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    #16
    Another heads up . . . ethanol prices plunged to a 6-month low this week, despite crude rally . . . warning for corn (IMO).

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      #17
      Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
      Another heads up . . . ethanol prices plunged to a 6-month low this week, despite crude rally . . . warning for corn (IMO).
      Critical level for corn with the confluence of the VWAP from the May 7 high, the 50 DMA and the 200 DMA.

      Like Errol states, if buyers don't step in..............

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      https://klarenbachgrainreport.substack.com/p/imporant-level-for-corn

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        #18
        Locally the price is pretty much the same for a CPS 11.0 vs HRS 13.5. All wheat is feed wheat once again. Kinda sucks when your wheat proceeded to convert expensive nitrogen into worthless wheat protein.

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          #19
          Maybe everyone around here goes back to cps and soft white again. With newer hrs varieties yielding on par with cps a lot switched back for hopes of better incremental price and better disease resistance. I liked cps but went back to hrs cause my yields were the same. Now soft white could blow the doors off the two but too late and a big wimp. I like growing wheat but appears too many in the world like growing wheat. On the other hand flax is the inverse of that.

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            #20
            Iraq bought 150k mt of Australian wheat on tender today at $447 CFR for Feb from Viterra

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              #21
              So, wheat was 11 in Nov, got email 12 for Dec, come Dec its 13 no one buying. Starting hauling Tuesday 11.70 now its 11.00. Keep going or sit on the rest? its still good money no guarantee of holding or gaining soon.

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                #22
                Originally posted by makar View Post
                So, wheat was 11 in Nov, got email 12 for Dec, come Dec its 13 no one buying. Starting hauling Tuesday 11.70 now its 11.00. Keep going or sit on the rest? its still good money no guarantee of holding or gaining soon.
                It really depends on your timeframe.

                My MGEX target got hit today at 886 which is the 200 DMA.

                Perhaps, we get a bounce here.

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by wheatking16 View Post
                  It really depends on your timeframe.

                  My MGEX target got hit today at 886 which is the 200 DMA.

                  Perhaps, we get a bounce here.
                  Agree, U.S. wheat futures should bounce after such a hurrific price takeout in the past few days. But the bounce may be anemic. Testing a 200 day MA this week has been both shocking and amazing.

                  This MWE collapse is a kill shot for old crop cash spring wheat prices (IMO). Technical damage and uninspired protein market may be too much to overcome . . . .

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                    Agree, U.S. wheat futures should bounce after such a hurrific price takeout in the past few days. But the bounce may be anemic. Testing a 200 day MA this week has been both shocking and amazing.

                    This MWE collapse is a kill shot for old crop cash spring wheat prices (IMO). Technical damage and uninspired protein market may be too much to overcome . . . .
                    I have similar thoughts.


                    Several of my sell signals are getting hit this week.

                    Perhaps it is a shakeout, however, I get the sense it is more significant than that.

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                      #25
                      Looks like we got the bounce?
                      Makes it interesting.

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                        #26
                        SKF are we still holding for $15, I haven’t moved a kernal to the crooks yet. They couldn’t scare me with that collapse. Six ft tall and bullet proof!! 😂🤣

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by shtferbrains View Post
                          Looks like we got the bounce?
                          Makes it interesting.
                          Got the bounce, now it has 3 months of supply to work through.

                          Previous support often acts as resistance.

                          One can always own on paper if the physical has sold to take advantage of a rise in price,....... if it is warranted.

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                            #28
                            My phone was jumping all day with texts from grain companies. Some companies twice so must be something happening!

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                              #29
                              I’m going to start selling my wheat at $14.00 using TO’s and finish at $14.99, got to get mine sold before SKF floods the market with his wheat.

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by seldomseen View Post
                                My phone was jumping all day with texts from grain companies. Some companies twice so must be something happening!
                                Trains are coming , they finally need to buy something?

                                Up till now it’s mostly been contracted grain and some spot sales ?

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