Mike Zarembski | The Options Insider

Coffee Bear Market Grinding To A Halt?

Large speculators continue to add to their short positions in Coffee futures, while commercial traders are taking the other side of the trade.

The U.S. economy continues to show improvement, but at a much more moderate pace than many economists were expecting.

30 year US Treasury bonds have rebounded from their sell off earlier this year.

Weak demand for Copper by end-users has triggered a move of the ?red-metal? to exchange warehouses.

Despite Sugar?s move to 6-year lows, both large and small speculators appear to be trying to pick a bottom in this bear market.

Canada?s economy is likely in recession as the country struggles with the crash in Oil prices.

A little actual ?summer? weather may be exactly what is needed to help this season?s crop meet the current USDA forecast.

Economists tend to look at Retail Sales data as an indication of the mood of the U.S. consumer.

Natural Gas futures have been largely unaffected by the recent bout of market volatility.

Gold prices are in the 4th year of a bear market.

Lingering fears of a possible recession are keeping the Canadian Dollar below the .8000 level.

Thursday?s release of the June Non-farm Payrolls report was relatively in-line with economists? expectations.