Futures Outlook

Brian Stutland said on CNBC's "Futures Outlook" copper is trading higher on the news of vaccine and the reflation trade. He sees a real demand for copper and before he starts to buy it, he wants to see a trade above the 2017-2018 high. In the next year, the tariffs could be a catalyst...

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Scott Nations said he wants to be a buyer of natural gas. The commodity traded sharply lower on Thursday on the news of increased storage and Nations sees an opportunity to buy. He wants to buy the January futures contract at $2.60. His price target is $2....

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Bill Baruch said copper is going to be heading a lot higher in 2021. He doesn't like to chase the market, but he is bullish because he thinks the Fed is going to remain accommodative and the vaccine is going to bring tailwind to risk assets. This will...

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Jeff Kilburg said that 1% yield is going to be an interest resistance for the U.S. 10-Year Treasuries, but the short-term momentum is here. There is still $17 trillion in negative yield and that will offset any longevity above 1% in the 10-year note,...

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Bill Baruch of Blue Line Futures said he is bearish on Treasury prices and bullish on the yield. He expects the yield to reach 1.25%. After the election, the government is going to get the fiscal policy done, print more debt and increase infrastructure...

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Brian Stutland said he would rather own stocks and volatility, instead of diversifying with bonds. Over the last few days, he has closed his bond positions. Stutland is a seller of bonds. He wants to sell the December 10-Year Notes futures contract at...

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Jeff Kilburg of KKM Financials shared his view on 10-Year Treasury Notes. He said he is bullish on futures prices and bearish on yield because of the election uncertainty, the range bound market and the fact that the German Bund has recently hit new lows....

Brian Stutland of Equity Armor Investments said on CNBC's "Futures Outlook" that the natural gas trade has gotten a little ahead of itself to the upside. Stutland expects to see a sell-off in natural gas as he forecast a slightly warmer weather in October. He would sell the November...

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Scott Nations said that natural gas traded more than 50% higher in the last three months because of the seasonal cold weather and the impact of the Hurricane Delta. The production is slowing down due to the hurricane, but supply is still 11.5% above the...