My next update will probably be sometime on Wednesday or very early Thursday a. m. EDT Here are some of the important global commodity weather developments See the image at the top of the page. A couple of other weather notes regarding Australia...

3 p.m. EDT, Sunday, Sept. 20th. Next report sometime Wednesday or, more likely, early Thursday In this report: Introduction: El Niño can start the trade--but risk management tells you when to get out Four other factors can eventually overwhelm...

8 min, 30-second video below about: -How crude prices and heavy long spec positions in some markets, such as cotton and sugar, have created profit-taking. -Summary of Trade Ideas -Seasonal trades: Which markets normally go higher and lower?...

7:30 P.M. EDT, Sunday Night My plan for Monday night was to have a report for multiple commodities covered in the newsletter. Instead, I will have a couple of videos very early Wednesday a.m. regarding the following: Corn and soybeans With more of...

I have very limited time, but here is a quick recap below. I will have a full report, probably Monday night EDT, about grains. I will also be updating on sugar, cotton, coffee, etc. Finally, I am working on a long-range coffee study. Currently, the...

This image is NOT POLITICAL, but the facts, dudes. If a Democrat were in office and the same thing was happening in the world, I would say the exact same thing. Here are the big questions for market direction for many commodities in the weeks and...

The BestWeather Spider is unsure about most grains ahead of the USDA crop report. Expect a potential shocker. Coffee remains in a downtrend due to Brazil's delayed harvest now hitting the market vs some potential yield loss to Robusta coffee in...

I have been working on this report for about 20 hours since early this week. Please take your time and read through it as it is very extensive. My next update will be either Sunday evening or on Monday. Thank you--Jim Roemer Introduction: Have USDA...

In this Report: Trade ideas and summary of all markets (click to go to another report) A "one-in-a-thousand-years" El Niño? Weak vs. Strong vs. Super El Niño: October–February commodity market and global potential Other climatological variables...

5 a.m. EDT, Tuesday Here is what is coming up over the next week Thursday: More of a preview of this Friday's USDA report for grains and cotton Friday or more likely early next week: What a strong to super El Niño suggests for global coffee and a...

Introduction For nearly three months, I have painted a bullish picture in cotton, and prices have rallied more than 20% prior to this week's profit taking collapse. The main reason prices rallied was due to this drought covering nearly 60% of US...

1 a.m EDT, Thursday Preview of reports coming up next week There are no markets on Monday due to the Labor Day Holiday 1)A look at weather forecast trends for Brazilian coffee based on El Niño and my weather program Why have coffee prices...

Please see the image above. I sent this in response to some client questions. I cannot answer questions directly by email right now. Regarding the coffee market, am not giving any specific advice right now. I've already had 9 or 10 profitable...

Coming up over the next week Wednesday -- My full report about cocoa Thursday or Friday-- A quick review of recent trade ideas Next week -- Why extremely heavy rain will hurt Brazil's sugar cane crop with mixed impacts for coffee. Too much rain may...

https://youtu.be/4qyS7nBT4XU See my short video above Introduction Please read the charts I created with respect to technical and fundamental analysis for all the agricultural commodities I follow. Natural gas prices have tried to rally on some...

If you have been following my advice, especially in soft commodities, you should have made a killing from cotton to sugar, cocoa, and, for about 10 months, coffee. I also became bullish on corn about 30-35 cents lower than this, in the middle of...

I have been inundated once again with questions. This time about the wheat market. Some of you are global wheat farmers from western Canada where it has turned very dry, to the US Plains. I also have many wheat and canola farmers in Australia. The...