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A strengthening dollar, Suez canal blockage affecting many commodities & preview of this Wednesday’s USDA planting report
The stronger US dollar is hurting many commodity prices, but global grain stocks are very tight and this week’s USDA planting intentions report may throw some shockers. After that weather will become important again
What climatic factors are necessary for more of a commodity boom in grains, soft and possibly natural gas?
Special thanks to Bloomberg to this great photo at the top of the page about the commodity boom This video by Jim Roemer talks about what is going on with global commodities such as wheat, natural gas, coffee, and more and what to look for in the months ahead. Please...
GAZING INTO THE FUTURE. ARE COMMODITIES STILL A GOOD LONGER TERM INVESTMENT?
The biggest weather markets of late have been in the natural gas and wheat markets, in which warm March weather and improving global weather for wheat has pressured these markets. What about the stronger US dollar that has also hurt some commodities like crude oil, gold and others?
La niña Modoki: What is it? plains wheat, midwest drought to break, weather spider, and much more
This very detailed interesting reports gives farmers and traders a both short and longer term perspective for global grain weather and the wheat, corn and soybean markets, plus longer term ideas about natural gas, coffee and renewable energy stocks
Conservative ways to invest in commodities, weather’s huge impact, and a free issue of weather wealth
It's been a tumultuous decade for the commodities markets. Prices have fallen and fallen for years due to good global crops, weak demand for precious metals due to Chinese economic concerns, lower crude oil supplies due to overproduction, and of course the recent...
Commodities breaking out: new trade idea in the wheat market
While commodities are in a. major uptrend, some markets like wheat and a few others will become much more weather sensitive
Space hurricanes, la NiñA update, Argentina drought worsens, renewable energy stocks & our best weather Spider
In this report: BestWeather Spider Sentiment First Arctic Hurricane ever USDA crop report Tuesday with growing dryness concerns for Argentina corn and soybeans La Niña update Weather turns a bit more bearish new crop wheat next week Why I became bearish natural gas...
Weather and market update on multiple commodities
confidence trading most commodities right now on weather is low until we get into the spring and summer Click on the spread-sheet, always, on the bottom of the page. The sheet is up more than 60% since early 2020 but mostly in sophisticated option strategies,...
grain markets not for the faint of heart; Argentina drought growing; WHERE WILL SNOW BE IN MARCH?; NATURAL GAS MARKET AND MORE
Volatile grain markets as Plains and Argentina drought worsens, more about coffee and why natural gas prices have sold off again
The explosion in commodities: what you need to know as a farmer or trader
The March issues of Climatelligene published late last week advised in the potential bullish reactions in grains and coffee, while becoming more bearish natural gas on warmer March U.S. weather. Take a look
Commodities exploding: inflation fears & worsening weather situation for crops in South America
I began becoming more concerned last Sunday about the Argentina drought returning and the grain market. This report updates my weather forecasts for global commodities
arctic pig to become a goat? some increased crop concerns for south America
I advised clients during the major rally in natural gas and heating oil prices early last week to book profits on long energy positions. What is next with winter weather, the Brazil coffee crop, South American weather and the wheat market?
March 2021, CLIMATELLIGENCE ISSUE–La Nina, coffee, grains and more
This monthly newsletter by Jim Roemer discusses the explosion in coffee prices, return of weather problems for South American grains, La Nina and the Best Weather commodity spider sentiment
How the arctic pig (Polar Vortex) is hurting wheat crops around the world
I began forecasting the Arctic Pig (Polar Vortex) several weeks ago to clients and some of the moves in commodities the last week, have been nothing short of amazing. Cash natural gas soared some 32,000% in Texas, as some wells froze, while wheat crops from Colorado,...
Best weather commodity spider, South America, COCOA, gold, WHEAT & energy weather update
The recent rally in natural gas may have run its course while South American corn and beans have some weather issues again
COFFEE REPORT & ARCTIC PIG: DAMAGE TO US WHEAT CROP, RALLY IN NAT GAS AND HEATING OIL
This report looks at the global coffee situation and what may be ahead in the months ahead as well as the Arctic pig and rally in heating oil and natural gas
What’s going on with commodities and the bitter cold united states cold?
Feet of snow coming to western ski resorts, with New England and the Ohio Valley seeing 1-3 feet more over the next 2 weeks. It is all due to La Nina and the warm block over the Arctic circle called the negative Arctic Oscillation Index. See my video here or click...
Best weather spider; why natural gas can’t rally; heating oil spreads and WHEAT
Jim Roemer’s commodity market sentiment with his BestWeather spider. Important snows coming to some plains wheat and why natural gas cannot rally but heating oil can
CARRYING A HEAVY LOAD: ANALYZing U.S. snowfall, La NiÑa, and the Arctic Oscillation Index for commodities
Carry a heavy load in this picture as buried under research regarding La Nina, the cold mid US winter and many markets. Here is my take.
Weather and commodity update
We caught most of this move in natural gas for clients but will the cold US wether continue and what is next? We talk about grains, coffee and cocoa, as well
HOW WE PREDICTED THE ‘ARCTIC PIG” FOR FEBRUARY setting the energy markets on fire
The polar vortex is a large area of low pressure and cold air surrounding both of the Earth’s poles. It ALWAYS exists near the poles, but weakens in summer and strengthens in winter. The term "vortex" refers to the counter-clockwise flow of air that helps keep the...
Here comes the polar vortex for energy markets with feet of snow and cold
This report talks about Jim Roemer’s BestWeather spider sentiment for commodities with features in his Climatelligence Newseltter and Weather Wealth trade ideas
Northeast could see major early February snowstorm as entire winter weather pattern changing
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...
China’s historical demand for U.S grain, big snows wheat areas next week, cold to support natural gas in February
My Best Weather spider gives market sentiment to the weather's influence on the markets. You can see South American, western corn belt, and Plains weather leans more bearish grains. In fact, wheat is probably more bearish than this and a (-2) for new crop July wheat...
Incredible snows coming to western ski resorts and Plains wheat. how does la Nina play a role?
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...
How the easing of the US and Argentina drought is “spooking” grain markets & Colder risks later for natural gas possible
For months we were kicking ourself not catching the big move up in grains, other than occasionally wheat. However, our calling for the end of the South American drought, quite early, helped up call the top in the soybean market, after the bullish USDA crop report
The end of Argentina drought, panic in the soybean market, podcast interview
Best Weather Spider and interview with Jim Roemer about the grain market, La Nina and commodities
market to market interview: Forecasting the end of South American drought but potential spring u.s. weather problems for grains
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 days ago in...
inflation fears soaring as money flows into many commodities
This report talks about global inflation fears, why the weather is not cold enough for a bull market in natural gas and improving weather for Argentina and their drought eases. What about coffee?
The historical move in grains and look at teleconnections and spring corn belt weather
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...
Best Weather longer-range spider for commodities; USDA BULLISH REPORT, NAT GAS, COFFEE, AND MORE
Best Weather Spider and the explosion in grains, natural gas, coffee update and early spring outlook for Midwest grains
Why the negative ao/nao index has not resulted in A NAT GAS RALLY, YET. upcoming big USDA crop report, coffee, and more
This report looks at the historical -AO/NAO index coming up and what it means for natural gas prices. I also discuss South American weather the upcoming USDA report and the coffee market
Will winter turn cold and snowy for us natural gas regions?
Another update this week as commodity prices go wild. Many of you have asked me about natural gas. I will update more next week with my long range weather software.
More on grains, coffee, south American and natural gas weather
Update on condition of South American grain crops, rains coming to Argentina next week and why the rally in natural gas
Commodity markets are soaring. This video talks about la Nina, grains, coffee, and more
Click on the video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLHXLDr3kuY 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...
The squeeze in grain supplies and a look at la NiÑa and winter weather for commodities
Grain prices are having a “squeeze play”. This report discusses the reasons why, look at Jim Roemer’s longer range weather forecast software during specific La Nina’s and his BestWeather commodity market spider sentiment
Soaring grain prices: download your free issue of climatelligence and long-range outlook
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 a...
Grains Exploding: Argentina’s weather more of a factor. My Monthly Climatelligence newsletter
This report includes my monthly newsletter CLIMATELLIGENCE that takes a longer term view about weather, commodities with interesting stories from Solar Cycles to Climate Change
The negative nao index–implications for natural gas, wheat weather & updated view on coffee, south American weather
This report talks about the negative NAO index, which normally brings cold weather. However, the Arctic is 20-30 degrees warmer than just a few years ago. We also look at seasonal January commodity trades, South American weather and where the problems are for coffee crops.
SPECIAL PRE-CHRISTMAS VIDEO: Argentina RAINS, Robusta coffee soars and Natural gas BOTTOMS ON EASTERN COLD
Robusta coffee has been one of my highest confidence trades due to global weather problems. This report also talks about why I did not become bullish corn and beans, since South American weather is really not that bad
La Niña, Solar ACTIVITY, winter weather, SnOWFALL TRENDS and new research
Grain prices are exploding and commodities in general appear to be bottoming becasue of the weaker dollar and strong global demand. This report talks a bit. more about La Nina, South American weather, coffee an also where the snow will fly this winter.
Climatic factors for winter snowstorms & a potential another storm for Christmas
Climate Change, La Nina and the AO index going negative mean a cold snap and a Christmas snowstorm for parts of the eastern U.S.
Weather and commodity update
This report talks about most ag commodities and natural gas and looks what is driving the markets
Explosion In Wheat Futures, South American Weather, Some Weather Problems For Coffee, The AO Index and Early Potential January Temp Trends
The Arctic Oscillation Index. What is it, why is it changing and which global commodities will it affect?
How The +AO Index Created A Record Warm Late Fall And US Snow Drought, But Some Snows Coming Soon
The snow drought may be coming to an end in some areas as the Arctic Oscillation Index begins to become more negative. Where can you expect snow this next week?
Best Weather Spider Weather Commodity Sentiment. USDA Reports Thursday For Grains
Some changes may be taking place over the Arctic that could have implications for certain commodities in the weeks ahead. In the meantime, our BestWeather spider gives our overall view of various weather related commodities from grains to soft and energy markets
Climate Predict Weather Outlook For Many Commodities
Climate Predict is the most informative long-range weather forecast software for global commodities used by major food companies, hedge funds and traders. This subscription based GOLD REPORT looks at winter weather for several commodities including South American grains, coffee, West African cocoa and natural gas weather
How We Did Not Get All “Caught Up” On The La Niña, South American Drought Hype, For Grains
The media has been all “caught up” about droughts in South American and La Nina. Why did we not bite into this psychology, yet
