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I think the system is just taking a breather. Guys that didn't want to start a bin for 500 - 1000 bushels took the spot price.
Once they figure out those bins were supposed to be full but are not the rally will resume.
I would put money on that china is or will be buying at these lower levels. The crushers had better pay attention or they may end up buying australian canola.
A call of the land I did on selling into a declining market. I like the expression "Markets are like buses - if you miss the first, there is likely another arriving in a few minutes". I would have some realistic price targets however.
[URL="http://www1.agric.gov.ab.ca/$department/newslett.nsf/all/cotl19985"]Call of the Land[/URL]
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