thanks

Sure. Here’s a daily chart of /NQ with some of the intermediate-term downside targets as well as a weekly chart of /RTY (current at support) with the next intermediate-term downside target.

Unlike just about every service in the US & around the world, I didn’t raise the subscription costs, despite significant increases to my expenses, after the post-pandemic free-for-all price increase bonanza. In fact, I’ve never raised the subscription fees since starting this service nearly 15 years ago.

This site is more a hobby or extension of my passion for trading than a primary source of income. I have always stated that I am not a robot & as such, do not trade or sit at my desk every day the stock market is open.

I typically take one or two “out of town/country” vacations a year with some days off or half-working here & there throughout the year. In the past, I’ve spoken to the detrimental risk of “trader burn-out” or fatigue.

If you have a subscription to the Wall Street Journal or just about any other service providing a regular & consistent product or service, those businesses have multiple employees, most working on any given day with some on vacation, PTO, appointments, etc…

I value your feedback & I’ve always strived to get out important developments & trading opps to my subs asap, quite often before I even take the time to enter positions in my own account on the most timely breakouts.

At the end of the day, you will either find value in what you are paying for or not. As of now, I plan to keep posting analysis & trade ideas at the current pace for at least 5 more years. At some point down the road after my wife decides to retire, I will likely travel more & also engage the market & other securities less, waiting for the big moves to fully set up & trigger buy & sell signals.

I can’t speak to the impact of tariffs on wheat since that’s not my area of expertise. I can only rely on the charts to be my guide, with the understanding that all (or most) known variables, including global & regional weather patterns, crop production, tariffs & other governmental impacts (subsidies, etc..) are factored in.

Here’s my weekly chart of $WHEAT (continuous futures contract, end-of-day chart). Still waiting for either a solid breakout above the big bullish falling wedge and/or a complete pullback to the primary uptrend line just below before adding to my existing long-term trend position.