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August 26th 2011 CNBC Stock Market (Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke says no to QE3)

8/26/2011 – CNBC Stock Market (Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke says no to QE3). Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said the Fed stands ready to help the economy in its recovery, but he stopped short of talk of monetary easing.
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Sep 21 2011 Reuters — Legendary global investor Jim Rogers tells Reuters Insider the global economy is on the verge of another recession and this one will be even more painful than the last.
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T & K Futures and Options, Inc. Says It’s Time to Buy Commodities!

T & K Futures and Options, Inc. Says It’s Time to Buy Commodities!











Port St. Lucie, FL (PRWEB) March 31, 2009

The commodity markets recently suffered their worst sell-off since the 1950′s. This deflationary cycle is the worst since the Great Depression. Bear Stearns disappeared over a weekend and Lehman Brothers filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the largest in US history. Margin calls from hedge funds and other financial institutions necessitated a massive liquidation of futures contracts which was a major catalyst to the historic commodity market sell-off.

The commodity futures markets have been the investment of choice by hedge funds, commodity funds and risk inclined investors searching for a hedge against the falling US Dollar, a hedge against inflation and higher yields on investments. Much of this money invested by the large hedge funds in the commodity futures markets was borrowed which compounded the problems creating a perfect storm of panic and risk aversion last year and in early 2009.

The recent commodity futures market sell-off claimed many casualties. Copper futures prices fell by 50%. Natural gas futures prices fell by almost 75%. Gold futures prices dropped over $ 200 an ounce. Silver futures prices fell over $ 8 an ounce. Crude oil futures prices fell over $ 100 a barrel. Wheat futures prices fell over $ 7 a bushel. Soybeans fell over $ 8 a bushel. Sugar futures prices fell over 5 cents per pound.

The US Treasury Department in collusion with the Federal Reserve Bank recently stated their intention to print a trillion new US Dollars and then use them to buy treasuries. This can be interpreted as a very inflationary catalyst. “T & K Futures and Options, Inc. believes that hyper inflation will soon be here helping start a commodity bull market that may last for a decade”.

The massive sell-off in the commodity futures markets can be seen as a buying opportunity for those investors who believe that inflation is near and the economic expansion of such countries as China, India and Russia will continue to fuel the global commodity bull market for many years to come. Visit http://www.tkfutures.com/education.htm to learn more.

Gold ETF purchases now are comparable to those of the major central banks and gold mining has not kept up with the current demand. Visit http://www.tkfutures.com/gold.htm to learn more about gold futures trading. Silver mining has not kept up with the usage of this industrial and precious metal. It has been estimated that 95% of all silver ever mined has been consumed. Visit http://www.tkfutures.com/silver.htm to learn more about the silver futures market. OPEC recently cut its production in an attempt to increase crude oil futures prices. Visit http://www.tkfutures.com/crude_oil.htm to learn more about crude oil futures trading. Many analysts believe that global peak production of crude oil has already happened. Global grain supplies are near record lows. Soybean demand is the highest in history. Sugar demand is near record highs because of South America’s ethanol production. Visit http://www.tkfutures.com/sugar.htm to learn more about sugar futures.

The stock and real estate markets may stagnate for many years and investors seeking yield may need to consider investments in futures, options or managed futures funds as part of their portfolios.

The author of this article is a 15-year veteran of the commodity futures markets and the president of T & K Futures and Options, Inc. Commodity futures trading, commodity option trading and managed futures trading carries substantial risk of loss and only risk capital should be used.

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05/10/2011 Oscar Carboni Says not to Fall in Love with the Downside of US Indices

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Hedge the earnings season with index options, Muller says

July 8 – Reuters Equity Analyst Richard Muller looks at the opportunities in options trading around the Dow Jones, FTSE 100, and Xetra DAX indexes, in the coming earnings season.

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Trades possible for Tribe, GM Chris Antonetti says

Trades possible for Tribe, GM Chris Antonetti says
CLEVELAND — It’s been awhile since the Indians were buyers at Major League Baseball’s trading deadline. But with the club in first place and more than half the season complete, general manager Chris Antonetti hinted that this might be the time. “The plan has always been to win games, get to the postseason and win championships,” [...]
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ETF in Focus: PEK & CSI 300
ETF in Focus: PEK & CSI 300
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Afferro Mining Inc. – Exercise of Share Options
Afferro Mining Inc. – Exercise of Share Options
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T & K Futures and Options Says Use Sell Offs in Commodity Prices to Get Long.

T & K Futures and Options Says Use Sell Offs in Commodity Prices to Get Long.










Port St. Lucie, FL (PRWEB) January 19, 2011

Commodities have been on a tear recently as the second round of quantitative easing will most likely cause inflation sooner or later. Investors have been flocking to the dollar denominated commodity markets to hedge against currency and inflation risk. This commodity bull market may last for many years and price declines can be used as an opportunity to enter the long term commodity bull market.

Many commodities have made historic highs as the U.S. dollar continues to depreciate versus other major currencies. The recent rise in commodity futures prices has been fast and volatile and is due for a significant pull back. Massive profit taking from investors who have been long the futures in these markets has already begun and is bringing commodity prices back to more fair values. Visit http://www.tkfutures.com/basics.htm to learn more.

Cotton futures prices have doubled recently and are beginning to correct. Coffee, cocoa and sugar futures prices hit record highs recently and are beginning to correct. Gold and silver are selling off from record highs and may correct even more. Grain futures prices may also run out of momentum to the upside and the current sell off may continue for a few more weeks. Any prolonged decrease and consolidation in futures prices can be used by investors to buy into the inflationary bull market which may be coming soon for many commodities. Visit http://www.tkfutures.com/education.htm to learn more about futures and options trading.

The author of this article is a 17 year veteran of the futures and options markets and the president of T & K Futures and Options, Inc. Futures, options and foreign exchange products carry significant risk of loss and only risk capital should be used. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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Commissaries Account for a Quarter of All Supermarket and Convenience Store Prepared Food Purchases, Says Technomic

Commissaries Account for a Quarter of All Supermarket and Convenience Store Prepared Food Purchases, Says Technomic
In a first-of-its-kind study, Technomic found that commissaries are the source of a large percentage of all foodservice purchases in both supermarkets and c-stores. Commissaries have recently become more popular and required as these growing channels look to increase their overall foodservice sales and to meet consumer demand for fresh, prepared foods.
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New Application Provides Access to BNY Mellon Products and Services via iPad® Portal
BNY Mellon, the global leader in investment management and investment services, today announced the launch of BNY Mellon Connect Mobile,  a new application that gives clients access to BNY Mellon product and service offerings via an iPad®.  Available for download at the iTunes App Store, BNY Mellon Connect Mobile debuts with a link to foreign exchange research from BNY Mellon Global Markets …
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Cash In on Commodities With Less Risk
Let options give you a shot at getting rich without losing your shirt.
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Sovereign Society?s Andy Hecht Reports from CME Gold/Silver Dinner: ?Anyone? Short Silver is Going to Get Their Face Ripped Off,? says CNBC?s Guy Adami

Sovereign Society’s Andy Hecht Reports from CME Gold/Silver Dinner: “Anyone… Short Silver is Going to Get Their Face Ripped Off,” says CNBC’s Guy Adami











New York (PRWEB) April 19, 2011

The CME Group, a diverse derivatives marketplace, hosted its annual Gold and Silver Dinner on April 14, 2011.

Andy Hecht, commodities options expert working closely with the Sovereign Society, attended the CME dinner as a highly respected industry peer. He reports, “The tone of the event was bullish, but cautious. Many of us see daily gold and silver prices that are higher than any we have seen in our careers.”

During this event, the keynote speaker, Guy Adami, issued the stern warning that gold and silver are in strong bull market trends and anyone betting against those two commodities will suffer the painful losses.

The traders attending the event discussed several themes that affect anyone trading options in gold and silver.

These ranged from why gold and silver will continue to ride higher to what impact these moves will have on the commodities’ volatility and what proposed new regulations will do to the market.

Adami, best known as the original Fast Money Five on CNBC, opened the dinner saying: “Anyone who is short silver is going to get their face ripped off.” He went on to say, “This trend in precious metals is a bet against fiat currencies and we’re only in the third inning. It’s only the beginning of the game folks!”

Hecht has posted a report on the event. You can read it here, free: Inside the CME Gold and Silver Dinner.

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About Andy Hecht

Hecht is a highly sought-after commodity options trader and analyst. Over the past three decades, he has researched, structured and executed some of the largest trades ever made, involving huge quantities of precious metals and bulk commodities. He recently joined The Sovereign Society as its commodity options trader.

About The Sovereign Society

The Sovereign Society is a highly respected publisher within the financial industry, catering to a network of 300,000 like-minded individuals. It has a Council of Experts, consisting of carefully chosen professionals located in select tax and asset havens around the world. Its experts have spent their careers discovering the best global investments, the safest tax havens and the most secure devices in which to protect your assets. Its global network of banks, investment specialists, financial consultants, and legal professionals have proven themselves, over many years, and to thousands of Sovereign Society members, as being the best in the business.

Contact Information

Andy Hecht – Commodity Options Trader, The Sovereign Society

1 561 272 0143

ahecht(at)sovereignsociety(dot)com

Kerri Kelly – The Sovereign Society

1 410 864 1696

kkelly(at)sovereignsociety(dot)com

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Niederauer Says Feedback on Deutsche Boerse Deal ‘Constructive’

Niederauer Says Feedback on Deutsche Boerse Deal ‘Constructive’
NYSE Euronext has received “very constructive” feedback from European regulators on its agreement to merge with Deutsche Boerse AG, according to Duncan Niederauer, the chief executive officer.
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Oil Rises, Trades Near Three-Week High on Optimism Over Greek Aid Package
Oil traded near a three-week high in New York as signals that the European Union will approve aid for Greece stoked speculation fuel demand will increase.
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BTA Bank’s Bad Loans May Exceed Estimate by 20%, Adviser Says

BTA Bank’s Bad Loans May Exceed Estimate by 20%, Adviser Says
BTA Bank, Kazakhstan’s biggest lender before its nationalization and default two years ago, probably understated its bad-loan total by as much as 20 percent and may require more government aid or risks being broken up.
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LinkedIn Pessimists Unable to Short Can Now Use Options
Investors unable to short sell LinkedIn Corp., which just completed the hottest U.S. stock offering since at least 2006, can start betting against the shares using options today.
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FACTBOX – India’s new trading schemes to curb carbon emissions
REUTERS – India is taking a different path to curb its emissions, betting big on two market-based trading schemes to encourage energy efficiency and green power.
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