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 fall as jobless claims decline

By Marc Nemenoff | March 14, 2013

June Bonds are currently 21 lower at 140’29 and the 10-year Notes 9 lower at 130’06.0. This morning’s Weekly Jobless Claims showed a decline of 10,000 vs. expectations of a slight increase.
Bonds take a breather after reacting to jobs report

By Marc Nemenoff | March 12, 2013

June Bonds are currently 10 higher at 141’08 and the 10 Yr. Note 5.5 higher at 131’21.0. I am now willing to look at the Bonds as a trading affair between the 140’20 and 142’26 levels. My bias has changed from negative to neutral.
Bonds lower as jobs data better than expected

By Marc Nemenoff | March 7, 2013

June Bonds are currently 12 lower at 142’15 and the 10 Yr. Note 5 lower at 131’02. This morning’s Weekly Jobless Claims Report showed a decline of 7,000 vs. expectations for an increase of 3,000.
Bonds, gold higher as sequester cuts loom

By Marc Nemenoff | March 1, 2013

June Bonds are currently 24 higher at 144’17 and the 10 Yr. Note 9.5 higher at 131’27. April Gold is currently $3.00 higher at $1,581.00 after making an overnight low of $1,564.00.
Bond spread opportunities lie in flight to safety

By Marc Nemenoff | February 26, 2013

Yesterday Bonds rallied sharply as equities and the EuroFX broke sharply on concerns over the Italian elections. I am looking to take advantage of this flight to safety to once again start trading from the short side.
Bonds struggle as bias remains negative

By Marc Nemenoff | February 25, 2013

By the end of the week the June contract will be considered lead month, which is currently trading at a 1’16 discount to the Mar. contract at 142’06. For today, I’m still looking at the Mar. contract as a trading affair between 142’16 and 144’06.
Bonds rally on risk-off trading after FOMC minutes

By Marc Nemenoff | February 21, 2013

The bonds once again became a safety net in what the industry now likes to call a “risk-off” trade as the dollar strengthened and metals and equities crashed in the face of hedge fund liquidation and margin call selling.
Bonds lower ahead of FOMC minutes

By Marc Nemenoff | February 20, 2013

Later today: Minutes from the last FOMC meeting. Support is currently 142’08 and resistance for the near term is at 144’06.
Cattle bounces off support amid short covering rally

By Marc Nemenoff | February 15, 2013

Yesterday Apr. Live Cattle came close to testing support in the 127.00 area posting a low of 127.60 before the market experienced a 225 point short covering rally.
Euro lower on concerns of fresh recession

By Marc Nemenoff | February 14, 2013

The possibility of European recession has the Euro sharply lower this morning against both the Dollar and the Yen.