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I donโt know anything about the sugar market but this chart looks amazing. About to become a sugar trader.



events have conspired to help Airlines at this time btw, this is the only part of the CFA curriculum I've ever profited from knowing

#Agriculture: Beyond the energy sector - where a tight, supply-driven surge has attracted strong demand from leveraged funds - the grains sector has staged a strong revival. The move is being supported by a potent combination of deteriorating US winter wheat conditions, following a prolonged period of heat and drought across the Plains, and escalating geopolitical disruption. The Iran war has impeded both energy flows and fertilizer trade, prompting farmers globally to scramble for critical inputs. Year-to-date, a 12% gain in the Bloomberg Grains Subindex has forced a covering of entrenched short positions in wheat, while long positions in corn, soybean meal, and soybean oil have climbed beyond 12-month highs. Collectively, this has driven a sharp shift in managed money positioning across six key futures contracts - from a net short of 258k contracts in late January to a four-year high net long of 720k in the latest reporting week. The surge in input costsโparticularly diesel and fertilizers - raises the risk of reduced planting or lower yields, ultimately increasing the likelihood of tighter supply and higher global food prices. #wheat #soybeans #corn


my best friend claude.

Many sectors are affected.

Yes and then they have no fiber. Colorectal cancer in young people right now is crazy high. Eat fiber

Welcome to the golden age of dashboards


LIQN Ep 2 | Don MacDougall Retired partner at Adage Capital on the chaotic macro backdrop, the metals setup, and the hard earned lessons of a long investing career (27m) 00:51 What Heโs Watching Now 04:00 Inflation Structural? 06:38 Why Gold Matters 11:00 Where He Sees Opportunity 17:00 Why Some Investors Last 20:40 How the Best Manage Risk 23:20 Building a Life That Lasts



RISK MANAGEMENT 101 | EPISODE 1: Science Meets Chaos This is a beginner series. We will go deeper one episode at a time (20min) Practitioners will know much of this already... good. Episode 1 covers the building blocks: why the bell curve breaks, what is driving the chaos, who the players are, and why modern markets move faster and hit harder than most investors realize. Next episode... now that we know what the monster is... how do we survive and size? 02:21 Structural Changes in Markets 06:50 Who are the main players? 09:29 5 foundational elements to risk management 14:24 Intro to Factor Models 16:20 How much Chaos am I willing to own? 17:00 Sizing is a risk decision not a capital decision



