Big Move Trades Blog

These are critical times. The post-Cold-War era of cooperation that has provided much of the globe’s prosperity since the fall of the Berlin Wall is ending. What will replace it is currently being hashed out… Read More

It’s a big day in metals. The desire for an alternative currency not enmeshed in the Sino-American trade war has pushed the price of gold well past our second long-term objective of $1,500 per ounce… Read More

After months in the gutter, the poor man’s gold is finally “movin’ on up.” Silver popped nicely, rallying nearly 7.5 % from low to high over the past two weeks, beating gold’s 4.8% gain. No… Read More

Gold continues to impress. After breaking out by slicing through both key resistance at $1,377 per ounce and a 6-year high of $1,399 per ounce, the Midas metal has hardly backed off at all. Instead,… Read More

Firecrackers and bottle rockets aren’t the only things exploding this summer. Gold and corn and have already put on a show. The yellow metal rose 13.5% a month and the yellow grain soared 38.5% in… Read More

That didn’t take long… Powered by the growing prospects of war with Iran, gold cut through its 4-year high of $1,378 per ounce like a hot knife through butter. Currently trading for $1,419, gold is… Read More

Tariffs, schmariffs… When it comes to the price of agricultural commodities, weather trumps politics every time. China’s retaliatory tariffs, a major source of pain for grains this spring, no longer matter. Mother Nature holds all… Read More

Unfortunately for the bulls, gold has been anything but good. The Midas Metal has spent the last 6 years putting traders and investors to sleep. It has oscillated between a high of $1,434 per ounce… Read More

“It’s getting late. Soon it will be too late.” That’s how we began last week’s blog post.  We are now 8 days further into the planting season and the outlook has changed. “Soon” is now…. Read More

It’s getting late. Soon it will be too late. Pounding spring rains and devastating floods have made it impossible for farmers to plant across wide swaths of the American grain belt. Saturated soils are making… Read More