Wheat

[Rareearth]

I’m not sure Farma, “bean flicker” ?
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But in this case it’s better that a bottom picker.

The timing for the run up was likely as good as it could have been to catch a rally? We priced some in the summer for fall movement/ cash flow, glad we didn’t commit more. Or maybe if it started in June when crops looked good it would have been worse?

Thank goodness this rally didn’t start in November or we would have missed a lot of the rally.

Generally commodity traders have way more losing trades than winning ones. When they do have a winning trade ( market timing, trend, fundamentals or technicals or just fluky good luck, etc) you have to let those profits and trades run to maximize profits etc ie trend is your friend, and we haven’t seen solid fundamental to suggest a major shift in the trend. It will take more than one commodity price change of direction to impact all the other commodities.

[malleefarmer]

As mentioned previously last Friday a box buyer came into market $30 above market filled in no time.

Well he re entered market yesterday at $7 below Friday mark still above market.

Broker rang I said if he lifts his bid by $4 will sell more.

Checked international futures trading was only 2 cents up on electronic trading.

Bit more reading ensued about Russian rumour and how market is trading up on nothing, still boggins of wheat in the world and oz is bursting at seams.

Was about to ring broker and say stuff it will let some more go.

Then he rang maybe 40 minutes from first call, he’s getting no willing sellers he’s lifted his bid by the $4 I wanted. Sold some more.

Checked markets a while later to see what trades was wheat was red real red.

So market can really on trade higher on rumour and innuendo rather than actual sis a worry.

[furrowtickler]

Hard to believe..... but I'm satisfied with what I got.

.....until, you know....

The best part is you did what’s right for your farm and you had the complete freedom to do so. It matters not what may or may not happen later to price up or down .
you had the ability to sell whatever quantity you wanted at what price made sense to your farm and you were not handcuffed by a system we once had .

Also you will move 100% of what you sold and get 100% of the money when it works for you , on your terms .

[Challenger007]

The best part is you did what’s right for your farm and you had the complete freedom to do so. It matters not what may or may not happen later to price up or down .
you had the ability to sell whatever quantity you wanted at what price made sense to your farm and you were not handcuffed by a system we once had .

Also you will move 100% of what you sold and get 100% of the money when it works for you , on your terms .

The main thing is to strive for your goal, and not to adapt to everyone in a row. You live for yourself, not for someone else. The ability to do what you want. and not by what is imposed on you - this is one of the main needs.

[malleefarmer]

Egypt’s GASC tender last night saw them buy four boats of wheat – two Romanian and two Ukrainian, but no Russian. C&F values were in the low $280s per tonne (including GASC costings ) – up about $8/t from their recent buys, and the Russian offers that were in there were in the mid $280s per tonne FOB. Little interest in taking the risk on timing and tax impacts it seems

[Oliver88]

Russia is donating wheat shipments to Syria to decrease the starvation.
Russia might have bigger plans in that area?

[farmaholic]

Local high Px wheat bids strengthening for later delivery. Feb forward.

[malleefarmer]

Secured $277 per tonne on farm for low protien wheat yesterday just a 90t parcel.

Better than a poke in the eye with a blunt stick

[malleefarmer]

Wont bore you with cut and paste
Headline a few hours ago China targets Australian farmers again......wheat now guess we were expecting it

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Since the canola thread has been revived, I decided to look through the wheat thread from the same day.
This was posted on Dec 14 in response to Farmaholic:

Supposedly we are to sell in the top third of prices for the marketing period, so good going!
As of last Friday you are in the 94th percentile!

the chart below plots daily price offerings since August 6, 2020 from lowest to highest

https://www.pdqinfo.ca/ https://www.pdqinfo.ca/

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And I thought I would be a comedian and responded with this:

Thanks for thhe chart farming101. I'll bookmark that.
The cynic might point out that this marketing year is only 1/3 through. The 94th percentile today could still end up in the bottom third.
Sorry to rain on Farmaholic's parade.

What would the updated chart look like today?