AG Review

John WalshGrains

The Beans , Meal , and Oil, all movers today based on fund buying. The weather pattern in ARG will shift and start to see rains this week. There are more scheduled as we move towards april. The rains may help double crop production, The declines should be halted. The Brazilian crop remains huge. Logistic issues have improved and much …

Bean Wars – Capitalizing on Volatility

Michael BullionGrains

USDA reports that China is the top soybean importer and purchases more than half of the beans grown in the U.S.  With the impending tariffs on steel and aluminum, a trade war could be a possibility on the horizon and is certainly something U.S. farmers are talking about.  What does this mean, in my opinion, more volatility ahead.  The continued …

AG MOVES

John WalshGrains

The Beans and meal today felt the brunt of the USDA report. The large domestic carry the slow of exports all have an effect. This one may be just getting going. The funds bought and bought on the weather scare and ran this up to a level that appears to be out of whack.The weekend looks to bring a few …

AG Potentially very important day

John WalshGrains

Wasde released today. As I have said for the past week, this report can put a different perspective on the outlook. That is what has transpired in my opinion. First the domestic carry showed a significant increase to 555 million. The market expected a decline. The exports continue to decline, and further declines may be in the near future. This …

AG OUTLOOK

John WalshGrains

The markets continued down today. There remains little to be said today. The wasde report tomorrow will answer the immediate questions. What is the South American crop as a whole. How much of a global reduction, if any will there be. The Argentinian numbers become important in the near term. The long term is another story. There is a ample …

Livestock Report

Ben DiCostanzoGrains, Livestock

Live Cattle The April Live Cattle contract opened higher (123.325) and ran up to the high of the day (124.825) on Tuesday, March 6, 2018, testing resistance at 124.70 before failing and breaking down to the low (122.45) of the day. It ended the session at 122.80. A break down below the Tuesday low could see the rising 100 DMA …

AG – BIG MONTH

John WalshGrains

SOY COMPLEX This may prove to be a big month for AG moves. Opportunity and Risk everywhere. The WASDE report this week will put the South American numbers in perspective. This is a key factor going forward. The market may well have dialed in a smaller ARG crop than we will see this week. If this is the case and …

AG Wrap

John WalshGrains

The Markets saw a two sided trade today. The old crop soy remains supported by the Argentinian weather situation. There appears to be a few chances for rain in the future. The question now is what is the crop size. Estimates range in ARG 40-45mmt now. The Brazilian crop as high as 117 mmt. The yields apparently are huge. There …