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9/20/18: The dollar could be topping with a 1-2-3 top in place. There could be a quick 50% level retracement. 4

7/10/18: Stocks are inching their way higher but we are nearing the time where stocks can lose value quickly. Stay long but close longs and go short if prices close below the 50% level. 5/15/18: The breakout is to the upside and prices could be headed for a retest of the January highs. No new trades for now. 5/10/18: The S&P mini and the DOW are showing a triangle chart pattern. The breakout from the triangle is imminent but the price direction can go either way. One way to take advantage of the price breakout is to purchase a CALL and PUT option with a strike price as close to the current futures price as possible but no more than three strike prices away from the current futures price. Then once the breakout occurs close the losing side once it loses 25 to 30% of the original purchase price and hold the other. Or, simply wait for the breakout to occur and buy in that direction. 6

8/14/18: The downtrend continues but prices are nearing contract lows. 8

8/16/18: Silver is undervalued compared to gold and could move much higher when an up move begins in earnest. Remember the lesson from the course where future 50% retracement levels can be found around price consolidations such as in silver. Silver could continue lower but I m looking for a reversal anytime. 9

06/26/18: Prices plunged without leaving us a completed chart pattern. 14

06/19/18: November soybean prices have plummeted without the retest we were hoping for. 16

09/13/18: Look to close out shorts because there is a possible seasonal post-harvest rally that may begin at any time now. 07/10/18: The first profit objective was met and a possible 50% level retest is underway. 06/19/18: SM is now trading below the 50% level with our first trading objective just below at 330. 6/05/18: Soybean meal has an H&S top in place. A trade below the neckline signals a sell or purchase PUT options with a strike price as close to the money as your account allows. The first downside profit objective is below the 50% level near 330. 17

8/21/18: Short trades were closed when prices traded above the downtrend line. 20

8/16/18: There is a large descending triangle in Dec. and Mar. cotton. Prices have dropped below the 50% level and the first profit objective is near contact lows. Purchase PUT options in Dec. and/or Mar. contracts. 21

07/24/18: Cocoa prices have fallen below the 50% level again with new lows below that level. Supplies are ample and weather is of no concern for now. This could keep more downward price pressure for the near term. PUT option implied volatility is low. 23

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