The trading diary of Paul J. Singh. I trade full-time and empower traders by making the complex simple. I can be contacted at SinghJD1@aol.com
Showing posts with label ag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ag. Show all posts
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Chart of the Day: DBA
I know Agriculture has dominated my posts over the past two weeks, but it's too hard to ignore the lack of accumulation in the sector. Here is a chart of DBA:
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Monday, March 10, 2008
The Game Plan for Shorting Agriculture
As I previously discussed, I am no longer bullish on the ag sector. As DBA shows, the ETF is showing a distribution pattern common among tops. This weekend I analyzed the sector in search of shorts and came up with three names that head my watchlist: TRA, DE and MON.
Common among these three stocks are broken trend lines, distribution patterns and poor relative strength compared to the sector.
Take a look at the six charts below:

Compare the five stock charts (TRA, DE, MON, CF and MOS) to the ETF DBA. Notice that TRA, DE and MON have broken either a major trend lone or moving average. They all show pronounced downside volume. Most importantly, they all started making lower highs prior to DBA's recent pullback. Compare them to DE and MOS, which still look technically sound.
When shorting, I like to go with the laggards within a group. Therefore, when I decide to short the ag complex, I will likely do so with either TRA, DE or MON.
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Common among these three stocks are broken trend lines, distribution patterns and poor relative strength compared to the sector.
Take a look at the six charts below:

Compare the five stock charts (TRA, DE, MON, CF and MOS) to the ETF DBA. Notice that TRA, DE and MON have broken either a major trend lone or moving average. They all show pronounced downside volume. Most importantly, they all started making lower highs prior to DBA's recent pullback. Compare them to DE and MOS, which still look technically sound.
When shorting, I like to go with the laggards within a group. Therefore, when I decide to short the ag complex, I will likely do so with either TRA, DE or MON.
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Sunday, September 16, 2007
2 Great Ways to Play the Agriculture Bull Market
Update: I inadvertently uploaded charts of FLR and FWLT, instead of AGU and MON. I'll leave the other two charts up since both stocks are on my primary watchlist. Here are the charts for AGU and MON, two of my favorite ag plays:


FWLT and FLR charts:



FWLT and FLR charts:

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