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I'll agree that short term, 1-2 years, growth will be slow. But I expect that growth in demand will force companies to increase hours and pay more to employees which will accelerate growth rate and thus commodity prices.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
..and futures can remain range-bound for as long as they want to as far as I'm concerned. Sell calls at resistance and puts at support once established.
I've got AUG CL puts about to expire worthless, that's it. Watching CL, ES, and NG. Just don't like the grains right now. Want to sell calls on the ES but will wait on the fed minutes due out today. Earnings could increase volatility somewhat.
I am not really familiar with selling options on futures, as opposed to equities. Knowing that at ~60 days theta starts to really work in your favour, why sell options on futures +60 days till expiration? Are you essentially using the contango or backwardation in these futures to offset the slower decay in the longer dated options?
