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    Wheat bottom?

    Wheat appears still to be in down trend despite this weeks rally or is there a substansial change going on?

    Or is it just a dead cat bounce?

    Problems with US crops real or percieved? Seems as a outside observer the usa crop wether it be corn beans or wheat lives and dies about 4 times a year and they still produce massive crops.

    Meanwhile in downtown australia farmers are seeding mostly some have stopped and think WA is super dry everyone is a tad worried but its only may early days in our cropping calendar

    #2
    Funds have been heavily short wheat and
    big-time long soybeans. These funds are
    now exiting positions creating in-part
    the rebound in wheat. Capital
    constraints may be encouraging this
    exodus.

    Dryness in Kansas and the Ukraine
    showing up and may become a larger
    factor ahead.

    But the big issue in my mind is the
    stock market. If equities fall further,
    commodities don't have much hope of a
    bull market revival.

    Tomorrow . . . U.S. equities have to
    show some hop or funds long commodities
    may get another bad case of the heepie
    jeepies and bail more positions.

    We've gone from the greed . . . to the
    hope . . .to the fear stage of markets.
    We don't want to see the final panic
    stage develop.

    Errol

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      #3
      Errol we've seen this happen many times, heathy
      trade has corrections and that is all it is!! Food is
      the new money and everyone is going to want a
      share, hang on its going to be a bumpy ride,I think
      there is a steep uphill climb ahead. Many said we
      wouldn't see $12 canola before Xmas look where
      it went. I think $20 isn't out of the question for next
      January.

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        #4
        Home runs are tough to hit on a consistent
        basis. I like to get on base and once a get a safe
        lead then I bring out the big bat. Ill be happy
        with new crop in the teens for a bunch of
        tonnes.

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          #5
          Hey Errol looks like you are just another grain
          market know it all. Hope you arnt taking a position
          in the markets on your own advice. Sure hope
          you don't charge anyone for your knowledge.

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            #6
            Not being told what you want to hear
            Breadwinner?

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              #7
              Not being told what you want to hear
              Breadwinner?

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                #8
                I used to go to all the spring market seminars
                where these so called experts fed the crowd the
                biggest load of bull&&@! Turns out none of them
                were even close to getting it right. This has taught
                me to use my own instincts, if I'm wrong I can only
                blame myself.

                World keeps getting more crowded and we arnt
                growing any more crop. Any hiccup in the chain
                and groan is better than gold.

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                  #9
                  I used to go to all the spring market seminars
                  where these so called experts fed the crowd the
                  biggest load of bull&&@! Turns out none of them
                  were even close to getting it right. This has taught
                  me to use my own instincts, if I'm wrong I can only
                  blame myself.

                  World keeps getting more crowded and we arnt
                  growing any more crop. Any hiccup in the chain
                  and groan is better than gold.

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                    #10
                    I finally got some CPS sold for new crop. Gotta reward the market after a rally like this.

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                      #11
                      What kind of prices are you getting for new crop
                      CPS?

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                        #12
                        Breadwinner . . . since my response to
                        mallefarmer was such a wrong one, what
                        are other opinions out there?

                        All the best in your quest for a raging
                        bull canola market canola in the new
                        crop year . . .

                        Errol

                        PS: It may be best to stay away from
                        spring marketing seminars.

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