December 2012 Blog Posts (2)
A Technical Look at Grains
What are the long term prospects for Corn and the grains complex? Without knowing anything about the current fundamentals of the market, my take is neutral to bearish.
The monthly chart of Corn is showing a series of RSI divergences and a rising wedge pattern:
I wouldn't consider the current chart to be a good setup from either side of the market. An upside…
Added by Steven Vincent on December 19, 2012 at 4:30pm — No Comments
Stocks and mortgage: Are they useful investment options?
According to the financial planners, investors should be cautious with their investment habits. They should keep a well-balanced portfolio with proper asset allocations. In addition, there should be an emergency fund that will act as a financial life boat in order to prevent insolvency in the wake of a major loss in investment. Investors with…
ContinueAdded by Gabriel Knight on December 11, 2012 at 11:51pm — No Comments
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