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Rick Alexander
Higher closes Thursday for the Japanese yen and dollar index while lower for the Euro fx, Swiss franc and British pound. Will the dollar stay up or fall under pressure in the final trading session of the week? (more)
Rick Alexander
Metals are in obvious uptrends; sell signals for bonds and notes. Read Rick Alexander's morning commentary for more on the commodity market. (more)
Rick Alexander
The U.S. dollar is the fundamental key, but technically Rick Alexander is bullish on corn and oats & beans. Read more in Rick's morning commentary, plus what's in store for today's session. (more)
Rick Alexander
Rick Alexander sees technical sell signals on bonds and notes with buy signals on crude. Read more of his morning commentary to find out why. (more)
Rick Alexander
Rick Alexander holds technical sell signals on gold & silver but copper’s bull triangle keeps this metal on an uptrend. Read more of Rick's morning commentary. (more)
Rick Alexander
Rick Alexander focuses on the financial sector and explains why he holds technical sell signals on bond and note futures. Learn more about the today's direction of the financials in his morning commentary. (more)
Rick Alexander
Copper is still in a major uptrend; while the U.S. dollar is still in a major downtrend. Read Rick Alexander's comments for more on the commodities. (more)
Rick Alexander
Rick Alexander sees a buy signal for platinum, but what about silver and gold? Read his morning commentary for more. (more)
Rick Alexander
With the exception of the Yen, Rick Alexander says all the other currencies look technically bullish. Read more of his morning commentary for what's in store for the commodities. (more)
Rick Alexander
Bean breaks out of a bull triangle and cattle’s double bottom has significant meaning. Rick Alexander focuses today on the grain and meat markets. Read what else is in store for the commodities. (more)
Rick Alexander
Higher close yesterday for the dollar index, however by Wednesday's morning trade the dollar fell to a fresh 14-month low. See Rick Alexander's morning comments for more coverage on the commodities market. (more)
Rick Alexander
Gold futures are higher on Tuesday, while the dollar index continues its decline. What's next for the market today? Read more of Rick Alexander's commentary. (more)
Rick Alexander
The U.S. dollar settled higher on Friday but is now in a strong downtrend, meanwhile gold futures is rising higher in Monday's trading. Read more of Rick Alexander's comments on today's market direction. (more)
Rick Alexander
Higher closes Wednesday for crude and heating oil. What's in store for the energies in today's session? Read Rick Alexander's commentary to find out. (more)
Rick Alexander
The focus this morning is on grains and the bullish turn. Read the balance of Rick Alexander's morning comments on the grain market. (more)
Rick Alexander
Natural gas unable to hold its bull pennant; metals are all uptrends. See the balance of Rick Alexander's morning comments, including the metals, softs, energies and grains. (more)
Rick Alexander
New contract high for Gold, plus the currencies are all Uptrends with the exception for the British Pound. How will the commodities close the week? See Rick Alexander's comments for insights. (more)
Rick Alexander
Rick Alexander warns to look for continued choppy markets today. Why? Read more of his commentary. (more)
Rick Alexander
Most of the currencies are in uptrends, but watch out for the Pound’s bear triangle. Big buy signal for natural gas. (more)
Rick Alexander
Oats look bullish but the soybean complex still technically bearish; hogs in a bear triangle. See the balance of Rick Alexander's morning comments. (more)
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