In the volatile world of commodities, few markets are as historically sensitive to environmental, political, and economic shifts as the cotton market. From the ancient trade routes of the Indus Valley to the modern trading pits of the New York Board of Trade, cotton’s price fluctuations have been the subject of intense analysis. Traditional methods—fundamental analysis (weather, crop yields, demand) and technical analysis (moving averages, RSI, Fibonacci retracements)—dominate the landscape.