I’ll add this to the free section to explain what I call “two-tails.” What makes El Niños unique is that precipitation becomes more predictable (clustered), while temps tend to rise in specific regions and timeframes.
This is why so many traders are piling into the El Niño trade: it’s predictable, which means a higher probability of directional price outcomes.
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Many of the FERPs still won't get it 👇
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Nico retweeted
For those blaming USDA’s shocking moves on headcount reductions, I’d like to point out that Managed Money, Algorithmic Traders & Hedge Funds don’t use any field enumerators.
They forecast using Satellite Imagery & Digital Models at a fraction of the cost, with daily updates.
Live video of me reviewing @usda_nass and WASDE decisions one by one.
“OMG there more yield issues in each state”
On a serious note, don’t mess with this man’s 🐝 🐝
Nico retweeted
Unprecedented behavior from the #PolarVortex deserves an unprecedented blog. Usually I try to argue what's the the correct forecast, here I try to convince you that whichever forecast you believe to be correct, don't. Hopefully thought provoking! Blog live published.aer.com/aoblog/aob…
Old enough to remember when Truflation was nothing more than thinly veiled propaganda… oh yeah, still trash lol.
Seems like little more than a lagging glorified energy and logistics beta, with some downward biases.
Now's probably a great time to review what I wrote back in July on Brazil and stocks to watch.
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