Coffee: Recovering Colombian Production Could Boost Call Sellers
James Cordier submits:
The coffee market reached its highest price levels in 14 years in early 2011. And while the price rally was supported both by underlying fundamentals and macroeconomic influences, those very same forces may now be ever so gradually shifting away from the bulls. Nonetheless, there is still plenty of hefty premiums left in the call options. If you are an options seller looking for what could be rapid time decay, you may want to get out your shopping baskets.
Brazilian Harvest Brings Fresh Supplies
June finds the 2011 Brazilian Coffee harvest in full swing. Bulls have touted the expected lower yield of this year's crop as a main justification for higher prices. Yet the crop is only expected to be about 8-10 million bags less than last year's record production (see chart below).
Brazil's 2010 coffee harvest was a new record. The 2011 yield is expected to be 8-10 millionComplete Story »
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