Coffee Shortage Spurs Counterfeit Grinds

Some unwanted ingredients are now being added to it and most consumers are none the wiser. Coffee producers are adding fillers to ground coffee, according to new research by State University of Londrina in Brazil and presented this week at a meeting of the American Chemical Society. One thing is for sure: With such counterfeit coffee, producers are hoping to stretch their coffee supplies and increase profits, especially as a global shortage looms in the next few decades, which many blame on climate change.

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Trading Beans With Binaries

ZS is the underlying instrument used to trade Soybeans  in Nadex.  Soybeans is at an interesting support test at 1105.75 The harmonic scenario for ZS is what we’ll use for trade setups through Nadex, we’re using an STR12 bar size for an intraday perspective.  This chart shows that there was confluence at a completion of a bearish pattern at 1128.75, as shown with the blue triangles, and since that rejection of the PRZ (Potential Reversal Zone aka completion zone for a harmonic pattern), price has retraced it’s ideal minimum target of a 38.2% pull back.  Shallow retracements of a harmonic pattern offer a high probability of retesting the PRZ or better yet, upside continuation. There is some confluence of this 1105.75 support test with momentum support, so the subgraph oscillator is testing a line in sand labelled 0 (zero).  Failure to hold above the zero line while price holds below 1105.75 shifts the bias to downside to continue the retracement of that blue colored harmonic pattern with the ideal target at 1068.50 and scaling points at 1091.5 and 1081.5 as shown with the gray fibs on the underlying instrument.

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Trading Beans With Binaries