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[GoldenSnuff]

Ich möchte hier mal unsere Bebobachtungen ( von meiner Wenigkeit und von Tex) zum Weizenhandel zusammenfassen, sollte hier der richtige Thread sein, im Tradingbereich geht sowas dann schnell unter.....

1. Eröffnung um 16.30 Uhr ( ab nächster Woche 15.30 Uhr). Es gibt meist gleich am Anfang eine heftige Bewegung in eine Richtung, die sich dann zumindest wieder teilweise korrigiert, folglich empfiehlt es sich mit Stopp-Buy bzw. Stopp-Sell-Orders diese Gegenbewegung zu traden, da es schwierig sein dürfte, selbst das Top bzw. den Boden zu definieren......

2. Gegen Handelsende um 20.15 Uhr sind regelmäßig Kurssteigerungen zu beboachten (warum auch immer, spielt ja auch keine Rolle), die man idealerweise mit engem Stopp ( bei mir bei diesem Trade meist nur 5 Cent vom Einstand entfernt) gegen 20.00 Uhr versucht zu nutzen und dann gegen Handelende seine Position wieder abbaut.....

Ich muss dazu sagen, dass die Sache mit den Eröffnungen bisher eigentlich fast immer geklappt hat ( also mindestens Stopp auf Einstand....), der 2. Indikator ist nicht ganz so gut, aber durch den engen Stopp habe ich bislang auch hier ordentliche Gewinne einfahren können.....

Gruß
GS

[GoldenSnuff]

Commodities 10.03.2008

Crude Oil Rises to Record Above $108 as Investors Seek Increased Returns Crude oil rose above $108 a barrel in New York to a record as investors purchased futures because the returns have outpaced those of financial markets.
Wheat Rises Surge on Renewed Concern Harsh Weather May Limit Global Output Wheat rebounded to a one-week high on speculation that global production of the grain may drop because of adverse weather.
Gold, Silver Prices Drop in N.Y. on Investor Sales to Cover Equity Losses Gold and silver futures fell as investors sold precious metals to cover losses in equity markets.
Coffee Drops for Fifth Session as U.S. Demand May Ease on Slowing Economy Coffee fell for a fifth straight session on speculation a slumping U.S. economy will erode commodity demand.
Sugar Posts Biggest 3-Day Drop in 18 Months on Concern for Global Surplus Sugar dropped the most in a three- session period since September 2006 amid a continuing global surplus and speculation that a recent rally may spur farmers to plant more cane to make sweetener.

Quelle : Bloomberg

Gruß
GS

P.S.: Schöne Korrekturen in vielen Rohsotoffen, idealerweise kommt auch Gold noch in den Beriech von 920$ - 900$ zurück....

[GoldenSnuff]

Commodities 12.03.008

Oil Surges to Record $109.77 as Dollar Declines to Record Against Euro Crude oil rose to a record $109.85 a barrel in New York after the dollar weakened to an all-time low verses the euro, prompting investors to purchase commodities.
Wheat Surges on Signs Demand for U.S. Exports Gains, Eroding Inventories Wheat jumped the most in two weeks, extending its three-session rally to 17 percent, on signs that demand is increasing for U.S. grain as global inventories decline.
Gold, Silver Climb in New York as Dollar Approaches Record Low Versus Euro Gold futures rose as the dollar fell to a record against the euro. Silver also gained.

Quelle: Bloomberg

Gruß
GS

[GoldenSnuff]

Commodities 14.03.008

Gold Futures Soar to Record $1,009 on Bear Stearns Bailout, Dollar's Slump Gold surged to a record $1,009 an ounce in New York as the Bear Stearns Cos. bailout and a plunging dollar increased demand for the precious metal. Silver also gained.
Crude Oil Falls on Signs Economic Slowdown in U.S. to Reduce Fuel Demand Crude oil fell on signs that U.S. inventories will rise and fuel consumption will drop because of the economic slowdown.
Cotton Drops in N.Y. as Steady Consumer Prices Fray Appeal of Commodities Cotton dropped as a government report showed U.S. consumer prices were unchanged last month, eroding the appeal of commodities as a hedge against inflation.
Corn, Soybeans Futures Fall on U.S. Economy's Slump, Wall Street Turmoil Corn and soybeans fell on speculation that mounting Wall Street losses and a slumping U.S. economy will reduce investor demand for raw materials and slash use of grains and oilseeds in biofuels and livestock feed.
Informa Cuts U.S. Corn-Planting Estimate, Increases Forecast on Soybeans U.S. farmers will plant 6.5 percent fewer acres with corn this year, less than forecast in January, according to Informa Economics. Soybean acreage will rise 12 percent, a larger increase than forecast earlier, Informa said.

Quelle: Bloomberg

Gruß
GS

[GoldenSnuff]

Corn, Soybeans, Wheat Tumble as Equity Plunge Deters Commodity Investors Soybeans and corn plummeted the most allowed by the Chicago Board of Trade, and wheat tumbled as plunging equity markets and a credit crunch prompted investors to sell commodities to raise cash.

Quelle : Bloomberg

Ein Thema das uns noch eine Weile beschäftigen könnte, muss man jedenfalls immer im Hinterkopf haben.....

[Vera_D]

GoldenSnuff, danke für Deine Beiträge, sehr hilfreich, der Markt flippt ja ganz enorm
Vera

[GoldenSnuff]

Commodities 18.03.2008

Gold Falls as Federal Reserve Cuts U.S. Interest Rates Less Than Expected Gold futures fell below $1,000 an ounce after the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates less than some investors had expected, bolstering the value of the dollar and reducing the appeal of precious metals.
Crude-Oil Futures Gain After Federal Reserve Cuts Benchmark Interest Rate Crude oil extended gains in New York after the U.S. Federal Reserve lowered interest rates to strengthen the economy.
Cocoa Has Biggest 2-Day Slide Since 2006 as Ivory Coast Workers End Strike Cocoa futures headed for the biggest two-day slide in 20 months after workers suspended a strike in Ivory Coast, the biggest grower of the commodity.
Corn Rises on Speculation Rain Will Cut U.S. Acres, Farmers Plant Soybeans Corn rose on speculation that U.S. farmers will plant less this year as rains and flooded fields may lead them to sow more soybeans instead.
Sugar Rises on Speculation India, Brazil May Produce Less of the Sweetener Sugar rose on speculation that India will produce less than forecast and that supplies from Brazil will fall short of expectations as more sugar cane is used to make ethanol.

Quelle: Bloomberg

Gruß
GS

[GoldenSnuff]

Commodities 18.03.2008

Gold Falls as Federal Reserve Cuts U.S. Interest Rates Less Than Expected Gold futures fell below $1,000 an ounce after the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates less than some investors had expected, bolstering the value of the dollar and reducing the appeal of precious metals.
Crude-Oil Futures Gain After Federal Reserve Cuts Benchmark Interest Rate Crude oil extended gains in New York after the U.S. Federal Reserve lowered interest rates to strengthen the economy.
Cocoa Has Biggest 2-Day Slide Since 2006 as Ivory Coast Workers End Strike Cocoa futures headed for the biggest two-day slide in 20 months after workers suspended a strike in Ivory Coast, the biggest grower of the commodity.
Corn Rises on Speculation Rain Will Cut U.S. Acres, Farmers Plant Soybeans Corn rose on speculation that U.S. farmers will plant less this year as rains and flooded fields may lead them to sow more soybeans instead.
Sugar Rises on Speculation India, Brazil May Produce Less of the Sweetener Sugar rose on speculation that India will produce less than forecast and that supplies from Brazil will fall short of expectations as more sugar cane is used to make ethanol.

Quelle: Bloomberg

Gruß
GS

P.S:: Zu Gold gestern schon Gerüchte über eine Schieflage von Bear Stearns und anderen Banken, daher auch die massive Shortquote bei den Instis...... Konsolidierung aber nötig.....

[GoldenSnuff]

Commodities 19.03.2008

Gold futures plunged $59 an ounce, the most ever, after the Federal Reserve reduced U.S. borrowing costs less than investors expected and signaled more cuts won't be as aggressive. Silver tumbled the most since August.
Wheat Plunges on Expectations World Farmers May Boost Output After Rally Wheat fell the maximum permitted by the Chicago Board of Trade as rains improved crop prospects in Australia and farmers worldwide prepared to sow more grain to take advantage of prices that reached a record high last month.
Corn, Soybeans Plunge as Dollar's Rebound Cuts Appeal as Inflation Hedges Corn and soybeans fell the exchange limit in Chicago on speculation a rebound in the dollar will reduce the appeal of commodities as an inflation hedge.
Sugar Drops on Forecast for 2009 Surplus, Lower Prices for Oil, Ethanol Sugar dropped to a two-month low on speculation that falling oil prices will weaken demand for ethanol and after a global surplus was forecast for next year.
Platinum, Palladium Drop After Fed Cuts Borrowing Costs Less Than Expected Platinum dropped for the fourth straight session after the Federal Reserve cut U.S. borrowing costs less than investors anticipated, eroding the appeal of the metal as an alternative investment. Palladium fell 5.3 percent.
Oil Falls More Than $5 After Report of U.S. Inventory Gain, Fed Rate Cut Crude oil fell more than $5 a barrel in New York, the most in more than three years, after an Energy Department report showed that U.S. stockpiles increased and the Federal Reserve cut rates by less than forecast.

Quelle: Bloomberg

Gruß
GS

P.S.: Heftiger Abverkauf bei vielen Rohstoffen heute, könnte noch ein bisschen so weitergehen....

[GoldenSnuff]

Commodities 27.03.2008

Crude Oil Rises After Iraqi-Pipeline Fire Curbs Supply to Export Terminal Crude oil rose after a pipeline explosion in southern Iraq cut supplies to the country's main export terminal.
Gold, Silver Futures Fall in New York After Dollar Rebounds Against Euro Gold fell in New York after the dollar rebounded against the euro. Silver also declined.
Platinum Futures Gain in New York on Demand Outlook; Palladium Declines Platinum futures rose in New York on speculation that demand for the metal will remain strong even as the U.S. economy slows. Palladium futures declined.
Wheat Falls on Speculation Rain May Improve Yields in Dry Parts of Kansas Wheat fell on speculation that rain in some of the driest parts of Kansas, the largest U.S. producer, may improve yield prospects.
Soybeans Fall as Growers May Plant More Oilseed; Corn Is Little Changed Soybeans fell for the first time this week on speculation growers in the U.S., the largest exporter of the oilseed, will plant more to take advantage of a price rally. Corn was little changed.
Sugar Falls Most in Week in New York on Dollar Gain, Expanding Stockpiles Sugar fell the most in a week on speculation that investors are selling futures in New York as the dollar gains and global stockpiles of the sweetener expand.

Quelle: Bloomberg

Gruß
GS

P.S.: Die Begründungen bei den Agrarrohstoffen lesen sich oft ganz lustig....