Soybeans

[wheatking16]

Being aware of both bullish and bearish scenarios is important in trading and marketing.

Remember that the market does not care what we think.

The Soybean Futures charts can provide some insight into Canola price action


Buyers need to step up to avoid a drop to the 1203 are of interest identified as a potential scenario in my June 25 newsletter. [URL]https://klarenbach.substack.com/p/wheat-corn-and-beans



March 2020, we anticipated the breakout in Soybeans quite well.

http://www.tradingview.com/chart/ZS1!/bJRVfSnx-Soybeans/ https://www.tradingview.com/chart/ZS1!/bJRVfSnx-Soybeans/






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[wheatking16]

Beans making a new low.

https://klarenbach.substack.com/p/wheat-corn-and-beans

[Old Cowzilla]

Not pricing a single bean till they are in the bin. Still waiting for my spanking on my canola contract

[furrowtickler]

Not pricing a single bean till they are in the bin. Still waiting for my spanking on my canola contract

You and 80% of the rest of us

[wheatking16]

Being aware of both bullish and bearish scenarios is important in trading and marketing.

Remember that the market does not care what we think.

The Soybean Futures charts can provide some insight into Canola price action


Buyers need to step up to avoid a drop to the 1203 are of interest identified as a potential scenario in my June 25 newsletter. [URL]https://klarenbach.substack.com/p/wheat-corn-and-beans

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March 2020, we anticipated the breakout in Soybeans quite well.

http://www.tradingview.com/chart/ZS1!/bJRVfSnx-Soybeans/ https://www.tradingview.com/chart/ZS1!/bJRVfSnx-Soybeans/

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Target hit.

The next level of interest is the .618 fib level at 1108.



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[makar]

You and 80% of the rest of us

Proud to the 20% that contract nothing to anyone, never have never will.

[furrowtickler]

Proud to the 20% that contract nothing to anyone, never have never will.

Excellent, you must live in an area where the BTO’s don’t swamp elevator space for the first 5 months after harvest. Most of us smaller guys here have zero choice to move a kernel of grain till Feb the past 8 years without a contract ahead of time. I envy you , most here below 10,000 acres would, we are just stuffed off as hobby farms .... we can never haul nothing unless you contract at least something.

Kinda hard to farm and raise a family with zero income till Jan , maybe some are far more fortunate than this entire area

Good for you for not being in an area like most of us

[furrowtickler]

Our soybeans were dry but went 11 bus /ax , I need $25 / bus lol . Glad it was only 20 acres

[furrowtickler]

When you are surrounded by BTO’s and wanna b’s it’s a totally different perspective. We play by our own rules but still have to pay the piper .
Contracting 20% of average production ahead of time is a very smart business play here on average or your playing with old money or oil wells .

It’s a different world outside your doorstep

[Old Cowzilla]

Our soybeans were dry but went 11 bus /ax , I need $25 / bus lol . Glad it was only 20 acres

My beans ran about the same gonna hold on to them for a bit.