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Commentary The corn market has entered the yield guessing game as harvest begins. In the interim the demand story is dead. We have plenty of corn to handle any type of demand for the rest of the calendar year in my opinion. Moving the market dramatically higher even on reduced yields could be a challenge. Having said that, I’m hearing …

Commentary Last week’s carryover estimates have the market’s attention potentially focusing the producer on the need for good wheat crops next year. Hence the increased talk in higher planted acreage for all wheat in the 21/22 crop year. Seven dollar prices for Kc and Chicago will do that in my view. The technical’ s show a potential double top on …

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Commentary Big report Friday as the USDA will incorporate planted and harvested acres along with supply and demand estimates. The big number for me overall is where they see carry-out or ending stocks. More times then not in the last 15 years, the USDA has increased yield in its September report. Per Reuters today, A huge downside surprise for U.S …

Walsh Trading Daily Insights Commentary October Lean Hogs broke down right from the open making the high of the day on the open at 89.975. The decline took price down to 88.00 and it settled nearby at 88.10 The breakdown took price below support at 88.325 putting support at 87.10 and the 86.05 consolidation low in traders crosshairs. A reversal …

Commentary It was another ugly day for market bulls as December corn fell over 10 cents on what seemed to be a liquidation trade in my opinion. This come on top of corn tumbling over 5% last week. We missed the June lows by 3 cents today. Uncertainty over exports could still hang over the market for the near term …

Commentary   Front month grain contracts took the brunt of the selling today as terminal outages in Louisiana due to the Hurricane potentially gave thoughts to decreased near term demand. Power outages in the U.S.’s busiest AG port raised concerns  about supplies building with nowhere to go. Sep 21/Nov 21 beans which were trading at a 40 cent inverse just …

Walsh Trading Daily Insights Commentary October Lean Hogs continued its sideways trade on Wednesday, this time rallying to resistance after breaking down the past two sessions. Hogs have now established a new trading range with 91.425 as the high and 88.325 as the low. Wednesday’s rally took price past resistance at 90.40 to the high at 90.90. It pulled back …