The spread between the market sentiment of industry insiders and the net long futures position held in crude oil is unsustainably wide.
It's not just about supply as demand is the more important driver in today's market.
The stock has recently produced a bullish golden cross buy signal.
The villagers ultimately lost their flock because they didn't listen when they should have.
Liquidity is still abundant, and the pre-election year timing is favorable, so let's see whether we should buy the dip -- and make a trading strategy for the season.
I remain negative on stocks and am raising the probability that we have already seen a top in the S&P 500.
Plus, Disney's ESPN agreed to a deal that would allow the brand name to be used by PENN Entertainment.
Perhaps they should remember a famous Wall Street adage.
Let's look at the call for a pullback, the confounding consensus view that commodities are hot but inflation is not, and energy and biotech.
Here's why any potential significant dip in the price of the yellow metal in the coming weeks will likely prove to be attractive opportunities for gold bulls.
XOM continues to execute at a high level, even if on the way down from temporarily inflated asset prices.
Copper prices are still well below their February highs but SCCO just made a new 52-week high. What gives?
The oil market is very different today than what it was prior to 2012.
Why does the U.S. dollar exert so much influence on commodities, stocks, and bonds? Let me show you.
Let's check BHP Group Limited's charts after the hype over Glencore's deal with automakers.
As the days go by and China's data gets even more deflationary, the hopes of a second half recovery look ever dimmer.
Rising interest rates will hit every company, and with the yield curve still massively inverted, those impacts are magnified.
As the market is close to new highs, the U.S. economy is going through a severe lending crisis, and if China is not able to recover as everyone wants it to, then we'll have a whole new problem.
As South American farmers give the U.S. a run for its money, here's why investors, growers and policymakers might soon learn there's more than a 'grain' of truth to the saying, Complacency kills.
Let's delve into the charts and indicators.
Let's check the charts -- and look back to the anchovy collapse of the 1970s.
As cattle futures have stampeded to a new all-time high, I'm getting flashbacks -- here's why and how to position your portfolio.
The charts of this fund are giving off a positive glow.
Oil market dynamics in 2023 are a far cry from what was seen in 2022.
If the dollar index melts through support, the path of least resistance for most U.S.-denominated assets will be higher.
Perhaps it's because demand at present, especially from China, isn't all that strong as the world braces for a recessionary environment.
OPEC members must be scratching their heads wondering why oil is collapsing after they took about 1 million barrels per day out of the market.
We always cringe when everyone has the same expectations.
Let's see if this Canadian copper stock can make a leap forward.
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