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Answering client questions from grains to soft commodities and natural gas
Answering numerous questions from clients around the world about my commodity trading ideas and global weather
How global weather is affecting sugar production & could coffee prices go parabolic?
How the Indian Monsoon fares in coming weeks will play a critical role for global sugar production and the sugar market. What about the bull run in coffee futures? This excerpt from one of Jim Roemer’s WeatherWealth newsletter explains a bit
Going in Opposite Directions: Exploding Coffee Prices & Potential New Bear Market for Sugar
6 a.m. EDT Tuesday In This Report: Introduction: Calling "early" that corn/soybean prices would fall and a thorough discussion of sugar and coffee markets The explosion in coffee prices on sharp crop reductions in Brazil July 5th Bloomberg...
Hurricane Beryl, Climate Risk & Where Weather Extremes Are Affecting Commodities
July 5th Bloomberg interview with Jim Roemer regarding hurricane Beryl, commodities and where global extreme weather is affecting commodities
SPECIAL VIDEO UPDATE: How Hurricane Beryl is Affecting Commodities, Grain Market Psychology & What’s Coming Up
SPECIAL UPDATE: Beryl may become a hurricane on Monday and a look at grain belt weather, sugar and the energy market
How hurricanes in the southwest Gulf of Mexico can impact energy prices, coffee soars on Brazil’s worsening crop & quick Ag market summary
Potential impacts of hurricane Beryl and comparison to historic, August-2017 hurricane Harvey
Pulling My Hair Out: Weather in at least 8 commodities. Now it’s the hurricane season I have to worry about
Weather spiders and full discussion of natural gas and all AG commodities
Post July 4th Fireworks for Grain Prices? A Comparison to 1993’s Historic Corn Belt Floods & Price Collapse in Natgas
These videos discuss how we called for a lack of July corn belt heat and dryness (weeks ago), how we warned last week that natural gas weather was no longer bullish and a quick look at soft commodities
SPECIAL UPDATE: Don’t buy the hype on all of this Midwest hot and dry weather talk & USDA report
Special update USDA report and grains
Playing corn on upcoming USDA acreage report; natural gas Spider was reduced due to cooler weather & quick comments on cocoa and sugar
Corn belt weather and how to trade the USDA report
History of recent USDA late June planted acreage reports & corn belt weather
All about June acreage report shockers or corn and soybeans
A gift horse named “cocoa.” The collapse in corn and soybeans & historical USDA late June planting reports
The collapse in cocoa prices, oversold? Time to take some profits. Plus improving grain belt weather (bearish) and how to trade USDA crop report
Calling the collapse in cocoa prices again, epic NW corn belt flooding clues, BestWeather Spiders & USDA report preview
In this report: Bloomberg Interview last week about commodities Can epic June flooding in the NW corn belt give us clues for the summer? Upcoming June 28th USDA planted acreage report: They are often shockers to the market What happened to silver...
Coming Up Next Week: Updated Weather Spiders and Why Many Are Trending More Bearish
Why weather may turn more bearish some commodities and what is coming up next week
Why a wild corn market is likely this summer. Reasons natural gas can’t sustain a rally, and exploding coffee prices
This video talks about the fundamentals affecting the corn market and the complexity of predicting global corn yields this summer due to an El Nino neutral situation
How to play the huge American heat dome
Record eastern U.S. heat. How to play grains and natural gas
Weather and Commodity Briefs & What’s Coming Up
“Briefs” :Short summary of commodities, weather and a few trade ideas
Why La Niña may not form for a while: A look at other forecasting techniques for summer global commodities
El Nino is officially over, but why La Niña could hold off till after August or September
