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    #16
    In other words funds have taken profits . Waiting for a pullback to buy back and the cycle repeats. No basic change in fundamentals.

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      #17
      Charlie, are you suggesting that we could see similar
      moves for canola this year?
      Or am I missing something?

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        #18
        Sign me up for that course and send me the
        dates.

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          #19
          charliep,just provide me with the flight number and departure date that you will be taking; I'm in.

          I haven't heard a word from Lee. I believe he has disowned me ever since I offerred to drive his car...... Pars.

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            #20
            I don't think the same set of fundamentals are in place to push prices to
            the highs of 2008 but could be wrong - lots of stuff is going to happen
            over the next year. Just highlighting the monthly trading ranges and
            volatility that was in place in 2008. A mentor (Les Lyster for Albertans)
            told me stable prices equate to low prices. High volatility occurs during
            high price periods. Suspect that a person that admits they can't call this
            market and from there sets disciplined pricing targets/acts to sell some
            will be as well off as anyone and likely won't get the ulcers. Have a couple
            of signups already for the marketing course - likely some learning to be
            done here.

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              #21
              Taking a course in criminology would be more useful than a marketing course. The boys that move these markets don't play by your marketing rules.

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                #22
                The funds took their profits, did they? What stopped you from doing the same? Establish some stops under the market and you'll be as smart as they are.

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                  #23
                  And don't forget, you can thank the funds for helping drive the market higher too. They've been much bigger buyers of canola than they have been short.

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