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John WalshGrains

The soy continues under pressure. The 6th is the deadline for China and the US. This whole scenario has shifted some scenarios into play. First the markets in my opinion are over supplied. Given the weather, the global carry, prices were due this break. Trump will play hard ball if China does not give on the trade imbalance. I really …

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John WalshGeneral Commentary, Grains

The USDA report out of the way. There were no major surprises, just confirmations of what is known. The soybean stocks are confirmed a record at this time. This is of course significant and is a continuation of the growth in oilseed stocks in general. This stock number is not due to China. Rather production growth. The acreage was increased …

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John WalshGeneral Commentary, Grains

The next major consideration will be acreage which is released friday. I dont have alot of new insights today. The market has experienced a significant break. Now, the market needs to digest this before the acreage report. It is also a time of year where the weather will become important if only for a psychological reason. We are due a …

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John WalshGeneral Commentary, Grains

The market revived the downtrend with more talk of tariffs. This is going to be realized within the next two weeks as the deadline is july 6th. It is my personal belief that China will take steps to give Trump something he will accept. I dont believe that China can afford a trade war. There is to much risk for …

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John WalshGeneral Commentary, Grains

The soy rebounded sharply today. This was due given the recent break. the market will have concerns over the trade wars going forward. There still is a underlying theme that there is a friendly market out there. My report yesterday suggested to take defense up with profits on net short positions. It is possible to rally into the USDA report …

AG TIME time to be nimble

John WalshGeneral Commentary, Grains

The soy continues to break, the beans and meal both. This is significant. I have been bearish,not due to the rhetoric and trade spat. But, because the numbers from a historic perspective warrant lower prices. I do believe history is the great equalizer. All things happen again. Having said all that I believe it is time to be cautious. Everything …

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John WalshGeneral Commentary, Grains

Two sided trade today. there are alot of considerations here. The market has broken alot over concerns on the tariffs. This is a significant scenario and will have implications. The largest concern I have looking forward is the production growth. We are growing global carry overs in spite of record demand. Looking at this years crop. I feel we will …