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By Michael McFarlin |
May 17, 2013
A look at new products and services around the trading world.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
November 19, 2012
With commodities in general exhibiting continued weakness, watch for commodity ETFs to follow those products lower in the shortened trading week.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
November 12, 2012
Commodity ETFs diverged to end the week with grain and gold ETFs beginning to show bullish overtones amid bearish sentiments within other hard assets.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
November 5, 2012
Commodity ETFs, including grains, metals and energies, fell throughout last week's trading as bearish technical signals intensified.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
October 29, 2012
A number of commodity ETFs moved lower last week as a number of technical indicators converged. That trend looks likely to continue this week.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
October 22, 2012
Stagnant movement has plagued many of the markets, especially commodities, as investors remain hesitant to take any major positions before the presidential election.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
October 15, 2012
A number of commodity ETFs fell last week as bears took control of the markets. ETFs ranging from grains to metals saw technical indicators remain bearish.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
October 8, 2012
A number of commodity ETFs following metals and grains may see a downside correction this week before finding support within trading ranges.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
October 1, 2012
A number of commodity ETFs ran into resistance at the end of last week. For some, it may be a longer-term top forming, but for others it just may be a buying opportunity before moving higher.
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By Jim Parrish, Kris Hicks and Robert Calhoun |
September 24, 2012
Even with many commodity ETFs seeing reduced trading volumes last week, some continue to show strong trading signals.
