Friday’s Futures Setups

At the Chicago Board of Trade,
soybean
futures declined in early trade with consensus that the previous
session’s rally was overdone. The March soybean
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contract
dropped 1.00 to 444.000. Support for soybeans is at 441.474 over head resistance
is at 445.179 with secondary resistance at 448.467. March soybeans are on the

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May coffee
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gapped up and traded
higher
at the Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange. Coffee for March delivery
closed higher at 50.400 up 1.700. Yesterday’s session was pushed by speculative
short covering, and that short covering spilled over into today’s trading. May
coffee closed above its 50-day MA. The May contract has an overhead resistance
of 50.80-51.60. May coffee is on the

TradingMarkets.com Momentum 5 List.

May cocoa
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closed at its support
level around 1393.
Cocoa has initial resistance at 1451and secondary
resistance at 1486. May cocoa is on the

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March Ten Year Note
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broke
above its 50% Retracement line to close at 107.062 up .06. The Ten year Note is
on the

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March copper
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rallied today,
after testing its support yesterday. Copper has a resistance at around 72.36.
March copper is on the

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Contract

Setup

Direction

Trigger

March U.S. dollar
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Pull Back From Highs

UP

break above 121.00

March 30 YR Treasury
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Inverted Head and Shoulders
UP
break above 104
March 10 YR Treasury
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Inverted Head and Shoulders
UP
break above 107

Please note that while
there are strong trends in some commodities, one bar or a series of bars forming
a setup can sometimes indicate a contra move for the next day. This contra move
may not be long-lasting — maybe only for a day or two. Trading with the main
trend is always the highest probability trade.

Use stops on all your
trades.