monday, October 01, 2007

How Central Bankers Control the Gold Price / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: Adrian_Ash

"...What is it with leading commercial banks – first Credit Agricole...now Citigroup – and their accusations of wanton gold-price manipulation by central bankers...?"

"IT WAS SO embarrassing... "I mean, who in the hell ever let the guy publish that report? Credit Agricole was a laughing stock. Everyone in the gold industry was amazed. It was just ridiculous..."

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Commodities

Monday, October 01, 2007

Gold Up as Battered US Dollar Falls to New Low Against the Eur / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: Gold_Investments

Gold
Gold made a new 28 year high close on the COMEX in New York Friday and again this morning. It closed at $743.10 on Friday and was up to $746.80 in early trading in Europe.

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Commodities

Monday, October 01, 2007

Gold Dips as US Open Draws Near; Investment Banks Hit by Credit Crunch; London 's Financial Debt Soars / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: Adrian_Ash

SPOT GOLD PRICES ticked higher in Europe on Monday morning, adding to Sept.'s 10% gain to record an AM Fix in London of $745.25 per ounce, before slipping as the New York open drew near to dip below $744.

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Commodities

Monday, October 01, 2007

Gold Critically Overbought - Reaction Lower to $700 Probable / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: Clive_Maund

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleThe way to be popular in this business it to tell people what they want to hear, which is that gold and silver are going up, up, up. However, if your priority is to assist people in making money or at least avoid losing it, then being popular has to be a secondary consideration.

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Commodities

Monday, October 01, 2007

Silver Short-term Fall to Present Another Buying Opportunity / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: Clive_Maund

Even though recent action in silver has been very positive, with it finally breaking free from the shackles of its “Distribution Dome”, short-term it looks set to react significantly in sympathy with gold, a scenario that is made a lot more likely by last week’s sharp increase in the Commercials’ short positions. The long-term outlook remains strongly bullish, so if the expected short-term reaction occurs it will be viewed as presenting another buying opportunity.

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Commodities

Sunday, September 30, 2007

Gold and Silver Analysis - Precious Points: Approaching the Moment of Truth / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: Joe_Nicholson

There can easily still be a higher high before this move is done. Silver could also easily see an extension of this move, probably as high as $14.20... if investor sentiment and underlying economic conditions continue to drive money toward inflation safe havens. Caution requires we not ignore … the certainty of increased housing defaults, the ongoing uncertainty of toxic asset ownership, the (un)health of the American consumer as assessed based on outstanding credit instead of retail sales, and now the pessimism of the Fed. Blowoffs end ugly for everyone except those who are forearmed with the knowledge they are taking short term positions and choose their trade vehicles appropriately. ~Precious Points: Is This the Big One, September 23, 2007

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Commodities

Sunday, September 30, 2007

Weekly Gold and Silver Technical Analysis Report - 30th Sept 07- Technically Precious with Merv / Commodities / Gold & Silver

By: Merv_Burak

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleGold is moving into new high ground for this generation but still over $100 shy of an all time high (not including effects of inflation). Will we get there before the next generation?

GOLD : LONG TERM
The long term P&F chart has tacked on another X and has now given us another long term projection. In my 07 Sept 2007 commentary I calculated three earlier projections. With gold breaking into new high ground a final (for now) projection can be calculated to the $1125 level. Of course there are higher projections based upon a very long term chart shown last week but those are for much later consideration.

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Commodities

Sunday, September 30, 2007

Final Quarter Energy Trends for Uranium and Green Energy / Commodities / Energy Resources

By: Elliot_H_Gue

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleThe final quarter of the year is always a crucial period for the energy markets. The quarter marks both the beginning of the winter heating season and a time when refiners look to rebuild their crude oil inventories. Often, trends that emerge during the quarter carry through into the new year.

With crude oil prices hovering above $80 per barrel and natural gas recovering from its midsummer lows, the fourth quarter of 2007 promises to be even more pivotal for the energy patch than normal. In this week's issue, let's take a look at two trends I'll be watching carefully as we head into the final weeks of 2007.

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