Mike Zarembski | The Options Insider

Calling A Top In Bonds?

The US 30-Year Bond futures contract has tended to rally with any significant negative economic news.

Market participants see the Fed as ?all talk and no action? as far is an interest rate hike in 2015.

Higher Wheat production more than offset increased global Wheat consumption, which is allowing global inventories to reach record levels.

Political turmoil is just one issue dragging down the Brazilian economy.

Markets do not like uncertainty and it seems that the Fed is creating more.

The past week saw the release of a great deal of economic data, most of it being bullish for the equity markets.

Live Cattle futures market has been in a bearish trend since June.

The Oil futures market is actually showing some signs that a bottom may be forming.

Bond traders are keeping their powder dry to start the week.

The Canadian Dollar has been falling for most of 2015, and the surprise rate cut in January only accelerated the downward trend.

After a brief run up during the recent spike in volatility caused by the Chinese equity markets, Gold prices have again turned south.

Grain bulls may turn to the Corn market as their best hope for a rally this year.