As a general rule, the most successful man in life is the man who has the best information It was August of 2009 when I first wrote about Quebec, Canada’s Utica shale gas play. The Utica has a lot going for it: Shallow depth of the shale Proven fracturability High production rates, up to 1 million cubic...
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..The highly anticipated annual planting intentions report is about to be released, and with it, pivotal information regarding some of the hottest commodities traded on the market today. How are the markets going to move as a result of the farmers’ crop trends?....
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Why corn and why now? Since the January USDA report prices of corn have come down approximately 15% but failed on two occasions, most recently this week and early February, to get much lower than the current levels. On both the daily and weekly charts we are at oversold levels and as one can...
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There's nothing like scarcity and supply disruptions to fuel violent price spikes. And there's nothing like the basic human needs for food and water to light that fuse. Today's world food supplies run on razor-thin inventories.
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The GKX is Goldman Sachs' Ag price index.....
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We can see that Wheat has been trying to bottom for more than a year. Currently the market is slowly emerging from a potential higher low.
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Although more than a month old (Nov 23, 2009) my interview of Jim Rogers is still relevant. We talked about commodities as a whole, but we....
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Read here from Intl. Finance Advisor as to the three macro-related reasons for investing in Ag and four stocks to take a look at.
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Videos discussing Agriculture...
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Here is the big issue for Potash Corp. and for its competitors… pricing. There has been international dumping at what seems to be.....
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