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Teucrium Sugar Fund ETV (NY: CANE )

12.25 -0.10 (-0.81%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 11:23 AM EDT, Mar 14, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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How Different Types Of La Nina Events Can Affect Commodity Prices
September is often a down month in the stock market. While global worries over China, COVID-19, a falling Brazil Real, etc. are affecting many markets, there will be trading opportunities (both long... 
Via Talk Markets
Exposures COVID-19
What Are The Potential Impacts From A Major Gulf Coast Hurricane On Monday?
Natural gas, crude oil, cotton, and even coffee futures will be reacting to the next potential Gulf hurricane. Some of these markets have already reacted and what happens with the strength and track... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels Textiles
Code Weather On "Climate Change" & How Weather Extremes Are Affecting Commodities
Jim Roemer talks about how the South American drought and frosts created trading opportunities in coffee and sugar and how weather created the recent bullish move in natural gas and wheat. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
The Coat Of Many Colors In Commodities-Droughts, Frosts And Floods
Frosts for Brazil coffee floods in Germany to their wheat crop, and Midwest weather volatile for corn and soybeans is the weather forecasting 
Via Talk Markets
Exposures Ethanol
Unusual Options Activity Insight: Teucrium Sugar Fund ETV
Teucrium Sugar Fund ETV (NYSE:CANE) shares experienced unusual options activity on Thursday. The stock price moved down to $8.39 following the option alert. Sentiment: BEARISH... 
Via Benzinga
Practical Ways To Live Through Inflationary Times
Whether we head into hyperinflation, stagflation, or recession, it is always good to be prepared for more of the same-rising commodity prices, low supply, high demand, and a low labor force wreaking... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
The Hidden Opportunity in Soft Commodities
The Feds' stance continues to look at inflation from a temporary standpoint and urges investors not to worry. This blindsight from the Fed could be a great opportunity to enter trades in some of the... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
The Importance Of Weather In The Sugar Market
A discussion about the recent Brazil drought and higher crude prices, which have helped sugar prices. However, both India and Thailand's weather and crop production will be important factors in the... 
Via Talk Markets
5 ETFs to Profit From Higher Food Prices
Investors could easily make some profit from surging food prices through a number of ETFs or ETNs with lower risk. Any of these products could make for a good choice if the current trends continue. 
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What Are The Climatic Factors Which Would Cocoa Prices Out Of The Doldrums?
The world is addicted to chocolate. That is nothing new. One of the few commodities not to stage a bull market the last few months has been cocoa. This video discusses the reasons why. 
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All Eyes On The 50-Day Moving Average
The Russell 2000 (IWM) and Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) have yet to clear over their 50-Day moving average which has created a pivotal and psychological resistance level that bulls are looking to clear. 
Via Talk Markets
Which Commodities Are the Safest Play to Combat Inflation?
Commodities that were thought to decrease in value under the new administration are making push upwards. One sector is the energy sector (XLE). 
Via Talk Markets
What’s Driving The Amazing Commodity Boom?
Commodity prices are having the biggest bull market in years. Is this a short-term spike or the beginning of a longer-term trend? 
Via Talk Markets
Weekly Commodity Review, Climate Change, Rare Earth Metals And La Nina
As countries transition to low-emissions economies, we need to make sure we source metals in an environmentally and socially sustainable manner. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Climate Change
Exposures Climate
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