Brady Sidwell is a journalist who focuses on local news and market analysis in Enid, Oklahoma. He writes for the Enid News & Eagle and Barchart, providing insights and updates on various topics such as market trends, agricultural reports, and seasonal changes.
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Brady Sidwell's articles demonstrate a focus on investment analysis, data citation, and announcements within sales & marketing, finance, food & beverage, and agriculture & farming themes. He often covers specific topics related to commodity markets such as wheat stocks, corn, soybeans alongside broader economic events like market surges and dollar plunges.
When reaching out to Brady with pitches or expertise in these areas of interest it would be beneficial to provide insights into investment trends within the agricultural sector or the impact of economic fluctuations on commodity markets. Additionally, offering data-driven analysis related to cattle-on-feed reports or USDA findings may resonate well with his coverage.
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10 days until US Presidential Election
Howdy market watchers. November is here and so is the time of year to turn your clocks back one hour.
By: Brady Sidwell
November rain and holiday fervor are here Howdy market watchers! November is here and so is the time of year to turn your clocks back one hour.
November rain and holiday fervor are here
Sidwell is a Series 3 licensed commodity futures broker and principal of Sidwell Strategies.
By: Brady Sidwell
Howdy market watchers! It was a HUGE week! US Presidential election, Federal Reserve FOMC interest rate decision, USDA monthly WASDE and Crop Production reports and huge rains in the Southern Plains.
By: Brady Sidwell
Howdy market watchers! Time is marching on with half of November already behind us.
So, what will make the U.S. dollar index go back down? Well, there are a number of factors, but one is easing monetary policy by the FOMC, which means interest rate cuts. While more cuts are expected, the inflation part of the equation is not helping. The jobs market has become a major focus for the Federal Reserve given inflation has moderated, but now declining corporate earnings and uncertainty before the election have resulted in companies shedding employees.
Happy Thanksgiving week ahead market watchers! Markets will be closed Thursday for turkey day, but will re-open Friday although light trade is expected on both Wednesday and Black Friday.
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