My dumb logic

[malleefarmer]

Not sure if we're "at war" or anything and I know grains are down today
But I know two things: wars are historically good for commodities & election years are historically good for commodities.

Left field trade war. Ongoing or ending?

Grain became decoupled fom energy today only happens rarely but McDon bucket or ab5 or Errol might straighten me out on that one.

Some suggesting burdensome supplies STILL having trouble getting my head around it as shitloads still out in field in NA crapper crop in most of oz can’t get a gauge on world stocks but experts seem to be able to.

Sorry for talking marketing or attempting to

[farming101]

Some adjusting of stocks will start on Jan 10. Corn, then lesser amount for wheat. Soybeans likely no change. My guess....

[macdon02]

Wheat closed the year bullish, there'll be another run in corn as well. Beans and canola meh... they need another year minimum. In reference to your other post on Gann, I'm reading it as a low in any market the third week of Jan wil reverse from there and set new highs, if it sets a high it'll go lower. So highs in gold, euro and crude on the third week. This Iran noise is just that. Davos meets the third week and im looking for a new set of tarrifs being imposed on the EU then. If gold can't hold 1362 on the pullback its a possibility it's heading for 875 or the 1981 resistance level. Grains will be ok but oilseeds won't be pretty. Looking for the corn bean ratio to push the extreme sub 2:1. Just some ideas but fairly confident on corn and wheat.