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The good news and the bad news about produce, according to Greg Johnson, editor of The Packer newsletter, is its short shelf. The bad part has to do with the perishable nature of fresh fruit and... 1.) Natural gas prices have advanced 60 cents in the last 4 sessions, but this is a far cry from the $7 prices that have come off in the last 2 months. Essentially prices were cut in half and we... Wilbert Harrison put the City of Fountains in everybody's mind, and himself in the Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame, with his 1959 recording "Kansas City." And now, nearly 50 years later, I find... All good things must come to an end and as opposed to saying the bull market is drawing to a conclusion, we feel the correction is close to over. We are advising clients to take advantage of the... With regard to sectors, the market looked very much as it has during bearish weeks of the past six months. Energy clearly led the pack, with materials and utilities close behind, and financials and... It’s another occasion to post Thomas Lorimer’s print that reflects current conditions. Without a firm buyout/bailout of Lehman or any concrete rescue proposals for Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae,... Did you have cocoa with your breakfast this morning? No? Well, you better get some while you can. And don't say that we didn't warn you in advance. A couple of weeks ago, we rearranged the place... ...then expect consumer foods and livestock companies to keep pulling back a bit, as stocks like Tyson (NYSE: TSN), Pilgrim's Pride (NYSE: PPC), Kellogg (NYSE: K), etc have done in recent days.... Yes, I know. Ethanol's a big bust. We've tracked its rather depressing trail in numerous articles. And we follow the weekly progress, or rather, the deterioration, in ethanol refining margins, too.... Part of the process for international investing is knowing when to reduce or avoid a country. But even if you are away from a country now, that does not mean you should not still keep tabs on what is... - Login to post a new commentary topic.
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