Mar 17 - Minn. price - $8.23 cdn less 37 cent discount = $7.85 net.
Mar 19 - $8.01 - 36 cent = $7.65
Mar 24 - $7.83 - 41 cent = $7.42
Mar 31 - $8.06 - 49 cent = $7.56
Apr 1 - $8.04 - 51 cent = $7.53
I have never been able to understand the CWB's calculation of their discount. Since Mar 17, the Minn price has bounced around but the CWB discount has steadily gone up. What gives? It's one thing trying to read market signals but the CWB discount is like trying to guess what the deer in your headlights is going to do. Does one just pick a price eg. $6.00 net FOB elevator (ie. less approx. $1.60 elevation, handling, freight, etc.) or does one keep informed of the S/D picture, weather, exports, etc. and hope that if there is a rally, the CWB discount won't take it all away from you?
Mar 19 - $8.01 - 36 cent = $7.65
Mar 24 - $7.83 - 41 cent = $7.42
Mar 31 - $8.06 - 49 cent = $7.56
Apr 1 - $8.04 - 51 cent = $7.53
I have never been able to understand the CWB's calculation of their discount. Since Mar 17, the Minn price has bounced around but the CWB discount has steadily gone up. What gives? It's one thing trying to read market signals but the CWB discount is like trying to guess what the deer in your headlights is going to do. Does one just pick a price eg. $6.00 net FOB elevator (ie. less approx. $1.60 elevation, handling, freight, etc.) or does one keep informed of the S/D picture, weather, exports, etc. and hope that if there is a rally, the CWB discount won't take it all away from you?
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