While commodities have had an awful year compared to other asset categories, cotton ($CT_F) is currently flat YTD. In my commentary for TraderPlanet this week I dig into the latest price action of the cotton ETN ($BAL) as well as the seasonality characteristics and extreme in sentiment for the cotton market.
Here’s a piece:
Seasonality can be a big factor when it comes to commodities, and cotton doesn’t escape this. When looking at the average price action over the last 5 years, 10 years, 15 years, and even 20 years, its low point for cotton is often found in November with prices rising on average until March.
Go read the rest: What The Chart Says About Cotton (TraderPlanet)
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