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Commodities
have a natural supply or demand cycles which tends to influence
prices. Understanding these
cycles is the basic goal of
this website, , as well as the
Commodity Almanac / Seasonal Strategies Newsletter.
Foremost
in understanding commodity pricing is supply and and demand
and understanding which markets are primarily driven by supply and
which are demand driven.
Every
strategy has been well researched and tested. Though past
performance is not necessarily indicative of future result, the
Seasonal Strategies Service is designed to educate trader's about
the logic behind the trades, allowing trader's to make educated
guesses about the future performance of these historically
reliable patterns.
Anyone
serious about the commodities markets could benefit from the
information contained in the
Seasonals Newsletter. A wealth of
information is presented on this site pertaining to normal
behavior of the markets, as well as when, where, and how the
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MONTHLY TRADING
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SUGAR
IS SWEET INTO YEAR'S END...
The 4th quarter is a critical time in the development of
the world’s sugar supply. European
and American sugar beet producers are harvesting, while Brazilian, Asian
and other Southern Hemisphere producers are entering canes
planting/harvest effort.
During the Planting/Harvest effort, especially, the sugarcane crop is at
risk. Future supply is
uncertain, and therefore prices tend to be supported.
Couple supply concerns with increasing demand as holidays across
the globe are celebrated with sticky, sugary sweets.
This play of strong demand and uncertain supply tends to be
supportive of prices.
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Produced ...
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See the major Consumers, Importers and
Exporters as well as current Supply and Demand...
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