Marc Nemenoff

About the Author

Marc Nemenoff

Mr. Nemenoff is a 40-year veteran of the futures industry. While attending graduate school at the Illinois Institute of Technology, Marc took a job as a clerk on the trading floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Over the years he grew to become an independent member of the exchange and spent many years as a trader, market maker, lecturer, and committee member. Since 2004 Marc has been a senior broker and analyst handling customer accounts for both speculators and hedgers in addition to institutional traders. Marc is also the author of The Nemenoff Report, a daily overview of the markets that includes his own perspective on market direction. Mr. Nemenoff describes his approach to the market as 75% technical and 25% fundamental and is also a firm believer in the use of option strategies as a way of using leverage and minimizing risk when one has a long-term market strategy. You can contact Marc by phone at (888) 908-4310 or by email at mnemenoff@pricegroup.com. Learn even more on our website at www.pricegroup.com.

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Bonds break lower as questions mount over Fed stimulus

By Marc Nemenoff | June 11, 2013

Sept. Bonds are currently 10 lower at 138’19. This market has broken sharply since early Friday morning after the monthly Employment Report, which had the bonds as high as 141’11 up slightly reacting to a small uptick in the unemployment rate.
Bonds balance Fed comments with poor Asia manufacturing data

By Marc Nemenoff | May 23, 2013

In the last 24 hours the bonds have had quite a range falling as low as 142’08 as the market sold off based on comments from Fed Chairman Bernanke that the possibility exists that the Fed may slow down bond purchases by September.
Bonds fall as positive economic news dominates

By Marc Nemenoff | May 14, 2013

Since last Thursday the bond market has continued to move lower amid positive news for equities and a lack of negative general economic news.
Bonds find support after positive Italian auction

By Marc Nemenoff | April 29, 2013

June Bonds are currently 4 higher at 149’00 and the 10-year Notes 3 higher at 133’17.0. Positive results for an Italian 10-year auction putting rates at a recent low of 3.5% have added a bit of upward pressure on Treasury prices.
Bonds rise after disappointing Chinese PMI

By Marc Nemenoff | April 23, 2013

Overnight the Chinese PMI was a bit disappointing but this may have been trumped by some better than expected economic numbers coming out of France and Spain, which took the market off of its early morning high of 149’06.
Bonds search for direction as stocks turn higher

By Marc Nemenoff | April 19, 2013

The bond market is looking for direction having been in a range of 147’00-148’00. The market has since broken out somewhat to the upside trading as high as 148’22 and then backing off to the 147’17 level before rallying back to current levels.
Bonds rise as China shows signs of slowing

By Marc Nemenoff | April 15, 2013

June Bonds are currently 9 higher at 147’26 and the 10 Yr. Notes 2.5 higher at 133’02.0. China is showing signs of a slowing economy.
Bonds rally after jobs number misses expectations

By Marc Nemenoff | April 5, 2013

This morning the Monthly Unemployment Report showed an increase in non-farm payrolls of 88,000 vs. expectations of 200,000. Needless to say the market took this in a negative way for equities and bullish for Bonds.
Corn falls as supplies put damper on export expectations

By Marc Nemenoff | April 1, 2013

On Friday prices tumbled sharply on nearby contracts particularly Corn as the quarterly stocks report showed more grain in storage than anticipated indicating poor export demand over the last few months.
Bonds fluctuate on news out of Cyprus

By Marc Nemenoff | March 20, 2013

Bonds have been gyrating over the last few sessions on just about every news item out of Cyprus. Since Monday the Cypriot congress voted against levies on bank deposits and have been in talks with the Russians about assistance.