Fixed price contracts

[just_wondering]

I can get $4.40 delivered to the local elevator for CPSR I realize that I have until 7 am central time to fax it in.
So my question is where do I watch for overnight trading to see where the price is going, and if I can get more?

For all you CWB fans out there I am trying to work within the system, so lay off my trying to get the most out of the program I did not design it.

[cottonpicken]

Barchart.com,were already trading and wheat is up close to a percent.

[kamichel]

Check out www.ino.com I use that one.
I also locked in 200 ton today on CWSW wheat today. Works out to 4.69 net to me for number one using last years deductions. December still up a dollar.

[crusher]

try kcbot.com

[melvill]

I like futuresource.com because, unlike some other sites, it includes WCE quotes and charts. Also it has some really good charting and technical analysis abilities. Takes a little playing to learn the charting but it's handy.

[btjadenlepp]

kamichel - what are your plans for delivery to the cwb of that sws?

am i right that if you don't have a contract with a mill that it's tough to know if/when the cwb will call for sws?

due to only being able to deliver 10% off the combine, we weren't interested in the belle plain contracts but i get the sense a lot of andrew was planted this year.

[just_wondering]

thanks for all the tips.

[kamichel]

I am not contracted at any specific mill that I know of, just have also a malt contract first right of refusal with Cargill. Also Cargill verbal says they will take it number 1 or 2. I have high risk if number 3 or feed, so at the moment with the local feed bid for new crop, I wish I never made a malt or any contract with the board.

[kamichel]

Yes you are right, I have no idea when they will take it also. But I committed considerable canola into December already and also peas for fall delivery, plus some solf wheat is contracted for feed also, so I can deliver wheat later it is OK.