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DOLLAR (MAR 10) Open - 80.615  High - 80.865  Low - 80.315  Close - 80.45

The dollar continues to consolidate in the 80.50 area. Like most markets, volume has thin and the ranges fairly tight. The next move in the dollar, albeit higher or lower, should help drive volume back into other markets. Although we don't trade the dollar directly, we would keep an eye on it as it will affect other markets. Our key levels are 81.50 on the upside and 79.50 on the downside.

CRUDE (APR 10) Open - 81.30  High - 83.03  Low - 80.81  Close - 81.97

Crude oil is currently trading at six week highs. Crude looks like it wants to test the 84 - 85 levels, which are contract highs. We do see strong resistance,  but never count out crude out, it always can move higher. Any break above 85 would signal a new bull move and we would be buyers. Crude oil is up over 15% since early FEB.

CANADAIN DOLLAR (MAR 10) Open 97.45   Close - 97.50

The Canadian Dollar is another market trading at two month highs. Since early FEB, the loonie is up almost 5%. Although there is resistance at 98, the fundamentals are in place for another leg upward. We would be buyers on any pop above 98.

WHEAT (MAY 10) - Open - 488'6  High - 492  Low - 478  Close - 485

The USDA once again raised its estimates for world and US ending stocks. Although planting will be at its lowest levels in over 10 years, I believe the over supply concerns coupled with a stronger dollar equals lower wheat prices. We are sellers at 468

 

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Hank started his career in 1998 with Morgan Stanley as an Account Executive in Atlanta, GA. In 2000, he moved to Chicago to work with Fimat as a clerk in the grain room at the Chicago Board of Trade. From there he has worked in the futures industry with Lind-Waldock and LaSalle Futures Group before deciding to open Trendphonic Futures from 2007 until 2010. Currently Hank works for Olympus Futures  located at the CBOT as a senior broker.  

For more information, please call 800.327.4453, email me at hking@olympusfutures.comor visit www.olympusfutures.com.

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