Stable to lower valuations of US stock indices on poor economic data.This is a quick take on possibilities for swing direction today and early next week.

Wheat, corn, and soybeans met minimum downside objectives for a short-term model trend.Next? See this podcast. Tell others. Thanks.

As expected the virus-related recession dropped US jobs in March. 710,000 less jobs. Unemployment jumped to 4.4% from 3.5% in March.As forecast well in advance, unemployment rises in a bust phase of the US business cycle.Watch the podcast for clues as to when the bad times end and the good times return for the US economy. Stock market?

The collapse in milk prices relates to a virus related crush in demand.This show offers business cycle insight to long-term trend possibilities of dairy prices.

The trends of US bond prices relative to the business cycle model.Initial jobless claims rocketed to around six million versus a surge of three million the week prior.Huge virus-recession impact.

A near-term update on the 2020 bear market for corn prices. Fundamentals remain of a bearish bias. The model does not offer robust demand.

Soybean took a break in price fluctuation in recent days. This is normally a sign of preparation for the next swing. Near-term volatility to rise a bit.

Near-term insight into US wheat price fluctuation as of Mar 31.

With the risk of far too soon of call, the model-based analysis suggests a chance for a long-term bottom in the US stock market. See this podcast for details. Tell others. Manage your risk.This show also provides insight for swing possibilities over the next 24 hours to a few weeks.

The short-term peak is due, still. What of the larger trend?