Gary Kamen
With over twenty years of trading experience, Gary managed Futures Learning Center (a division of Futures Magazine) from 1997 until 2006. For the past 7 years he has written Futures Magazine's popular weekly e-newsletter Market Pulse, as well as articles for the magazine. He has also been quoted in the the Wall Street Journal. In Chicago he is a regular on WBBM's Noon Business Hour with Sherman Kaplan. When Gary's group was sold to Commodity Research Bureau, he quickly realized the excellent stable of trading tools that CRB offered to traders. He immediately began working on building the best tool for trading futures, Forex, etfs, and options. Trends in Futures is a combination of the CRB Trader, with a history going back to 1963, and Gary's trading strategy. "Trends in Futures will help novice to experienced traders be more profitable" Gary said at a recent trade show. "I have confidence in what it is we offer". For a free book on how to use the new COT report email Gary@TrendsinFutures.com and he will send it to you free of charge.
With the June 30 acreage report we now know what farmers are managing in the fields. Now what? View the video below to learn everything you need to know to trade grains into harvest and not get all chopped up. http://youtu.be/R4yePcM__fs - Read More
Last week – Correction or trend change? What does the US Dollar say? Last week the June US Dollar Index opened at 7318½ and closed at 7508. Along with that almost all commodities came down, some harder than others. Many asked the question trend change or correction. Last week I answered correction. I am still [...] - Read More
This past trading week May Silver opened at 42.956 and closed the week on Thursday at 46.059 at $50.00 per point that was a $15,515.00 move. - Read More
Last week June crude opened at 113.74 dropped $8.00 Monday and Tuesday and closed the week at 110.22. Yesterday (Sunday) we saw China tell their banks to boost reserves for the fourth time in 2011 to curb inflation and the Saudi oil minister stated that globally there is oversupply of crude. Adding that to David [...] - Read More
Was it Japanese “Demand Destruction” that caused Corn and Beans to drop last week? Or was it something else? Last Monday May Corn opened at 665½ and closed the week at 683½. The low for the week was hit on Wednesday at 608 and the high was hit on Friday at 691½. As for May [...] - Read More
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We noted several weeks ago that gold may be setting up for a medium-term top. Since that time, gold has fallen by about $55 and has posted a new 4-month low. As the chart below shows, gold has been falling even though the dollar has been weakening, which is an unusual situation that suggests underlying [...] - Read More
