Lind eWire Newsletter   ISSUE 411 | NOV 2005

Feature Articles

• Welcome Back to Lind-Waldock
• Effects of the New Chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve
• Winter Outlook for Grains and Oilseeds with Rich Feltes

ABCs of Futures

• Technical Analysis and Options Strategies for Long-Term Position Traders

About Markets

• 2005 Gold Rush -Bull or Bust?

Ask a Broker

• I've noticed that the near-term copper futures are trading at a premium to contracts further out in time, what causes this to occur?

Featured Book of the Month

• Energy & Emissions Markets by Peter C. Fusaro and Tom James

Man Global Research (formerly Refco Global Research)

• MGR gives a summary of Informa Economics' fall conference, with 2006 outlooks for agricultural crops, cattle, hogs, dairy and poultry.

Stock Futures Zone

• Building Your CME E-Mini™ Futures Trading Strategy

Did You Know?

At age 11, Ben Bernanke won the South Carolina state spelling bee, and in high school, achieved the state's highest SAT score, 1590.

Before he became an economist, Alan Greenspan was a professional musician. After studying briefly at Julliard, he toured with Henry Jerome's swing band, playing clarinet, saxophone, and flute.