Copper is one of the world’s most popular metals. It is used in everything from water pipes to radiators to air conditioning systems. Some will say that the industrial metal posesses a Ph.D. in... read more »

I must be going crazy penned into my office for days writing story after story while it is 60 degrees and gorgeous outside here in the Northeast (yes, I saw the rain this morning).   The song Radio... read more »

This is a chart of the ratio of two commodities, both priced in dollars. That means the dollar is taken out of the equation leaving just real market meaning behind.


The... read more »

We’ve been seeing copper in the news lately, mainly with its recent breakdown and consolidation off a key support level. Let’s take a look at the weekly frame then drill-down to daily chart... read more »

The dollar and Treasuries breaking down and commodities and equities advancing…is this correlation back? The 9 day MA In August Crude has shifted to support now at $93.50 with resistance at the 18... read more »

In my career generally the hardest trades have been my most successful. Buying on days like today is not easy but likely the correct move. The EIA’s move of releasing SPR’s will grab headlines in... read more »

Ah, earnings season! When an investor's fancy turns to thoughts of free cash flow and book value.In honor of the season, we looked at the top and the bottom of the gold miners food chain-those that... read more »

Over the last two years, the price of copper has skyrocketed on the assumption that demand will outpace supply of the industrial metal, however, recent warning signs indicate that copper's uptrend... read more »

I've heard a lot of chatter about Copper prices and a potential reversal lately, so let's take a quick look at simple trend structure and levels to watch on both the important weekly and daily chart... read more »

The worldwide bull market for stocks turned 2 years old on March 9, 2011. And so far, there’s been two meaningful corrections — one in 2009 and one in 2010. Some in the media have suggested that... read more »