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    Things to Watch This Week

    What factors will you be following this week that will impact your marketing strategy?

    I will be watching the equity markets and the US governments attempts to get their economy back on track. Interest rates coming as a stimulus to the economy?

    #2
    Here are some quotes on barley from this week's farm and ranch guide.

    http://www.farmandranchguide.com/articles/2008/01/18/ag_news/markets/mark15.txt

    Quote: "Barley markets continue to surge upward

    By DALE HILDEBRANT, Farm & Ranch Guide
    Thursday, January 17, 2008 5:19 PM CST

    Buoyed by the lack of movement and steady demand, prices for both feed and malting barley classes continued their upward trend, with malting barley topping the $6 figure at several elevators and feed barley prices in excess of $5.50 on several elevator price boards." End quote.

    Quote: "Brag also noted that new crop contracts for feed barley for the elevators are now coming out in the $4.75 to $4.80 range, which would translate into a $4.50 bid for farmers, when just a few weeks ago the elevator bids were in the $4.25 area. And some of the offerings for new crop malting barley have been over $6 according to Brag." End quote.

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      #3
      Alls i can say is o my god,can you believe what is happening at this very moment?

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        #4
        This week will be remembered forever!

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          #5
          Buying opportunity? or wait for lower prices?

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            #6
            Advice extreme caution in trading this market. Not for the faint of heart or thin wallets. Last weeks limit up and limit down the same day is a good indication of what is coming this spring.

            My focus would be on getting the 2007 crop converted into cash. Given what we know today, would be a little slower new crop but that has to be placed in the context of a farm's market/financial plan.

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              #7
              There is a lot more bottom to come i think.

              I cant wait to see where all this money is going to go.

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                #8
                I don't think it's a given that all the equity money is going to flow into commodities, especially ag. It might, but it's certainly not a sure thing. I would be interested to see some history about how the money flowed when the stock market has melted down in the past. I'm guessing a bunch went into gold, but don't know for sure.

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                  #9
                  Dow futures down 500 points.

                  Its going to be a late night.

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                    #10
                    Canola down

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