Ags & Energy Approaching Peak

02-23-22  Dollar, Aussie, Corn, Soybeans, BeanMeal setting up for Sells in March with lows due in April. Expecting a April/May Low in Bond prices toBuy. Stock Index Commercial hedger shorts nearing an extreme where longer term Buy entries occur at levels last approached in March 2020, December 2018, April – June of 2018, Feb/Mar 2015, Mar’ 2014, Apr’ 2015, Oct’ 08 – Jan ’09, Nov’ 2006, Dec’ 2005,  Nov’ 2004, April 2003.

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[KDelta Futures Investor uses long term Commitment of Trader reports with various duration Stochastic momentum indicators for a longer term futures investment that can last for weeks or months vs our KDelta Futures Trader Model.]

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