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DB Agriculture Fund Invesco (NY: DBA )

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The Fed Confirms They Were Wrong About Inflation
Wednesday’s Fed minutes showed that inflation has further spread in the economy and is going to stick around longer than they had originally anticipated. 
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Commodities Crushed It in 2021
The market standard commodities benchmark, the S&P GSCI, crushed it in 2021, rising 40.35% and outpacing other similar commodity indices and asset classes. 
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What Are Tuesdays Market Outliers Telling Us?
Tuesday’s outliers are the Transportation (IYT) and Regional Banking (KRE) sectors. 
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Can the Major Indices Avoid Rangebound Trading?
The major indices are not out of the water yet and will need to break through key resistance or hold main support to continue upward. 
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Where’s Santa?
Investors anticipate the phenomenon that not only happens around most National Holidays, but especially during the Thanksgiving to Christmas season called “The Santa Claus Rally” on Wall Street. 
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Taking Positions On The Future Of Fuel
Coal is sold out; China attempts to reboot nuclear; food shortages correlate with fossil fuels. 
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Exposures Coal
The Fed: CPI Is Pretty Much Useless
CPI is pretty much useless. It doesn’t accurately measure inflation in any way shape or form. 
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Will Wednesdays Momentum Continue or Fade?
When it comes to IWM, there is no main resistance level to clear as it’s been rangebound for most of 2021. 
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Why 2022 Could Be A Good Year For Gold And Silver?
After a pretty wild year and another funky month, the lost year for precious metals comes to a close. But will 2022 be a better year for Gold and Silver? 
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Keep Your Eyes on Junk and Treasury Bonds
So far, JNK, which helps show investors’ appetite for risk is lingering over its 200-Week moving average at $106.79. 
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Something Stinks B4 Thanksgiving
With inflation rising at an accelerated rate and disruptions in the supply chain creating shortages and enhanced demand, everything including milk, cars, food, paint, lumber, gasoline costs more, which... 
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Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Charts For A Baffling World: Frappuccino Shock
Even though gas and coffee are what really rankle since they occupy so much of your new normal day, you’ve been hearing about how much more expensive food has become in general. 
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Man It Feels Good To Be A… Farmer?
Either the world is satiated with dollars which is why it’s not being pulled higher by positive relative performance or the dollar is gearing up for a big reversion higher. I think the former... 
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Commodities, Especially Softs On Major Breakout!
My business associate Donn had some work done at his home in Ohio this past month. When he received the invoice, the labor cost was 1/3 the material cost for replacing some siding on his house. This... 
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Are Dip Buyers Ready for Thursday?
Thursday is very important as we could be visiting major support or watching for a surge of dip buyers to drive the market back towards highs. 
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Inflationary Trades Ripe and Ready
Both GLD and SLV have been trending higher recently with GLD sitting near resistance around $171.55 as seen in the above chart. On other hand, SLV has resistance at $23.04. 
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The Market’s Urgent "Co·nun·drum"
Last week we saw a small, but a much needed, significant degree of bipartisan action! Even with a few Democrats, and most Republicans voting against it, the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Bill, passed. 
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The Major Stock Indices Must Hold these Key Support Levels
Next week investors are expecting the Fed to announce a reduction in the monthly bond-buying program. Jerome Powell – the Fed chair has previously stated that he’s looking to keep the original tapering... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Why Is Consumer Staples (XLP) Outperforming the Season?
The Consumer Staples ETF is known to be an area of focus through market downturns as it offers exposer to companies that are historically safety plays. 
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Did Jerome Powell Jump Scare the Major Stock Indices?
Friday, the chair of the Federal Reserve –Jerome Powell spooked the market when he announced that the Fed would keep rates near zero and continue with its tapering schedule. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Commodities Roundup: More Pressure On OPEC+
The worsening energy crisis, which is stretching from Asia to Europe, is resulting in factory slowdowns and a risk of more supply cuts, supporting the metals complex. 
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Mixed Up Monday As Risk Parity Party Fades
Today's finish makes this week's bank earnings look interesting. Luckily, there's unusual option activity to tide us over. Let's discuss. 
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Breakfast Inflation Strikes As Oat Prices Hit Record Highs
Scorching heat waves in Candian oat fields slashed production to an 11-year low. 
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Are Investors Worried Over The Latest Jobs Report?
The recent jobs report came in less than expected with analysts’ estimates running anywhere from 250,000 to 500,000 new jobs created. Disappointingly employers added only 194,000 jobs in September. 
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 Bounce Off Their 6-Month Calendar Range
While the market is worried about a government shutdown it could easily take a higher note if the debt ceiling is quickly raised. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Soft Commodities: Firming And Becoming Potentially Explosive
The energy sector, oil, and natural gas were the leaders for the week. The most interesting market mover across the board is soft commodities, which is looking to breakout from to new highs after a... 
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Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
How The Explosion In Natural Gas, Cotton And Coffee Have Been Due To Climate Change And La Nina
Commodity markets are mostly exploding due to the ongoing historical Brazil drought, technical buying, and a backlog of demand due to COVID-19. 
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Topics Climate Change Energy
Exposures Climate Fossil Fuels Textiles
Are Transportation Stocks Setting Up For Monday?
A strong transportation sector is important because this sector helps show the economic demand for goods. And with the holiday season just around the corner, we should see an increase in the movement... 
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How Different Types Of La Nina Events Can Affect Commodity Prices
September is often a down month in the stock market. While global worries over China, COVID-19, a falling Brazil Real, etc. are affecting many markets, there will be trading opportunities (both long... 
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Exposures COVID-19
Breaking Key Support In The S&P 500 Could Be A Reversal Opportunity
Friday, the S&P 500 broke an important support level by closing under the 50-Day moving average and this week's low. While this was an important level to break it was also a very clean and obvious... 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
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