The Long Term Behavior of Agricultural Commodity Prices

One thing that is sure has not changed throughout these life years are human emotions; a simple example can be illustrated: when a young man died in battle, his mother cried whether that is today or back in Roman times. For a chartist, or a pure technical analyst, graphs are an illustration of current and historical human emotion, that seem to repeat itself through time. Cycles play an important part of human life but are very hard to prove, hence the reason why most of them remain theories...

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Aymeric de Condé received his B.B.A diploma at Temple University before graduating from SKEMA Business School with a Master of Science in Financial Markets & Investments. He has always been interested in the fundamentals of the Commodity market. He is now a Consultant for Financial Services in New York City.