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    No doubt someone always sells cheaper , but still these charts tell a story too …

    #2
    Is there a graph like that for just Canada production and stocks. Be neat to see prices included. THX

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      #3
      From today's stats can stop report:
      Total wheat stocks were down 10.3% from a year earlier to 20.7 million metric tons as of Dec. 31, the agency said.
      On-farm stocks were 11.7% lower and deliveries of wheat off-farm slipped 1.7%, while wheat exports climbed 2.7% to 10.6 million tons.

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        #4
        And yet the price keeps dropping…

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          #5
          Does that include wheat for feed because that would distort things a fair bit I would think.I doubt anyone knows the wheat amounts that go to feedlots or would they?

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            #6
            Sometime you have to wonder if grain markets are too distorted with the huge amount of speculators shorting the market lately.

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              #7
              Supply and demand fundamentals left the building years ago.

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                #8
                Russia exports 2.5 times what we grow...price setters now.

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                  #9
                  BRICS teaching North America a lesson .

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Sodbuster View Post
                    Sometime you have to wonder if grain markets are too distorted with the huge amount of speculators shorting the market lately.
                    I don't follow the stats on shorts and all that. If there's a lot of speculators shorting the market, though, and now prices are this low.... and barring a world-wide bumper crop or some sort of black swan event... isn't it just a matter of time before the shorts gotta buy back their positions and the markets pop back up again?

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