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    Canola, Time for a Sale

    Canola has made a pretty impressive move over the last couple of weeks. I can't predict the future so I'm going to make a futures only sale today. I believe the basis should get better.

    #2
    seems like stats can not in a hurry to come out with any crop production numbers or use and carry overs...some might say they are trying to help the big "families" steal this crop

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      #3
      The Canola chart is bullish telling us to ride the short term trend higher.

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        #4
        Originally posted by wrongway View Post
        seems like stats can not in a hurry to come out with any crop production numbers or use and carry overs...some might say they are trying to help the big "families" steal this crop
        Usually takes until the December report to revise production downward.

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          #5
          don't know where I heard it but statscan changing their name to statscan't

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            #6
            Originally posted by LEP View Post

            Usually takes until the December report to revise production downward.
            Because STATSCAN can change production for up to 2 years after the December report and up to 5 years in an Ag Census year, production estimates can change unless the data is older than 5 years. The chart shows two periods - September to December changes and then December to the final. September to December estimates have increased 11 out of 18 years and gone down for 7. The final final has only gone down in one year out of 18. The average miss in 18 years is 700,000 MT from Sep to Dec and 690,000 MT from Dec to the final. Their accuracy is the same today with computing power as with paper and pen, 40 years ago. Their inaccuracy is not a hill to die on, as every green number displayed in the chart has underestimated the crop and held prices higher; however, most traders are keeping their own set of S&Ds.

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              #7
              On a chat with Dave Reiman about saskcan numbers a few years ago he just laughed and said just what you did Larry...we keep and follow our own numbers.

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                #8
                With the crush/export pace someone has been selling cnl.

                Cnl prices are much improved from harvest lows.. I think a lot of guys are using $15/bu as a target to let X amount go. Myself included. It would be nice if wheat would rally a little so I could clean up a couple grain bags.

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                  #9
                  With that amount of canola moving basis levels are an absolute theft, we were told with all these new crush that basis would be so low ya right .

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                    #10
                    Are any of the new crush plants buying yet?

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