by SITM | Nov 20, 2024 | Commodities, Darren Young, General Newsletter, No_index
To Bean or not to Bean? Late into Mat’s Back to the Source webinar I realised that Coffee and I were born exactly 90 years apart (give or take 3 days)! This gave me hope that Coffee could well be my new friend. This realisation, along with the excitement every time...
by SITM | Nov 20, 2024 | Andrew Baraniak, Commodities, General Newsletter, No_index
Bean Oil – Current Market This month’s article takes on a very similar format to the last by looking at the current position of a market – this time Soybean Oil futures. The goal here is to keep the analysis both as strong and as simple as possible by engaging...
by SITM | Nov 20, 2024 | Commodities, General Newsletter, Gus Hingeley, No_index
Point Perfect Every so often a cluster will be hit exactly to the point, then turn, which recently happened on the SPI200. These types of setup make for a great trading plan, not just on this market but all markets. The setup is a 2-Day Overbalance in Price out of...
by SITM | Oct 23, 2024 | Andrew Baraniak, General Newsletter, No_index
Wheat – Current Market This month’s article takes a look at the current position of the wheat futures market. It engages simple but important techniques from the Smarter Starter Pack and Number One Trading Plan manuals and encourages the reader to develop...
by SITM | Oct 23, 2024 | Aaron Lynch, General Newsletter, No_index
Gold Divergence Last month I discussed the requirements for trends to be in play across the markets we follow to deliver trading opportunities to feed our business. Trends are apparent in many markets, and we can debate the fundamentals around value and linkages to...
by SITM | Oct 23, 2024 | General Newsletter, Gus Hingeley, No_index
A Study of Ranges I find it fascinating looking over previous great bull markets and seeing the ranges markets were making. The best market for this analysis is the Dow Jones as it has over 100 years of data. Taking a look at the big picture analysis on a quarterly...
