Brian Stutland

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Brian Stutland of Equity Armor Investments said there is some demand for 10-Year Treasury notes at these levels. Treasury auctions for the past couple of days have done pretty well so Stutland sees some support. He wants to dip in for a short-term trade...

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Brian Stutland of Equity Armor said he's watching the June futures NASDAQ 100 contract because that's going to be the active futures contract next week. If it manages to close above the 12,800 level, that would be a key reversal signal for him and...

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Brian Stutland said when you take a look at the supply and demand picture in natural gas, the demand is up a few percent year-over-year and supply is down a few percent. That suggests prices should be higher from last year, but it seems when natural gas...

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Brian Stutland of Equity Armor Investments said he is starting to worry that reflation will become inflation and he thinks interest rates are going above 1%. Stutland wants to sell the March 10-Year Treasury Notes futures contract at 137'12, with a...

Brian Stutland said on CNBC's "Futures Outlook" copper is trading higher on the news of vaccine and the reflation trade. He sees a real demand for copper and before he starts to buy it, he wants to see a trade above the 2017-2018 high. In the next year, the tariffs could be a catalyst...

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Brian Stutland said he would rather own stocks and volatility, instead of diversifying with bonds. Over the last few days, he has closed his bond positions. Stutland is a seller of bonds. He wants to sell the December 10-Year Notes futures contract at...

On CNBC's "Fast Money Halftime Report," Bill Baruch of Blue Line Futures said that strong demand from China, hopes on the U.S. stimulus and hopes on the infrastructure spending are driving the move higher in copper. He thinks the commodity is still range-bound, but he expects it to...

On CNBC's "Futures Outlook," Brian Stutland said that lumber is heading lower and he wants to sell the November futures contract. Stutland is a seller at $575 and his price target is at $495. He would place a stop loss at $625. He is willing to risk $5,500 to make $8,800.