News on Metal and Energy Markets
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Monday, 19 September 2011
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Tuesday, 30 August 2011
The Energies & Metals Review This Week: August 29, 2011
Once you are earning from futures markets, the Energy and Metal Review I’m sharing will interest you like ever. Since the markets are changeable and such the information will help guide your work. If you say yes, now we start.
Wednesday, 24 August 2011
Futures Markets : Financial and Precious Metal Reviews
Once you care about futures trading, keep on! Be back with futures markets, we will narrow the topic on finance and metal market in the show below. The financial and precious metal review this week will help you get idea on how to run your trade in the next few days. Just have a note on the information that needs for your trading. Good luck!
Financial and Precious Metal Review
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Friday, 19 August 2011
Energy Market Review for The Week of August 15, 2011
Back to futures markets, I would like to say sorry for the breaking time. Back to my work, I'll try to share with you the information that I think it is valuable to my and your trading. To restart, now we will have a look at the Energy Market Review for the week!
The oil market saw a bounce back in price last week as the markets were oversold below the $81 dollar range in Sep WTI. September crude closed out the week at $85.38. The equity markets got a bit of relief as the S&P rallied back over 1150 and the DOW over 11,000 and WTI pushed higher from $78.50 at one point getting as high as $87. The back of the curve rallied huge with Dec11/Dec12 crude oil going from -520 to -360 as many banks were buying up the back of the curves in both WTI and Brent. I believe this week is a week to take any unrealized profits from longs at $80 as I feel the market may head lower after the "dead cat" bounce it has just seen. I would look to get into some OTM puts as this market has potential to drift lower this week.
Natural Gas teetering on the $4.00 mark again here as prices shifted higher last week above $4.15 but have since dropped with the abundant supply. Look for NG to drift south of $4.00 and into the $3.90 range. Good support is at $3.80 in this market.
The oil market saw a bounce back in price last week as the markets were oversold below the $81 dollar range in Sep WTI. September crude closed out the week at $85.38. The equity markets got a bit of relief as the S&P rallied back over 1150 and the DOW over 11,000 and WTI pushed higher from $78.50 at one point getting as high as $87. The back of the curve rallied huge with Dec11/Dec12 crude oil going from -520 to -360 as many banks were buying up the back of the curves in both WTI and Brent. I believe this week is a week to take any unrealized profits from longs at $80 as I feel the market may head lower after the "dead cat" bounce it has just seen. I would look to get into some OTM puts as this market has potential to drift lower this week.
Natural Gas teetering on the $4.00 mark again here as prices shifted higher last week above $4.15 but have since dropped with the abundant supply. Look for NG to drift south of $4.00 and into the $3.90 range. Good support is at $3.80 in this market.
Thursday, 31 March 2011
Gold Futures : Who Has Gold???
Gold – People around the world are talking about it everyday. How about you? When you care about Gold market, I would like to ask you a question: Who has Gold? You may know the answer or still want to get to know more about it? There we go!
Gold bullion report who has gold
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Tuesday, 29 March 2011
For Futures Trading: This Week Energy and Metal Review : March 28th, 2011
To make clever decision, traders and investors need to have a good understanding of not only the markets they invest but also other related ones. For this reason, I keep being patient to share with you the news on futures trading platform. This week I would like to share a short review on metal and energy market analyzed by Pitguru Daniel Cronin.
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