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    canola pricing

    canola up $9 , maybe somebody from stats can rubbed some of our late frozen swaths out ? this wasn't supposed to happen this quick ? all the experts told us going nowhere but down and fast !
  • farmaholic
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 17483

    #2
    What about all those sub $9.00 "specials"? Domestically, no more canola was grown in the last month.

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    • AgrivilleAdmin
      Administrator
      • Feb 2011
      • 1000

      #3
      Canola and soybean futures prices rise.
      Is the market oversold and turning? Here are the links to the prices and charts.

      Canola up $9.....Soybeans up $.30/Bu

      [URL="http://www.farms.com/markets/?page=quote&sym=RSX14&mode=i"][/URL]


      <a href="http://www.farms.com/Markets/?&page=quote&sym=ZSX14&name=Soybeans&q uot;target="blank"> http://www.farms.com/Markets/?&page=quote&sym=ZSX14&name=Soybeans </a>

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      • Klause
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2010
        • 3644

        #4
        Bottoms in.


        I've said this all along... whilst market is going down it will always go down and can only go down.

        When it turns around and goes up, it will always go up and can only go up.

        Both of those are complete and utter lies and all the big traders get caught up in it.

        I had a call this morning about wheat... apparently my #3 "frosted" wheat as they call it can now be bought as a 2 and they want it for a "special"... um yeah, no. If it's under 6 bucks don't even talk to me.

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        • charliep
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2000
          • 9002

          #5
          Interesting that canola broke $410/tonne resistance. A stronger signal would be to push to the next resistance which in my mind is $430/tonne and then test $410/tonne with this time it holding/providing a support area. Not a very good technician but this would begin to look like a double bottom. Not a bull yet but I suspect some signs that the market is bottoming/finding a floor.

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          • bucket
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2008
            • 17033

            #6
            Charliep

            You sort of have to know if you are mentoring people?

            Or is like being a weatherman?

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            • farmgal71
              Senior Member
              • Dec 1999
              • 222

              #7
              It is hardly a science bucket.

              If Charlie knew what was going to happen, I expect he would own his own island in the southseas and not be trying to help us figure out what to do.

              Thanks for your perspective Charlie, we find it helpful.

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              • bucket
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2008
                • 17033

                #8
                It might have more to do with the fact that elevators can't fill the next train of canola.

                The durum run is almost done. No one is staging a wheat train yet. Not much else to do and the gig might be up that elevators are technically empty.

                The railways know it. Farmers know it because they haven't been doing much late harvest and all.

                Now the market experts have to figure it out.

                That conversation on the other thread should be giving charliep alot of clues as to WTF isn't happening out on the farm.

                Not alot of grain has been harvested for over a week now.

                Reports are coming in that the railways can't get the grain to move because the system is far from being full. Read the front page of the producer.

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                • MBgrower
                  Senior Member
                  • Sep 2012
                  • 1565

                  #9
                  I thought the graincos were sold out to november as they were claiming last spring, and thus the shitty new crop basis they were showing at the time. I guess they figured they could buy the mountains of farm carryover stocks at continued -$2.50 basis thru 2014-15. Looks like richardson, paterson and parrish famlies need a new strategy.

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                  • bucket
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2008
                    • 17033

                    #10
                    The new strategy is the zero basis. Up until now the fx has been in the basis I was told. Zero basis no fx, usd direct to cdn dollars. 75 cents a bushel. Easy money for the "families" some people here defend.

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