Posts Tagged ‘ futures ’

Explaining Friday’s Quad Witching

Mar 19th, 2010 | By Rob
Explaining Friday’s Quad Witching

What is Quad Witching? Generally there’s a great deal of confusion concerning the term “quad witching” and what this day may constitute in financial markets. As a result, we would like to take this Quad Witching Friday, March 19, 2010, and demystify the phenomenon once and for all. “Witching” signifies the expiration of an entire group of
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NOT a 2010 Postion Piece

Jan 2nd, 2010 | By Rob

Is anyone else sick of the montage of blog posts and articles titled "yada yada yada 2010"?  To institutional investors who have to decorate their books to look "pretty" for investor relations meetings, the end of the year is important, but to actual investors, traders, analysts, etc., (i.e. readers of this blog, Seeking Alpha, WSJ,
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The New Direction of Crude Oil

Dec 10th, 2009 | By Rob

Last week you could have thrown a dart onto the floor of the CME and almost assuredly poked the eye out of a commodity bull. This week there's no telling who you'd maim. Blood and gore aside, the sideways pattern of the past three weeks is over as far as crude oil is concerned. The
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***Close BVN: Diamond Slice Closes Position In Beunaventura Mines***

Dec 7th, 2009 | By Rob
***Close BVN: Diamond Slice Closes Position In Beunaventura Mines***

On October 23, 2009 we endorsed a position in the Peruvian gold mining firm Beunaventura Mines (BVN) in the article titled Profiting From Volatile Crude Oil Prices and Safe Guarding Your Dollars. Since October 23, BVN has moved from $36.97 to the Friday December 4, 2009 closing price of $39.84, capturing a 7.8% gain. Continuous spot
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Obama’s China Visit Breakdown

Nov 19th, 2009 | By Rob

The world has followed Obama's recent visit to Asia, especially his visit to China, with hopes that Asian currencies would be allowed to appreciate over the short term. China's Renminbi has been re-pegged to the U.S. dollar since mid 2009 and should be allowed to appreciate vs. the dollar, as every major currency has over
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Has Chinese Stimulus Gone Too Far?

Nov 13th, 2009 | By Rob

The below video was simply too shocking to not have a post dedicated to it's exposure… This clip truly tells the story of Chinese growth and government stimulus in one stroke. Suprisingly, in the development void of inhabitants, most units have sold as investments. Government owned, the city doesn't have to worry about the negative effects of waiting
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