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South America Grain Weather from WxRisk.com

walshtradingGeneral Commentary, Grains, Weather

For the complete South America Grain Weather Report, CLICK HERE. Summary: Argentina – The Models over the weekend and this Monday morning have NOT changed at all. The lack of ANY rain over 0.50″/ 12mm over any portion of Argentina over the next 10 days is really quite remarkable. The 11-15 day operational or regular GFS model does bring some …

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US HRWW Grain Weather Issues from WxRisk.com

walshtradingGeneral Commentary, Grains, Weather

For the complete US HRWW Grain Weather Issues Report, CLICK HERE. Summary: Drought conditions over most of Plains/Delta worsening weekly. Midwest is in good shape, but Missouri is not. Recent and next 30 day rainfall and temps are presented along with an overview of La Nina. For those interested in grains and livestock, Walsh Trading hosts a FREE weekly Grain …

Soybeans

AG Thoughts

John WalshGrains

A couple observations. The markets rally, participants get bullish. The market breaks, participants get bearish. The crowd is usually wrong. The articles I am reading all want a bull story in beans. This in my opinion makes little sense. Now, that doesn’t mean we won’t rally. The funds are short and if they cover we will head higher. The question I …

AG MACRO OUTLOOK

John WalshGeneral Commentary, Grains

Lets start with the dollar. $    There exists today a global battle for currency supremacy. The US has for a very long time controlled pricing, controlled deals, and actually has their hand in much global trade due to the fact all commodities are priced in US currency. Today as some of these countries gain more power they question why they should …

Ag, Big Moves= Big Opportunity and Big RISK

John WalshGrains

The Soy was trudging along higher today based on weather outlook. The new crop bean, November, have reached my target range 10.10 to 10.20. The latter not reached today. The meal was the early strength of the products. The concern there is with a 52 million mmt crop in Argentina the crush will suffer and the meal exports will suffer. …

AG Alert

John WalshGrains

There may be a significant shift going on with respect to the CORN  BEAN relationship. Looking at Corn first, I indicated yesterday we may be putting a low in the market at present. The reasons are compelling and just being realized. The Southern hemisphere between Brazil and Argentina are experiencing crop losses. To the approximate tune of 11 million tons …

Ag Opportunities

John WalshGrains

SOY The Soy Complex has been supported by the weather in Argentine. A continued call for mostly dry conditions over the next couple weeks has the market concerned. a couple releases of late. Private company Informa announced their estimates for bean acres at 91.2 mln , this is one million more than last year. they look for a 2018/19 carryover at …

South America Grain Weather Issues from WxRisk.com

walshtradingGeneral Commentary, Grains, Weather

For the complete Report, CLICK HERE. For those interested in grains and livestock, Walsh Trading hosts a FREE weekly Grain and Livestock webinar. This webinar is hosted by Sean Lusk, Director and Ben DiCostanzo, Senior Technical Analyst with Walsh Commercial Hedging Services. Sean and Ben look at where the markets currently are and more importantly what hedgers and investors should …

US HRWW / South America Grain Weather Issues from WxRisk.com

walshtradingGeneral Commentary, Grains, Weather

For the complete Report, CLICK HERE. For those interested in grains and livestock, Walsh Trading hosts a FREE weekly Grain and Livestock webinar. This webinar is hosted by Sean Lusk, Director and Ben DiCostanzo, Senior Technical Analyst with Walsh Commercial Hedging Services. Sean and Ben look at where the markets currently are and more importantly what hedgers and investors should …

Soy, on the run, when will it end??

John WalshGrains

I must admit I am perplexed by the markets. Perhaps there are new days that dawn in markets. ( I don’t believe this) I believe in the theory of reflexivity. The origin of this theory is perhaps George Soros. No political interest here please. A genius investor, there has been no doubt. Markets tend to move in a direction, Macro, …