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June 2012 Editor Comments

Wednesday, 02 May 2012 05:30 Jerry Toepke
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CRBside Commentary

Speaking of doubling your pleasure, did the CRB Index make a double
bottom?  After peaking in April 2011 at 688, the Index fell by December
to 547.  It then ran back in February to test 600.  Unable to progress
any farther, it closed March lower at 573.  Following through lower
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May 2012 Editor Comments

Tuesday, 03 April 2012 02:50 Jerry Toepke
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CRBside Commentary

Consolidation?  Retracement?  Full retest?

After declining from its April 2011 all-time high of 688 all the way
down to its most recent low of 547 in December 2011, the CRB Index
(page 74) closed the month of February 2012 at 600.32.  But, with
Last Updated on Tuesday, 03 April 2012 09:52 Read more...
 

April 2012 Editor's Comments

Wednesday, 07 March 2012 03:32 Jerry Toepke
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MRCI Strategies' Hypothetical Results

MRCI wishes to direct your attention to pages 75-78.  The first three
pages tabulate hypothetical results of and display equity curves for 
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March 2012 Editor Comments

Thursday, 02 February 2012 07:10 Jerry Toepke
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CRBside Commentary

Well, was that it?  From its high close of 688 in April 2011, the CRB Index
(now called CCI) worked its way lower in orderly fashion for the remainder
of the year into December, when it closed as low as 547 and ended the
month/year at 563.

But it never looked back in January.  Its lowest daily close during the month
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February 2012 Editor Comments

Tuesday, 03 January 2012 06:10 Jerry Toepke
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CRBside Commentary

And 2011 went out with a whimper, not a bang ...

The year 2010 drew to a close with the venerable ninth revision of
the CRB Index at a new all-time of 630.  It then proceeded higher,
eventually closing April 2011 at yet another new all-time high of
688.
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