by Jim Roemer | Jan 27, 2021 | Commodities
One of the most active snowfall patterns in years will hit much of the U.S. Here is the main reason, why, it is the negative NAO index. In my newsletter, we wrote a week ago about a major change in the weather pattern for February. To find out more click on the image...
by Jim Roemer | Jan 26, 2021 | Commodities, Skiing, Weather
While many ski areas are only 25-50% of capacity due to COVID-19 restrictions, the upcoming two snowstorms for the western US may be one for the record books. Drought conditions have plagued many ski areas from Utah to Colorado and the Southwest but a major change in...
by Jim Roemer | Jan 20, 2021 | Commodities
While La Nina can often bring additional late January and February dryness to many South American corn and soybean crops, what happens with ocean temperatures in other parts of the world and the weather over Antarctica can “offset” these dry signals. 10...
by Jim Roemer | Jan 14, 2021 | Commodities
You can receive my monthly newsletter CLIMATELLIGENCE and find out my longer term view about grain, natural gas and soft commodity updates with the most detailed long-range weather forecasts available. Will corn go to $7.00 next summer and wheat over $8.00? CLICK ON...
by Jim Roemer | Jan 4, 2021 | Commodities
Click on the video below: The video is an excerpt from Jim Roemer’s twice-weekly WEATHER WEALTH NEWSLETTER. Jim talks about commodity ETFs breaking out to the upside and all about the weather and influence on markets such as natural gas, grains, coffee, and...
by Jim Roemer | Dec 30, 2020 | Commodities
The grain market began rallying last summer following the Iowa historical wind storm, mini drought, and flooding rains in China. China’s corn crop was lowered by 2-4% because of one of the wettest summers on record. In addition, the Ukraine corn crop was hurt by...
