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- THE SOYBEAN COMPLEX SEEMS TO BE ATTEMPTING TO BOTTOM AT THIS TIME BUT SHOULD FAIL SOON.. (5/17/2013)
- THE SOYBEAN COMPLEX SEEMS TO BE ATTEMPTING TO BOTTOM AT THIS TIME BUT SHOULD FAIL SOON.. (5/17/2013)
- July Beans & Corn have buy signals 05/16 & 05/17 (5/17/2013)
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NO UPDATE EXCEPT FOR CHARTS.
Posted on 5/20/2013 7:41:25 AM by: Rick Alexander, VP, Trading @ Zaner. 312-277-0107.
PLEASE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ANY DECENT RALLIES TO HEDGE YOUR CROPS AND LIGHTEN UP WHATEVER GRAIN(S) THAT YOU MAY BE HOLDING ON TO FROM THE LAST YEAR'S CROP. PLEASE CONTACT ME SO I CAN SET YOU UP TO TALK TO THE HEAD OF OUR HEDGING DEPARTMENT FOR ADVICE. IN MY FORTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE BETTER WHICH IS WHY I DEFER TO HIM IN ORDER TO GIVE MY CLIENTS THE BEST ADVICE AVAILABLE IN MY OPINION. IT'S NOT EASY TO DO THE RIGHT THING WHEN SO MANY FACTORS CAN ALTER THE OUTCOME(WEATHER, DOLLAR, ETC.) WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO LOSE JUST FOR CONTACTING US. OUR DAILY HEDGE LETTER SHOULD ALSO PROVE IN BE HELPFUL.
Higher for rough rice, soybeans, soybean meal and soybean oil while lower for oats, corn, Minneapolis, Kansas City and Chicago wheat . The wheat complex continues to feel heavy to me and while Minneapolis still looks like its attempting to form a possible large bottom, KC and Chicago don't look so good after recent action. I would just watch for a breakout in either direction no matter what what you read and hear. As mentioned here many times before, good support remains below 800 but little resistance nearby(above 925 on the weekly chart) for Minneapois. KC is still in decent support below 760 and has little resistance up to 850. I'm looking for a close over 800 in order to get a buy signal. I'm still looking at a close over 750 for Chicago wheat to give me a possible buy signal. Good support starts around 720 and resistance 825. JUST BY ME CONTINUOSLY REPEATING THE ABOVE SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE AREAS, IT TELLS ME THE WHEAT COMPLEX REALLY HASN'T GONE ANYWHERE FOR QUITE A WHILE! The next crop progress report should show a dramatic increases, especially, in corn. Yields will be lower in some areas due to late plantings but I'm looking for the bean complex to lead the way lower down the road when their planting start to significantly increase. Also, if you look throughout history, the saying 'rain makes grain' holds true except if we get hot and dry weather over the summer to go along with the delay in plantings and I can only remember that happening once but don't hold me to that. We should still get a large enough corn crop to add to a decent carryover in stocks barring weather problems. Adding a record crop in South America, a strong dollar and low cattle placements, this still lead to lower prices especially once good progress is made in the corn plantings. Corn filling its nearest gap at 757 3/4 is good with only 676 remaining. History says, in my opinion, the odds of its other gap being filled remain high no matter what news comes out! Oats closed lower this time and are still hurt by closing below 380 before. Now 370 remains critical to hold in my opinion followed finally by 350. At least oats are back above 380 and could be on its way back to testing the 400 area. Meanwhile, oats have been mostly rangebound between 350 and 400 since last July which should be the overall long term focal points. Now that hot weather has come, I remain impressed that the grains are holding up. Of course new crop corn and bean prices have already been heavily discounted,. Still, a record crop coming out of South America. more than adequate rain and a very strong dollar should help to keep corn and beans from going too much higher off of any bullish news. Corn has a strong resistance area that goes from 675 up to the 725 area where its had trouble penetrating before. I still need to see a close over 725 before my overall thinking changes. Rice had its best high in 3 1/2 weeks before settling lower giving me at least a short term sell signal using 'RICK'S PICKS'. So far rice has held March's low but still looks bearish overall to me. The bean complex settled higher and while all three are attempting to bottom at this time, look for them to lead the way down when plantings increase dramactically. The July bean contract closing over 14 dollars was a strong bullish sign and there is a good resistance between 1375 and 1450. Also, the beans haven't closed over 15 since September 2012. Meal also has strong resistance over 420 to contend with. The bulk of oil's resistance goes from 4950 up to the 5100 area and then continuing over 5400 but a close over 5000 would be helpful since the last time that has happened was back on April 10th. BUY SIGNALS FOR MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT, CORN, SOYBEANS AND SOYBEAN MEAL. SELL SIGNALS FOR KANSAS CITY AND CHICAGO WHEAT, OATS AND SOYBEAN OIL. CALL FOR DETAILS. For additional charts, quotes, news, commentary & more sign-up for a FREE 30-day trial to Market head.Com.
NO UPDATE EXCEPT FOR CHARTS.
Posted on 5/20/2013 7:41:03 AM by: Rick Alexander, VP, Trading @ Zaner. 312-277-0107.
PLEASE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ANY DECENT RALLIES TO HEDGE YOUR CROPS AND LIGHTEN UP WHATEVER GRAIN(S) THAT YOU MAY BE HOLDING ON TO FROM THE LAST YEAR'S CROP. PLEASE CONTACT ME SO I CAN SET YOU UP TO TALK TO THE HEAD OF OUR HEDGING DEPARTMENT FOR ADVICE. IN MY FORTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE BETTER WHICH IS WHY I DEFER TO HIM IN ORDER TO GIVE MY CLIENTS THE BEST ADVICE AVAILABLE IN MY OPINION. IT'S NOT EASY TO DO THE RIGHT THING WHEN SO MANY FACTORS CAN ALTER THE OUTCOME(WEATHER, DOLLAR, ETC.) WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO LOSE JUST FOR CONTACTING US. OUR DAILY HEDGE LETTER SHOULD ALSO PROVE IN BE HELPFUL.
Higher for rough rice, soybeans, soybean meal and soybean oil while lower for oats, corn, Minneapolis, Kansas City and Chicago wheat . The wheat complex continues to feel heavy to me and while Minneapolis still looks like its attempting to form a possible large bottom, KC and Chicago don't look so good after recent action. I would just watch for a breakout in either direction no matter what what you read and hear. As mentioned here many times before, good support remains below 800 but little resistance nearby(above 925 on the weekly chart) for Minneapois. KC is still in decent support below 760 and has little resistance up to 850. I'm looking for a close over 800 in order to get a buy signal. I'm still looking at a close over 750 for Chicago wheat to give me a possible buy signal. Good support starts around 720 and resistance 825. JUST BY ME CONTINUOSLY REPEATING THE ABOVE SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE AREAS, IT TELLS ME THE WHEAT COMPLEX REALLY HASN'T GONE ANYWHERE FOR QUITE A WHILE! The next crop progress report should show a dramatic increases, especially, in corn. Yields will be lower in some areas due to late plantings but I'm looking for the bean complex to lead the way lower down the road when their planting start to significantly increase. Also, if you look throughout history, the saying 'rain makes grain' holds true except if we get hot and dry weather over the summer to go along with the delay in plantings and I can only remember that happening once but don't hold me to that. We should still get a large enough corn crop to add to a decent carryover in stocks barring weather problems. Adding a record crop in South America, a strong dollar and low cattle placements, this still lead to lower prices especially once good progress is made in the corn plantings. Corn filling its nearest gap at 757 3/4 is good with only 676 remaining. History says, in my opinion, the odds of its other gap being filled remain high no matter what news comes out! Oats closed lower this time and are still hurt by closing below 380 before. Now 370 remains critical to hold in my opinion followed finally by 350. At least oats are back above 380 and could be on its way back to testing the 400 area. Meanwhile, oats have been mostly rangebound between 350 and 400 since last July which should be the overall long term focal points. Now that hot weather has come, I remain impressed that the grains are holding up. Of course new crop corn and bean prices have already been heavily discounted,. Still, a record crop coming out of South America. more than adequate rain and a very strong dollar should help to keep corn and beans from going too much higher off of any bullish news. Corn has a strong resistance area that goes from 675 up to the 725 area where its had trouble penetrating before. I still need to see a close over 725 before my overall thinking changes. Rice had its best high in 3 1/2 weeks before settling lower giving me at least a short term sell signal using 'RICK'S PICKS'. So far rice has held March's low but still looks bearish overall to me. The bean complex settled higher and while all three are attempting to bottom at this time, look for them to lead the way down when plantings increase dramactically. The July bean contract closing over 14 dollars was a strong bullish sign and there is a good resistance between 1375 and 1450. Also, the beans haven't closed over 15 since September 2012. Meal also has strong resistance over 420 to contend with. The bulk of oil's resistance goes from 4950 up to the 5100 area and then continuing over 5400 but a close over 5000 would be helpful since the last time that has happened was back on April 10th. BUY SIGNALS FOR MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT, CORN, SOYBEANS AND SOYBEAN MEAL. SELL SIGNALS FOR KANSAS CITY AND CHICAGO WHEAT, OATS AND SOYBEAN OIL. CALL FOR DETAILS. For additional charts, quotes, news, commentary & more sign-up for a FREE 30-day trial to Market head.Com.
THE SOYBEAN COMPLEX SEEMS TO BE ATTEMPTING TO BOTTOM AT THIS TIME BUT SHOULD FAIL SOON..
Posted on 5/17/2013 1:38:23 PM by: Rick Alexander, VP, Trading @ Zaner. 312-277-0107.
PLEASE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ANY DECENT RALLIES TO HEDGE YOUR CROPS AND LIGHTEN UP WHATEVER GRAIN(S) THAT YOU MAY BE HOLDING ON TO FROM THE LAST YEAR'S CROP. PLEASE CONTACT ME SO I CAN SET YOU UP TO TALK TO THE HEAD OF OUR HEDGING DEPARTMENT FOR ADVICE. IN MY FORTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE BETTER WHICH IS WHY I DEFER TO HIM IN ORDER TO GIVE MY CLIENTS THE BEST ADVICE AVAILABLE IN MY OPINION. IT'S NOT EASY TO DO THE RIGHT THING WHEN SO MANY FACTORS CAN ALTER THE OUTCOME(WEATHER, DOLLAR, ETC.) WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO LOSE JUST FOR CONTACTING US. OUR DAILY HEDGE LETTER SHOULD ALSO PROVE IN BE HELPFUL.
Higher for rough rice, soybeans, soybean meal and soybean oil while lower for oats, corn, Minneapolis, Kansas City and Chicago wheat . The wheat complex continues to feel heavy to me and while Minneapolis still looks like its attempting to form a possible large bottom, KC and Chicago don't look so good after recent action. I would just watch for a breakout in either direction no matter what what you read and hear. As mentioned here many times before, good support remains below 800 but little resistance nearby(above 925 on the weekly chart) for Minneapois. KC is still in decent support below 760 and has little resistance up to 850. I'm looking for a close over 800 in order to get a buy signal. I'm still looking at a close over 750 for Chicago wheat to give me a possible buy signal. Good support starts around 720 and resistance 825. JUST BY ME CONTINUOSLY REPEATING THE ABOVE SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE AREAS, IT TELLS ME THE WHEAT COMPLEX REALLY HASN'T GONE ANYWHERE FOR QUITE A WHILE! The next crop progress report should show a dramatic increases, especially, in corn. Yields will be lower in some areas due to late plantings but I'm looking for the bean complex to lead the way lower down the road when their planting start to significantly increase. Also, if you look throughout history, the saying 'rain makes grain' holds true except if we get hot and dry weather over the summer to go along with the delay in plantings and I can only remember that happening once but don't hold me to that. We should still get a large enough corn crop to add to a decent carryover in stocks barring weather problems. Adding a record crop in South America, a strong dollar and low cattle placements, this still lead to lower prices especially once good progress is made in the corn plantings. Corn filling its nearest gap at 757 3/4 is good with only 676 remaining. History says, in my opinion, the odds of its other gap being filled remain high no matter what news comes out! Oats closed lower this time and are still hurt by closing below 380 before. Now 370 remains critical to hold in my opinion followed finally by 350. At least oats are back above 380 and could be on its way back to testing the 400 area. Meanwhile, oats have been mostly rangebound between 350 and 400 since last July which should be the overall long term focal points. Now that hot weather has come, I remain impressed that the grains are holding up. Of course new crop corn and bean prices have already been heavily discounted,. Still, a record crop coming out of South America. more than adequate rain and a very strong dollar should help to keep corn and beans from going too much higher off of any bullish news. Corn has a strong resistance area that goes from 675 up to the 725 area where its had trouble penetrating before. I still need to see a close over 725 before my overall thinking changes. Rice had its best high in 3 1/2 weeks before settling lower giving me at least a short term sell signal using 'RICK'S PICKS'. So far rice has held March's low but still looks bearish overall to me. The bean complex settled higher and while all three are attempting to bottom at this time, look for them to lead the way down when plantings increase dramactically. The July bean contract closing over 14 dollars was a strong bullish sign and there is a good resistance between 1375 and 1450. Also, the beans haven't closed over 15 since September 2012. Meal also has strong resistance over 420 to contend with. The bulk of oil's resistance goes from 4950 up to the 5100 area and then continuing over 5400 but a close over 5000 would be helpful since the last time that has happened was back on April 10th. BUY SIGNALS FOR MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT, CORN, SOYBEANS AND SOYBEAN MEAL. SELL SIGNALS FOR KANSAS CITY AND CHICAGO WHEAT, OATS AND SOYBEAN OIL. CALL FOR DETAILS. For additional charts, quotes, news, commentary & more sign-up for a FREE 30-day trial to Market head.Com.
THE SOYBEAN COMPLEX SEEMS TO BE ATTEMPTING TO BOTTOM AT THIS TIME BUT SHOULD FAIL SOON..
Posted on 5/17/2013 1:35:28 PM by: Rick Alexander, VP, Trading @ Zaner. 312-277-0107.
PLEASE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ANY DECENT RALLIES TO HEDGE YOUR CROPS AND LIGHTEN UP WHATEVER GRAIN(S) THAT YOU MAY BE HOLDING ON TO FROM THE LAST YEAR'S CROP. PLEASE CONTACT ME SO I CAN SET YOU UP TO TALK TO THE HEAD OF OUR HEDGING DEPARTMENT FOR ADVICE. IN MY FORTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE BETTER WHICH IS WHY I DEFER TO HIM IN ORDER TO GIVE MY CLIENTS THE BEST ADVICE AVAILABLE IN MY OPINION. IT'S NOT EASY TO DO THE RIGHT THING WHEN SO MANY FACTORS CAN ALTER THE OUTCOME(WEATHER, DOLLAR, ETC.) WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO LOSE JUST FOR CONTACTING US. OUR DAILY HEDGE LETTER SHOULD ALSO PROVE IN BE HELPFUL.
Higher for rough rice, soybeans, soybean meal and soybean oil while lower for oats, corn, Minneapolis, Kansas City and Chicago wheat . The wheat complex continues to feel heavy to me and while Minneapolis still looks like its attempting to form a possible large bottom, KC and Chicago don't look so good after recent action. I would just watch for a breakout in either direction no matter what what you read and hear. As mentioned here many times before, good support remains below 800 but little resistance nearby(above 925 on the weekly chart) for Minneapois. KC is still in decent support below 760 and has little resistance up to 850. I'm looking for a close over 800 in order to get a buy signal. I'm still looking at a close over 750 for Chicago wheat to give me a possible buy signal. Good support starts around 720 and resistance 825. JUST BY ME CONTINUOSLY REPEATING THE ABOVE SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE AREAS, IT TELLS ME THE WHEAT COMPLEX REALLY HASN'T GONE ANYWHERE FOR QUITE A WHILE! The next crop progress report should show a dramatic increases, especially, in corn. Yields will be lower in some areas due to late plantings but I'm looking for the bean complex to lead the way lower down the road when their planting start to significantly increase. Also, if you look throughout history, the saying 'rain makes grain' holds true except if we get hot and dry weather over the summer to go along with the delay in plantings and I can only remember that happening once but don't hold me to that. We should still get a large enough corn crop to add to a decent carryover in stocks barring weather problems. Adding a record crop in South America, a strong dollar and low cattle placements, this still lead to lower prices especially once good progress is made in the corn plantings. Corn filling its nearest gap at 757 3/4 is good with only 676 remaining. History says, in my opinion, the odds of its other gap being filled remain high no matter what news comes out! Oats closed lower this time and are still hurt by closing below 380 before. Now 370 remains critical to hold in my opinion followed finally by 350. At least oats are back above 380 and could be on its way back to testing the 400 area. Meanwhile, oats have been mostly rangebound between 350 and 400 since last July which should be the overall long term focal points. Now that hot weather has come, I remain impressed that the grains are holding up. Of course new crop corn and bean prices have already been heavily discounted,. Still, a record crop coming out of South America. more than adequate rain and a very strong dollar should help to keep corn and beans from going too much higher off of any bullish news. Corn has a strong resistance area that goes from 675 up to the 725 area where its had trouble penetrating before. I still need to see a close over 725 before my overall thinking changes. Rice had its best high in 3 1/2 weeks before settling lower giving me at least a short term sell signal using 'RICK'S PICKS'. So far rice has held March's low but still looks bearish overall to me. The bean complex settled higher and while all three are attempting to bottom at this time, look for them to lead the way down when plantings increase dramactically. The July bean contract closing over 14 dollars was a strong bullish sign and there is a good resistance between 1375 and 1450. Also, the beans haven't closed over 15 since September 2012. Meal also has strong resistance over 420 to contend with. The bulk of oil's resistance goes from 4950 up to the 5100 area and then continuing over 5400 but a close over 5000 would be helpful since the last time that has happened was back on April 10th. BUY SIGNALS FOR MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT, CORN, SOYBEANS AND SOYBEAN MEAL. SELL SIGNALS FOR KANSAS CITY AND CHICAGO WHEAT, OATS AND SOYBEAN OIL. CALL FOR DETAILS. For additional charts, quotes, news, commentary & more sign-up for a FREE 30-day trial to Market head.Com.
July Beans & Corn have buy signals 05/16 & 05/17
Posted on 5/17/2013 1:13:00 PM by: Larry Baer, Market Strategist @ Zaner. 312-277-0112.
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THE SOYBEAN COMPLEX SEEMS TO BE ATTEMPTING TO BOTTOM AT THIS TIME BUT SHOULD FAIL SOON..
Posted on 5/17/2013 7:24:15 AM by: Rick Alexander, VP, Trading @ Zaner. 312-277-0107.
PLEASE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ANY DECENT RALLIES TO HEDGE YOUR CROPS AND LIGHTEN UP WHATEVER GRAIN(S) THAT YOU MAY BE HOLDING ON TO FROM THE LAST YEAR'S CROP. PLEASE CONTACT ME SO I CAN SET YOU UP TO TALK TO THE HEAD OF OUR HEDGING DEPARTMENT FOR ADVICE. IN MY FORTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE BETTER WHICH IS WHY I DEFER TO HIM IN ORDER TO GIVE MY CLIENTS THE BEST ADVICE AVAILABLE IN MY OPINION. IT'S NOT EASY TO DO THE RIGHT THING WHEN SO MANY FACTORS CAN ALTER THE OUTCOME(WEATHER, DOLLAR, ETC.) WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO LOSE JUST FOR CONTACTING US. OUR DAILY HEDGE LETTER SHOULD ALSO PROVE IN BE HELPFUL.
Higher for rough rice, soybeans, soybean meal and soybean oil while lower for oats, corn, Minneapolis, Kansas City and Chicago wheat . The wheat complex continues to feel heavy to me and while Minneapolis still looks like its attempting to form a possible large bottom, KC and Chicago don't look so good after recent action. I would just watch for a breakout in either direction no matter what what you read and hear. As mentioned here many times before, good support remains below 800 but little resistance nearby(above 925 on the weekly chart) for Minneapois. KC is still in decent support below 760 and has little resistance up to 850. I'm looking for a close over 800 in order to get a buy signal. I'm still looking at a close over 750 for Chicago wheat to give me a possible buy signal. Good support starts around 720 and resistance 825. JUST BY ME CONTINUOSLY REPEATING THE ABOVE SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE AREAS, IT TELLS ME THE WHEAT COMPLEX REALLY HASN'T GONE ANYWHERE FOR QUITE A WHILE! The next crop progress report should show a dramatic increases, especially, in corn. Yields will be lower in some areas due to late plantings but I'm looking for the bean complex to lead the way lower down the road when their planting start to significantly increase. Also, if you look throughout history, the saying 'rain makes grain' holds true except if we get hot and dry weather over the summer to go along with the delay in plantings and I can only remember that happening once but don't hold me to that. We should still get a large enough corn crop to add to a decent carryover in stocks barring weather problems. Adding a record crop in South America, a strong dollar and low cattle placements, this still lead to lower prices especially once good progress is made in the corn plantings. Corn filling its nearest gap at 757 3/4 is good with only 676 remaining. History says, in my opinion, the odds of its other gap being filled remain high no matter what news comes out! Oats closed lower this time and are still hurt by closing below 380 before. Now 370 remains critical to hold in my opinion followed finally by 350. At least oats are back above 380 and could be on its way back to testing the 400 area. Meanwhile, oats have been mostly rangebound between 350 and 400 since last July which should be the overall long term focal points. Now that hot weather has come, I remain impressed that the grains are holding up. Of course new crop corn and bean prices have already been heavily discounted,. Still, a record crop coming out of South America. more than adequate rain and a very strong dollar should help to keep corn and beans from going too much higher off of any bullish news. Corn has a strong resistance area that goes from 675 up to the 725 area where its had trouble penetrating before. I still need to see a close over 725 before my overall thinking changes. Rice had its best high in 3 1/2 weeks before settling lower giving me at least a short term sell signal using 'RICK'S PICKS'. So far rice has held March's low but still looks bearish overall to me. The bean complex settled higher and while all three are attempting to bottom at this time, look for them to lead the way down when plantings increase dramactically. The July bean contract closing over 14 dollars was a strong bullish sign and there is a good resistance between 1375 and 1450. Also, the beans haven't closed over 15 since September 2012. Meal also has strong resistance over 420 to contend with. The bulk of oil's resistance goes from 4950 up to the 5100 area and then continuing over 5400 but a close over 5000 would be helpful since the last time that has happened was back on April 10th. BUY SIGNALS FOR MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT, CORN, SOYBEANS AND SOYBEAN MEAL. SELL SIGNALS FOR KANSAS CITY AND CHICAGO WHEAT, OATS AND SOYBEAN OIL. CALL FOR DETAILS. For additional charts, quotes, news, commentary & more sign-up for a FREE 30-day trial to Market head.Com.