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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

06/14/18: December Natural Gas is forming a pennant formation. The breakout could be either way but the seasonal price trend points down into September. 10

6/05/18: Crude prices may be topping out. Keep watching for top chart patterns. The normal seasonal price pattern for the energy markets is to top out in the May/June time frame so keep watching for top chart formations to develop. 11

6/05/18: There is a small 1-2-3 top in place and a trade below the number 2 point signals a sell or purchase PUT options with a strike price as close to the money as your account allows. Conservative traders can wait for a closing price below the uptrend line for a safer entry point. Implied volatility chart: http://www.vtuniversity.com/member/hooi.html 12

6/05/18: Gasoline may also be topping out. There is a small 1-2-3 top in place and a trade below the number 2 point signals a sell or purchase PUT options with a strike price as close to the money as your account allows. Conservative traders can wait for a closing price below the uptrend line for a safer entry point. Implied volatility chart: http://www.vtuniversity.com/member/cloi.html 13

Seasonally, the grain markets top out during the May/June time frame and trade to seasonal lows in September, so keep watching for top chart patterns. 14

05/30/18: The head and shoulders chart pattern was cancelled with new highs beyond the head. Keep watching for new formations. 15

06/14/18: November soybean prices have fallen below the uptrend line and the 50% retracement level signaling a new downtrend. A retest of those two levels is likely and if the retest fails to rise above those levels I would purchase near-the-money PUT options expecting prices to fall to summer harvest lows near 924.25 16

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 330.2. Implied volatility chart: http://www.vtuniversity.com/member/smoi.html 17

6/05/18: October sugar continues moving up but there is resistance just above current prices near 13.63. 5/30/18: The 1-2-3 bottom formation has completed and you would be long. First resistance is around 13.63. CALL option implied volatility is low for single option purchases. 5/01/18: Sugar prices continue the downtrend but from June through September the market builds a weather premium as frost fears enter the growing regions. We will keep watching for a bottom chart formations. 21

5-01-18: New highs cancel the developing head and shoulders top. Keep watching for topping chart patterns. 22

5/24/18: The 1-2-3 bottom is complete. All is needed to trigger a long position is for prices to continue higher beyond the #2 point. 23

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