How to trade commodities as a weather lover

[CLIMATE PREDICT]

What You Need To Know About The Possible Next Explosion In Commodities

 

Most commodities have been in the dog-house for years, brought on by

concerns, not only of COVID-19, but a glut of supplies such as crude oil,

grains, coffee, cocoa and cotton, but also due to ideal global weather.

The one shining light has been in the precious metals market as gold, silver

And others have seen increased global demand and are used as hedges

in times of global panic.

 

Many analysts rely strictly on technical analysis with no rhyme, reason or

the remote understanding of how the power of “weather” has on global production

of crops and the psychology of traders and hedgers throughout the world.

 

However, weather patterns have a multi-trillion dollar affect, not only on the US

Economy, but throughout the world. We are entering the time of the year,

in which crops such as corn, soybeans and cotton grow in the northern hemisphere

and their crop yields are impacted by both climate change, a developing La Nina

and other variables.

 

Since many of you love the weather (of course), why not learn how to invest in other things

other than just the stock market. Sure, hind-sight is 20-20 and boy I wish I invested in

APPLE, GOOGLE and ZOOM years ago, but you can have a ton of fun and learn how to

use your skills to make money in corn, soybeans, coffee and natural gas with futures,

options or even this very conservative grain ETF (JGG)

 

For example, this ETF (JGG) is grossly oversold and I think we may 

see an explosion in some grain prices this summer due to a developing

La Nina and record warming over the Arctic.

 

Anyway, if you want to learn the basics of investing in weather, I can

help teach you. Just go to this site  and register for a free trial. Even

though you put credit card info in, don't worry about it. You can just

cancel it and I will give it to you for free for a while. Just contact me here

and let me know you are interested, and I will set you up--Jim