It's Time To Short Commodities - The Market Speculator

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It's Time To Short Commodities
Aug 25, 2008 05:18 AM UTC

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Symbol	Sentiment	Start	Return	Closed
MOS		08/25/08	-0.68%	08/25/08

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Over the past week I have been watching for the commodity bounce to reach resistance and begin to fade. We are nearing that point in many commodity stocks. I will likely stay away from energy, as I do see more room to the upside for oil. This could boost energy stocks.

Steel, agriculture, copper, gold and silver related stocks all are close to good short entry points.

MOS is a good example of

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