Looking For A Stock Market Hedge? This ETF Tracks A Commodity Expected To Rise

Teucrium Sugar Fund ETF (NYSE:CANE) was consolidating slightly lower on declining volume Tuesday, continuing within its downtrend, which began on Feb. 12.

The demand for sugar is rapidly increasing due to population growth and the expanding global middle class. The commodity plays a vital role in various industries worldwide, serving as a sweetener, fuel (ethanol), bio-material, ink, cement, glue, and alcohol.

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CANE offers investors a convenient way to track the price of sugar futures within a brokerage account and because historically, sugar doesn’t move in tandem with U.S. stock market trends, CANE could be an appealing choice for traders wishing to diversify their investment portfolios.

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The CANE Chart: CANE formed a lower low within its downtrend on Tuesday, falling to hit the lower trend line of a descending channel. When the ETF dropped to its low-of-day, buyers came in and bought the dip, which caused CANE to look to print a dragonfly doji candlestick on the daily chart, which may indicate the local bottom has occurred.

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