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Why Go To Spain to Run With the Bulls

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  • rain
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2000
    • 542

    Why Go To Spain to Run With the Bulls

    Canola futures are going a little bonker righ now. More and more people jumping on the band wagon. Talk now of 500 canola futures. June July basis levels 0 to 5 delivered.

    Pamplona has nothing on us.
  • charliep
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2000
    • 9002

    #2
    Things have turned interesting. Still encouraged everyone to have targets and sell some (not necessarily all) when achieved. This is particularly the case on new crop. Given the 2004/05 PRO forecasts, canola is the most profitable game in town. Acres are going to rocket higher. A suggestion of a good friend (Greg Kostal/Sparks) is to start new crop pricing at $375/tonne (November futures) with 5 % of expected production and sell additional 5 % for every $5/tonne increment. Your ideas may be different but the point is to have a plan and be willint to execute when targets achieved.

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    • rain
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2000
      • 542

      #3
      Charlie what was the crop insurance basis and futures they used for last year spring price endorsement for canola?

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      • charliep
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2000
        • 9002

        #4
        November futures. $15/tonne under. Same calculation this year. Checked AFSC and the 2004 coverage prices have not been posted yet.

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        • rain
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2000
          • 542

          #5
          Do you know when the new rate will be posted?

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          • Incognito
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2003
            • 856

            #6
            Basis levels are widening. Don't get greedy and sell into a rising market.

            Right now beans are driving this thing, $1.20 up in a week, on crop worries in South America. Argentine is forecast for rain and it is just Brazil we are watching now. This could be a wild case of buy the rumour - sell the fact if worries do not come to fruition. Watch export sales in the morning - Chinese cancellations putting more supply back into the US will make it ugly.

            A month ago, people were praying for $8.00 canola. Now we are at $9.00 . Do the fiscally prudent thing for your farm and protect some of your long cash position by selling this rally. If you keep moving your trigger up 25 cents, you will never hit it.

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            • rain
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2000
              • 542

              #7
              Canola basis for June July .64 to 4.00. Basis is narrowing

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              • rain
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2000
                • 542

                #8
                This is .64 and 4.00 over July

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                • boone
                  Senior Member
                  • Oct 2000
                  • 395

                  #9
                  incognito:good advice 'rhetorically' speaking, but farmers that grow canola think they are above the laws of good reason! In another time they would have all been gunslingers...............................in boot hill.

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                  • Incognito
                    Senior Member
                    • Dec 2003
                    • 856

                    #10
                    basis levels in Sk at both crushers widened the last two days...

                    Who has the 4.00 July?

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