TRADING TIPS

Popcorn Trade Next Targets

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at Corn. So yesterday’s video is have you ever thought trading about this. It took off and it went higher today so hopefully you caught that. Obviously, this is corn futures to continuous contract. If you don’t trade futures like I do you can just trade CORN, the corn fund. It will do basically the same thing but it won’t be a future. Next target since it’s already hit our first on a $13.49. Second one on $13.59. Next target is going to be $13.77, $13.94 and $14.04. Now, you could do a DBA. It’s an agriculture fund. It’s not good as corn in my opinion. But it still has a solid uptrend. But it’s more of an invesco agriculture fund. It’s going to have a lot of different agriculture products in it. But if you just want to outright trade CORN, the corn fund would be an easier place since corn is pretty strong right now. Good luck. Hope it helps. See you on the next video. Hubert.

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