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    #21
    Using your example cotton on a 4000 acre
    canola farm 120 dollars difference on
    canola crop is a extra 1/2 mill in one
    farms pocket vs another. As I have said
    before some grow huge crops and then sell
    at bottom.
    Marketing is the key!

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      #22
      but where is the bottom?

      or the top?

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        #23
        One could just as easily grow a 25 bushel crop instead of the 40 and at 13 dollars per acre the 4000 acres of canola just got .78 million wiped from the gross income.

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          #24
          http://www.chartsrus.com/chart1.php?image=http://www.sharelynx.com/chartstemp/free/chartind1CRUvoi.php?ticker=FUTS

          This is the chart i was working off for the 24$ bean call i made a few years ago,we got to over 16 and i think we could have made it but around the
          same time the global economy collapsed and everything sold off.

          I made a bet at the same time about canola doubling with Wedino and only missed it by a hair,and it cost me a 40 ounce bottle,but i gained a real
          love of technical analyst.

          So bottoms and tops in specific time frames can be predicted with some accuracy,but i would equate it to predicting the weather,even drew learner
          isn't right all the time.

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            #25
            Just curious how many of you have a performance measure of how you are doing on your marketing/pricing in your business plan and actively review it every year. That might start with a weighter average price and a way to compare against an average price for the year.

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              #26
              Another interesting day. Perhaps why I am a student of the market and not an expert. The actual market is my teacher.

              No one gets to brag until they actually sell and deposit the check.

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                #27
                Given Friday's and Monday's strong
                close, canola price volatility may be
                quite high this week. Big up and down
                days possible.

                No way of telling where the top is of
                this blow-off top phase of the market.
                Commodity funds are getting more
                technical buy signals and buy stops were
                triggered today amplifying gains. Also,
                markets are emotionally charged as
                margins calls have been rough on the
                short sellers (hedgers) in the market.

                Errol

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                  #28
                  Market rallies like this and airplanes have something in common - they both come down eventually. I would be cautious going into Friday's USDA stocks and 2012 seeding intentions report.

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                    #29
                    "The trend is your friend till it ends"

                    -it hasn't ended

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                      #30
                      If you are saying, "sell the rumour," I would tend to agree.

                      Everyone is talking big acres for Corn. That has to be bullish Beans/Canola no? This coming report may or may not screw that all up.

                      I guess I'll have to make a sell decision before friday.

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