Invesco DB Agriculture Fund ETF News

Monday's sell-off resulted in extreme losses for energy commodities, net energy exporting countries, and cyclically-sensitive sectors. Losses can be tied to Rus

The market gained because of what? A proposed payroll tax cut? Highly doubtful that that stimulates the economy.

Most sectors are under extreme selling pressure. The move lower could present an opportunity for those interested in agriculture stocks.

Risk-off pushes prices lower. Soybeans and corn under pressure into the WASDE report. Wheat moves lower from the recent high. Cotton remains weak from Coronavir

SMG shares have done well. A decline with the stock market. Safety in agriculture? Solid earnings record and the peak season on the horizon. Selling puts could

A multiyear low in April 2019. Higher lows and a higher high. Coffee sits above the $1 per ounce level. Increased daily price ranges. JO on dips in the coffee m

Beans have declined during the years of the trade war. Jan. 15 was a significant day for the soybean futures market. Coronavirus stalled the rally. Uncertainty

The January Prices Received Index 2011 Base, at 88.7, -2.2% from December but +2.5% from January 2019.The crop production index -3.5% M/M to 82.3; the livestock index was +1% at 98.2 M/M.Food grains

A bullish pattern since 2017. Rising price and open interest. Sustainability issues lead to a surcharge. Buying dips has been the optimal approach. New all-time

Concerns regarding the international growth of COVID-19 have catalyzed a rapid decline in equity prices. Declines continue to be worst in commodity producers an

The 2020 crop year gets under way. The season of uncertainty. Reason one: demographics. Reason two: trade and Coronavirus. Reason three: long-term trends.

Discussion about the merits of investing in energy and agriculture stocks and ETFs versus momentum trades Microsoft and Tesla.