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Tuesday, January 31, 2017 U.S. stocks looked set to open lower on Tuesday following disappointing results from a clutch of Dow stocks and as investors fretted over President Donald Trump’s policies. Investors’ enthusiasm about fiscal stimulus under the new administration has been tempered by worries over Trump’s isolationist policies such as travel restrictions to the…
WSJ: Bullish Cotton Bets Fly in Face of Trump’s Trade Rhetoric
Feb 15, 2017 1:09 pm ET If a drop in cotton demand is coming, Wall Street doesn’t seem worried. While cotton producers and physical traders worry that President Donald Trump’s protectionist policies will cut into demand for cotton from its foreign trade partners in China and Mexico, hedge funds and other money managers are betting…
Adam Sarhan Reuters & CNBC.com Quote: Hedge funds long money in commods up after 4 weeks
Published: Friday, 4 May 2012 | 6:30 PM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) – Hedge funds and other money managers made more positive wagers on commodities than negative bets for the first time in five weeks, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission reported Friday, as softening U.S. data raised expectations for a stimulus. But a huge sell-off in…
Adam Sarhan Reuters Quote: COMMODITIES-Grains, oil lead CRB to 11th day of losses, longest streak ever
(Reuters) – Commodity prices from cotton to corn to crude tumbled on Friday, driving a key index to its longest-ever losing streak as supply-side fundamentals grew brighter. The rout came a day after news of strain at Portugal’s largest listed bank upset other financial markets with fears of financial contagion in Europe. But commodity investors…
Sarhan in Investors Business Daily: Grain Stocks Growing High As An Elephant’s Eye
7.29.16 –11:16 AM ET To a great extent, 2016 has been the year of commodity stocks, with resources like gold, coal and iron ore leading the boom. But the small group of grain-related stocks has also been joining the party, which has become something of a pile-on, according to the buy side. “Agriculture commodities (and their corresponding…