In this Report: *Coffee prices should rally above $2.00 soon due to Brazil's drought. What are the hurdles for $3.00? *Cocoa prices rally on talk of smaller production. Is this reality? *Spring Wheat/Oats 2002 price pattern comparison & new...

My video this week explains why natural gas prices soared, discusses why I was bearish grains, especially soybeans and the return of the Brazil drought for coffee and sugar

After hurricane Ida, coffee prices soar on Brazil weather problems

UPDATE ON THE TROPICS AND THE HIGHER CONFIDENCE TRENDING MARKETS

This report focuses on the trending weather markets and discusses why grains rallied more than we expected while we caught most of the summer moves in natural gas and other markets

Big USDA crop report today; drought to ease NW belt later on August; natural gas, sugar, coffee and more about Brazil weather problems

IN THIS REPORT: Volatile corn and soybean market: What are the factors? A look at global wheat weather and historically low yields for oats. Historical global weather disasters: The western U.S., Greek fires, and more Sugar prices: What's driving...

A look at August seasonal commodity trades; confusing, mixed corn and soybean fundamentals and weather and an update on the coffee frost and crazy market action

Major weather market in grains with spring wheat and Canola being the most affected. What about natural gas and coffee?

PLEASE CLICK ON THE VIDEO BELOW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRMpaCaHMMs corn/soybeans: Potential for more heat and dryness deeper into July and august turned us less bearish and cautiously bullish on Monday a.m. I recommended taking profits on...

This report talks about hot spring wheat and canola prices have soared but soybeans and corn prices have sold off. It look at some potential late July weather changes, while I am still friendly natural gas longer term and looks briefly at coffee and cocoa.

This report addresses many questions from clients around the world and why I have been bearish most grains, still think natural gas has upside potential and covers multiple other markets

The best rains in months will hit the NW corn belt the next 2 weeks. The weather is turning net bearish grains but still bullish natural gas.

Most grain prices continue to collapse on drought easing Midwest rains, potential big crops. The one concern is the spring wheat crop. Coffee and natural gas are also rallying on a combination of drought in Brazil, the Braxil Real and strong LNG exports for natural gas

This report talks about the historic Brazil drought and what implications we might make, regardless if there is an El Nino or La Nina. I also have an updated report on Midwest grain weather and the Chinese moisture situation.

On Thursday we sent a special update to Weather Wealth clients that rains would hit parts of the corn belt and to take profits on long positions in some grains. What will drive the summer weather pattern for commodities?

IN THIS REPORT: Corn and soybean prices should rally Sunday night and early Monday per comments last Friday of special drought update, BUT BE CAREFUL BUYING MGE SPRING WHEAT ON THIS BIG RALLY The warming Arctic and weak La niña signal: implications...

Weather is becoming more and more of a factor for grain trading again. Coffee prices did what we expected, as well as new crop corn and beans selling off, but a warm early summer will be watched by grain and natural gas traders

This video talks about how we caught the top of the grain market two-three weeks ago, as global angular momentum has gone positive and droughts have been easing in several areas

This report looks at why some commodities, especially grain prices have sold off due to improving global weather. We also look at dryness for Russian spring wheat and Western Australia, plus which climatic factors will influence commodity weather this summer

The easing of the NW Midwest and Canadian drought and over bought markets have pressured some commodities, as we suggested last week. Weather problems for coffee remains