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Live Event: Once World Financial Markets Stabilize, Which Agriculture Commodity Markets are Undervalued?

Posted on August 23rd, 2007 by Commodities Trading
Filed under: Live Events

Webinar: Once World Financial Markets Stabilize, Which Agriculture Commodity Markets are Undervalued?
Presenter: Terry Roggensack, Senior Commodity Research Analyst
Date: Thursday, August 23rd
Time: 1:00PM to 2:00PM EST

Terry Roggensack will explain in detail – Once the World Financial Markets Stabilize, Which Agriculture Commodity Markets are Undervalued

Webinar Highlights:

  • Commodity washout from fund liquidation: actual or perceived demand problem?
  • Improved soybean weather for 2nd half of August, but how much damage done?
  • Bearish technical signals in wheat, but wheat not sensitive to global economy.
  • China pork imports may continue into early 2008
  • Questions

… And more

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn in detail from Terry Roggensack – Once the World Financial Markets Stabilize, Which Agriculture Commodity Markets are Undervalued

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About the Presenter:
Terry Roggensack is a principal owner of The Hightower Report, an independent commodity research and analysis firm that broadcasts comprehensive daily research reports to over 3000 locations in 45 countries worldwide. Terry has been a senior commodity research analyst with the Hightower Report from its inception, specializing in grain and livestock. Mr. Roggensack has had over 25 years of experience in the futures industry, and most of that time has been spent doing research! He is often called on by the Chicago Board of Trade for press conferences following key USDA reports and has been heard on the WGN noon show in Chicago as grain research specialist.

Background: University of Illinois graduate in 1979 from college of Agriculture, Agriculture Economics. Terry spent from 1979 to 1987 worked at Stotler and Company, starting out as a runner and research assistant and eventually reaching the position of Director of Research and Marketing. In 1988, as the director of a new clearing firm in London, Terry developed many contacts in the sugar and cocoa industries. Terry co-founded The Hightower Report with Dave Hightower in 1990, and their company has grown to be one of the most respected research firms in the industry. As a native of northeast Iowa, Terry has strong roots in the agricultural community.

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