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  • Hopperbin
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2007
    • 6562

    #11
    Would he not have wanted a rental deal secured before he put out the cash to buy it at 4 times the year ago price? Anyways sask you cannot block anyone from farming that land as there must be a road allowance.

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    • errolanderson
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2012
      • 3161

      #12
      Today's close will be interesting. If
      grains fail late today . . . lookout
      tomorrow. Technically (IMO) these markets
      are overblown. To me, it's not if, it's a
      matter of when . . . but timing of sell-
      offs will be difficult.

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      • SASKFARMER3
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2006
        • 14485

        #13
        Road is gone for 1/4 mile, reserve to east me to
        south reserve pasture to west and north, basically
        he's fu&@ed. I'm not blocking any one.

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        • TOM4CWB
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2000
          • 16511

          #14
          errol,

          When will it rain?

          Many grain users are caught short... we do live in interesting times!!!

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          • errolanderson
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2012
            • 3161

            #15
            Tom - even without rain and scrambling
            endusers this market rally will exhaust.
            But a near-term setback may spark fresh
            renewed buying once again . . . if it
            doesn't rain next week. This will create
            wave action on-the-charts.

            Right now . . . markets to me appear to
            be hitting that exhaustion stage. Also,
            exchanges might hike margin requirements
            due to excessive volatility . . . this
            can create a market stir.

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            • bucket
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2008
              • 17046

              #16
              A pullback now would create demand since
              no one knows the size of the north
              amercan crop. And rationing hasn't
              started.

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              • charliep
                Senior Member
                • Oct 2000
                • 9002

                #17
                It does not create new demand but it allow end users of the product to step back in the market/manage their price risk. The ebb and flow of the market is buyers will step in to manage their risk. Speculators will maybe drive higher. Eventually the sell side (you guys) hit a price that is too good to be true and you sell. Buyers stop buying. Speculators get out. Prices drop for a while until buyers of physical product step back in the market to cover risk. Specuators buy. Market tops. Prices decline. You can follow on each one of the rallies whether the rally is lower or higher than the previous.

                Technical analysis. It has been this way since the beginning of time (or at least as long as I remember. The sign of a normal healthy market.

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                • ajl
                  Senior Member
                  • May 2008
                  • 3272

                  #18
                  I fear that we will see more of this.
                  Agriculture looks relatively good in a
                  sea of disaster that is or will soon
                  overtake the rest of the world. Even the
                  oil patch will slow this fall as the
                  Canadian price of oil sucks. It is
                  always a clear signal of end of a move
                  when people that have no business in a
                  business show up.

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                  • BTO_farmall
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2012
                    • 509

                    #19
                    Error - Sometimes He's Wrong, And Sometimes He's WRONG

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                    • furrowtickler
                      Senior Member
                      • Dec 2004
                      • 22369

                      #20
                      I wounder how investing in catails is going to pay off??

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