Commodities Trading: Profit from the price roller coaster

Posted April 1, 2008

“If ever there was a great example of how volatile the commodities markets can be, and how fast they can move, the last two weeks just proved it.” — Lee Lowell

Blogger’s note: Lee Lowell of Smart Profits Report told his readers about an easy way to profit from the volatility in commodities markets. He uses short-term spikes and dips in price to turn a profit with options trading. And I thought you’d appreciate a complete look at his system and his rundown of the commodities sector in the last two weeks. You can find the article here or read on for more.

by Lee Lowell

Baltimore – (TFN): From boom to breakdown in just two weeks!

If ever there was a great example of how volatile the commodities markets can be, and how fast they can move, the last two weeks just proved it.

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Last time I wrote to you (March 17), most of the major commodities markets were booming and hitting all-time highs. But in just 14 days, we’ve seen a massive capitulation and sell-offs in those same markets.

Let’s take a look at some of the movers and shakers and see if we can figure out where things are headed from here… Read on to learn more.

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