The month of October is about in the books. The weather has improved and the harvest is rolling along. Today’s progress numbers should confirm that. The next large fundamental to watch will be the Nov crop report. It is possible to see a further increase in yield. Slight as it may be. The beans will continue to have much to …
AG TIME – Crush it All
The markets are rebounding today led by meal. It is my belief we are potentially on the verge of a large shift in the oilseeds in general. The slow down in Chinese imports is a large story. The ramifications larger. The demand growth for beans and consequentially meal has been unprecedented year after year. This is stalled. Actually predicted to …
Nasd FANGS buckle, Egypt Wheat?
ARP HERE, ALL OPINIONS,ESTIMATES,NEWS,THAT I PERCEIVE MOVE THE MARKET. I have talked for some time in my posts that stocks are overvalued. It is my belief the NASDAQ PE is silly high. My goal is to assist you in these extreme levels through the Olive Line. In my approx 40 years of charting and trading the markets, these may become …
End of October Focus
Storage tightness with beans and corn, first notice day against the November beans, end of the month position squaring, political events and the impact on trade policy and attitudes might be what we will be talking about on Sunday night and Monday morning when we return from the weekend……………………………Of course, most of the air in the room will be spent …
Grains, Consecutive down now? Softs
EQUITIES – STOCKS It is my belief we may be in “The beggar thy neighbor economic cycle.” I can’t remember seeing action in the US like this. Perhaps in Europe and China. US stocks, I put out a OLS in the nasdaq100 at 7685. Nasdaq now has OLB below the market – give a call for levels. Nasdaq – I …
AG TIME FULL PRESSURE
The soy under pressure as harvest rolls on, The weather looks very solid to push harvest numbers. The South American weather has been good. There are a couple areas of concern creeping in. As said yesterday this is a normal scenario. It is impossible to plant a crop over the size area all of SA covers without some areas of …
Awaiting Harvest’s End
It appears that we’re flushing out some speculative longs in wheat and oats while corn and beans haven’t been as nasty to the downside as the only longs there are farmers holding the physical and end users are patiently awaiting a final flurry of selling near the end of harvest when some forced selling because of storage tightness might occur…………………………………………….It …
AG TIME – The Numbers Don’t Lie
The soy remains under pressure. There are not a lot of new stories out there. The Harvest progress domestically is progressing nicely. The long term weather outlooks support more of the same. The South American planting, especially as it relates to Brazil, is advancing rapidly. The Brazilian is approx 50% or so planted. The weather outlook there remains favorable except …
Economic Woes Weighing on Grains
It appears that we’re starving the bull and/or boring it to death as there’s no apparent urgency to step up and take extended coverage of any grain or oilseed………………………………………..The world financial climate remains edgy as there continues to be concern over the situations in Italian banks and Britain over Brexit! And, there remains a lot of concern over earnings reports …
AG TIME – Global Shock Waves
The day was fueled by talk of the big downs in stocks. Both domestic and all over the globe. Interesting. The US clawed back. My thoughts on the matter. The world is rebalancing. Plain and simple. The US is regaining its place in the pecking order. We have come from a decade of globalism, actually two decades. As President Trump …