Far Reaching Commodities News
Dear Reader,
Mainstream and financial publications hardly cover raw materials.
This niche newsletter aims to close the gap.
Commodities Predict aims to investigate, inform and educate. Traders, merchants, producers and manufacturers should find CP useful. The newsletter will also help investors, economists and students.
My background:
I reported on commodities, mining and hedge funds for the Wall Street Journal for 23 years. I also wrote a commodities column for Barrons, sister publication.
I am currently London correspondent for The Business Times Singapore. Australian, South African, Canadian, UK, Hong Kong, Swiss and Japanese publications published my articles. The BBC and other broadcasters have interviewed me.
That experience has boosted my knowledge on commodities and their markets.
CP publishes unbiased forward-looking news breakers and perspectives
Charts illustrate posts. The newsletter covers precious and base metals, oil and natural gas. It also examines cyclical commodities such as lumber and cotton.
“Soft commodity” posts include coffee, cocoa and sugar. Grains comprise wheat, corn, soybeans and rice.
CP also analyses mining companies, commodity and exchange traded funds (ETFs). It features commodity currencies such as Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollars.
Commodities that boost health should help readers.
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I have investigated underhand mining dealings, financial scams and coffee market upheavals. Scoops included billion dollar scandals involving rogue traders Yasuo Hamanaka and Nick Leeson. I also investigated Russian diamond deals. That helped me plot Jack of Diamonds.
The publication will be interactive so ideas, suggestions and research are welcome
Numerous articles will be free for all subscribers.
But to cover research costs and writing time, CP charges a small fee for paid subscribers. They will receive at least 40 analysis and investigative pieces over twelve months. There will be more posts if major market events occur.
All the best
Neil Behrmann
