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If you’re interested in fractals from a stocks and commodities point of view “Trading Chaos†by Bill Williams is pretty good. For a good introduction (not trading related) “Chaos†by James Gleick is worth a look. You’ll never look at a coastline the same. Both books a bit dated but very well written.
JULY is approaching that 475 mark again.
Is there any news to propel it past and rally?
Might just pull the trigger on the last bit we have delivered but is unpriced.
I know, I know, but I contribute more than my fair share of non marketing crap here so it's good to throw some marketing stuff in here every once in awhile.
Canola gained about ten bucks a tonne in the last two to three weeks but had to really work for every bit of it.
I wonder what the price of canola would be if all of last year's canola crop came off when it was supposed to.
I know some likely got burned, some was left behind this spring because it was in mud and water holes, the over- winter losses due to shatter..... but I think that is all already factored into the price today.
Did the market really need all those lost tonnes? Although it seems if something is cheap enough it always finds a new home.
I wonder what the price of canola would be if all of last year's canola crop came off when it was supposed to.
I know some likely got burned, some was left behind this spring because it was in mud and water holes, the over- winter losses due to shatter..... but I think that is all already factored into the price today.
Did the market really need all those lost tonnes? Although it seems if something is cheap enough it always finds a new home.
Had it been a normal harvest last year I think you would be seeing 8 dollar canola right now...
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