After Dividends GIS Raised Prices...Will They CRUSH Earnings?Is GIS part of the global Supply Crunch? After several months our GIS retail play is holding up nicely but will they crush earnings? It seems they're poised to knock this out the park on 12 21, but anything could happen. Please DYOR before jumping in to GIS, read their prospectus & recent SEC filings, so there are no surprises. Full disclosure considering cutting bags here. We're done at the grocery store this quarter, & may look to rotate back into sectors that are down. 
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Grain Supply ChainI read some stuff on social media bashing General Mills about price increases. While I don't agree with corporate greed, rising prices and outlandish CEO pay, I also don't agree with sitting back & doing nothing. I don't have all the answers but I did get into supply side trades last year. I wont give away all the details, but not buying the obvious things that people need every day to live is pretty...dull to say the least. You know what you use, what your kids like & what moves the markets. Having the information is just knowledge, using the info you have to make actionable PROFITABLE decisions is wisdom. Anything commodities related, is likely to get squeezed by inflation. Inflation, you know printing trillions of dollars in worthless junk currency? It was bound to make prices increase. The pandemic, & the supply chain crunch made it all that much worse! But! This could be an excellent buying opportunity for you, if you act. Doing nothing in life is very costly, & missing out on supply chain/inflation/pandemic trades is just plain lazy. Good luck! 
GIS: Strong weekly trend possible...$GIS offers a very interesting chart setup here, weekly might erupt into a fierce rally, so buying it after confirmation would prove tremendously profitable if it holds up after earnings. I'd wait for the report to buy it on dips after earnings are out of the way but you could accumulate it during a couple weeks, on dips as well. The sector is the least popular amongst analyst, as pointed out by @timwest. 
Since I think Gold has likely peaked, it's likely to see stocks grind higher, for longer than most expect and finding the best chart patterns amongst the least popular stocks is the best way of profiting from this juncture.
Cheers,
Ivan Labrie.
















