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Moe Agostino, Farms.com Risk Management explains how farmers can reduce their price risk and the volatility in the grain markets by following some hedging strategies. For the other Market School Lessons, visit www.marketschool.farms.com Commodity Marketing Is Risky And Not For Everyone.

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Two days after a debt-limit deal that was supposed to calm fragile markets was signed into law – the Dow Jones plummeted more than 500 points today. The 512-point drop was the worst the market has seen since October of 2008 – right in the middle of the financial crisis. And today’s loss caps off a 10% drop in the market over the last ten days – erasing all the gains made so far this year. As for a reason behind the market dosedive today…pick one! Between fears over tomorrow’s release of new unemployment numbers – a spreading financial crisis in Europe – and a debt-limit deal that economists are predicting will shrink the economy and kill 1.8 million jobs – investors have plenty of reason to worry about what is increasingly looking like a bear market. Remember John Boehner said he got 98% of what he wanted in the debt-limit deal? So I guess we can pile 98% of the economic calamity we’re hurdling toward at the feet of the Republican Party. For more on why the stock market is crashing – and what the economic future looks like with Tea Party Republicans steering the ship of state via hostage-taking politics – Thom is joined by Max Fraad Wolff – Economist at The New School University Graduate Program in International Affairs – and Huffington Post Blogger.
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11 Responses to “stock market school|Farms.com Market School: Lesson 13 – Grain Hedging With Futures.”

  1. goog2k

    JEEZ, I sure hope everyone thanks House Speaker John Boehner and TEA PARTY Republicans for the 15% DROP in the stock market the last 3 weeks.
    It COST American pensions & investors ONLY $2 TRILLION+ dollars!
    President.Obama offered Boehner a $4 Trillion deficit reduction bill July 8, and Boehner “Walked Out!”
    If Boehner & the WACKO Tea Party Republicans had only accepted Obama’s $4 Trillion debt REDUCTION offer July 9, the Stock Market would now probably be UP +10%, instead of DOWN -15%.
    Duhh???

  2. Licmycat

    I just watched a vid that was shocking and woke me up like a bucket of ice water dumped on my head. That paper they passed a law on illegal was the ‘individual’ rights a corporation has and they are selling them on Wall Street! It MUST be their way of justifying slavery in this country again!! They should ALL go to PRISON!!!

  3. Licmycat

    @imminent46 Omygosh, ur so smart! Have a great weekend!

  4. truevoice08

    “Remember John Boehner said he got 98% of what he wanted in the debt-limit deal? So I guess we can pile 98% of the economic calamity we’re hurdling toward at the feet of the Republican Party” What stupid partisan logic! Proof that Hartmann is just another MSM whore!

  5. armyveteran101st

    Forgive me for my callousness, but I sincerely could not give less of a shit for investors, for the stock market, or for the financial community. They’re sitting on two trillion dollars only because they are “nervous”, and feel “unsettled” about the current climate and the fact that the gov’t might at some point ask them to start paying their fair share and stop being parasites. FUCK THEM! My country’s economy is in the toilet because of them, and they can go suck a stiff one for all I care.

  6. ddnguyen278

    Do people understand the job numbers? 18,000 jobs created in a country of 300,000,000 people.. wooppee!

  7. imminent46

    @Licmycat Crash is Imminent

  8. splaaaack

    In a nutshell, teachers, policemen and government workers are paying for the crimes of Wall Street. Is there no justice in this economy?

  9. Licmycat

    There is big crime going on Wall Street. They are doing away with laws and have no morals. They are worse than the Mafia. Stock traders and lawyers there are lying about stocks, bonds, and downsizing for the money. They don’t give a flying fig they are hurting America. The whole thing should be banished. Wall Street is a curse on capitalism. Not to mention We The People.

  10. NuclearSiege

    Tea Party candidates are the problem now? Get real buddy.

  11. cragmac1000

    The name of the game is who fucks who over for the greatest percentage, while everyone else without the monetary means to fuck each other over suffers for the greed of the few.