More Corn
Yesterday I mentioned that the Teucrium Corn Fund (CORN) was now trading but I was not exactly right about the combo of futures that it will use to try to mitigate contango issues.IndexUniverse sets it straight; will track a daily weighted average of c...
Corn ETF Is Here
ETFdb is reporting that the Korn Corn ETF is now trading with symbol CORN. A quick glance at the futures chain on Yahoo shows that it is trading with some meaningful contango. The structure of the fund is such that it owns roughly 1/3 of each of the f...
David Rosenberg’s Allocation In ETF Form
Cam Hui from the Humble Student Of The Markets blog had a post recapping David Rosenberg's proposed asset allocation. The allocation as written by Rosenberg;The name of the game is to focus attention on strategies that:* Delivers income (including divi...
Commodity Metals Decline on Investor Emotions
Filed under: Commodities
All over Wall Street investors seem to be running scared. A broad array of stocks have taken a two day beating, with very little rational justification. The European instability excuse is losing its viability. Profit taking is handily tossed around as justification, but that...The New Originals
A reader asked for my take on the PowerShares Agriculture Portfolio (DBA) after that fund needed to make some changes to avoid running into positions limits. The PowerShares Commodity Index Tracking Fund (DBC) also made changes for similar reasons.I've...
The Big Picture for the Week of September 27, 2009
David Rosenberg put out a report that focuses on why he believes commodities are in a secular bull market with many more years to run. I would suggest you read the report. You can click here, you will have to register if you have not done so already. I...
The Reflation Trade Is Over!
I don't actually think so but all things emerging, commodities and inflation have been correcting pretty hard in the last little bit. Does this mean the theme is over? Should it be chucked altogether?What is going on is either serious or it isn't. That...
