The Russell (which I am extremely bullish) and the U.S. stock indices in
general are all higher today. My outlook has clearly been very bullish
via the Q4 bias. I expected a rally today following yesterday's minor
pull-back in price. I mentioned that in my report Tuesday. I
also mentioned the fact that I believe all pull-backs at this time are
simply buying opportunities in equities right now as I believe these markets
will continue moving higher through Q4 (as anticipated).
(CT) - Cotton is higher today. We talked about the buying
opportunity in cotton in last night's report. The IMPA is bullish and
we have a "W" structure in formation. We are coming off a
recent FP formation as well. All bullish of course.
(KC) - Coffee is higher today. We talked about coffee in
yesterday's report again too, and I certainly have been bullish coffee for
the last 2 weeks now. We pegged this one nicely and I continue to
believe prices can and will go higher. Some of you are long here too.
Good work. Remember, tonight's report will be the last one that will
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Good trading always.
Very Respectfully,
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