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The Hightower Report Featured in Business Week



David Hightower, the principal and editor of The Hightower Report was recently featured in Business Week. The publication provides research and analysis on commodity and financial futures markets.



The article titled "David Hightower on the Explosion in Commodities Markets" explains how he has dealt in commodities for more than 25 years in the industry. When Business Week writer Christopher Farrel asked if the agricultural commodity boom is becoming a bubble, Hightower answered, "The markets always run ahead of themselves, both on the upside and the downside. Do I think we are ahead of ourselves now Yes. But we haven't seen prices go up enough to pay for the further development of high-powered seed technology, biofuel energy, and the like."



Hightower also gave his insight on the forecast of agricultural prices. Although prices are increasing and staying high, they're in great demand. If there was a shortage or surplus in food, it would be corrected in three to five years, but lately price increases are driven by physical demand.



Hightower also predicted that the price of protein will be the next price shock. Hog producers have had to reduce the size of their herds and he believes that pork and beef will be the next big topic.



For the full article, go to http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/08_21/b4085021646744.htmchan=search.



For more information, visit www.futures-research.com.



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The Hightower Report provides research and commentary on the futures markets daily. The reports feature trade strategies designed to help capture the market's potential while protecting against an unexpected turn.






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