5 Minutes on the Markets – 04/07/2025

Jeff FosseGeneral Commentary

This is posted every morning at about 8 AM, before the markets open. Livestock markets have expanded limits today. Wheat leading the Grains higher overnight, Soybeans look to shake off Friday’s losses and Corn casting for a direction. Outside markets still in the red in early trade, but showing signs of possible reversals, currently well off the overnight lows.

5 Minutes on the Markets – 03/28/2025

Jeff FosseGeneral Commentary

This is posted every morning at about 8 AM, before the markets open. Cattle markets post strong Bullish Reversals on Thursday, Hogs continued the pattern of large trading ranges. Grains weaker overnight, led by Wheat, especially KC Wheat. Soybeans and Bean Oil jumped higher on Thursday, Bean Oil appears to be leading the way there. Gold making new contract highs …

Chart of the Day – May Feeder Cattle

Jeff FosseGeneral Commentary

The information and opinions expressed below are based on my analysis of price behavior and chart activity Thursday, March 13, 2025 May Feeder Cattle (Daily) May Feeders closed at 281.525 today, down 0.35 on the day.  They did close lower, but have strung together 5 consecutive days of new contract highs.  If you look back, the previous streaks like that …

Chart of the Day – April Feeder Cattle

Jeff FosseGeneral Commentary

The information and opinions expressed below are based on my analysis of price behavior and chart activity Thursday, February 20, 2025 April Feeder Cattle (daily) April Feeder Cattle closed at 266.375 today, down 2.225.  You might notice, by looking at the chart, that the market has held right along the 23% Fibonacci level for the past 10 sessions.  Some of …

Chart of the Day – March Feeder Cattle

Jeff FosseGeneral Commentary

The information and opinions expressed below are based on my analysis of price behavior and chart activity Monday, January 13, 2025 March Feeder Cattle March Feeder started off this week by dropping 1.50 to close at 267.90.  Last week my news feed (and still some today) was talking about record-high cattle prices.  There’s no mistake, cash cattle prices ARE historically …