November futures gained $16.00 today, starting to look attractive to lock in a few bushels soon.
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While canola is being taken to the woodshed, Palm oil has gone up to within a whisker of its previous highs.
It is supposed to be doing the opposite at this time of year.
Meal prices don't seem to be justifying prices this high. But oils have doubled. Soy oil was up almost 5% just in one session earlier this week, closing slightly off that.
What do the chartists think, pause, or top is in?
Not historically the correct time of year for a top. But trending more this way in recent years, followed by another peak in spring/early summer.
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostWhile canola is being taken to the woodshed, Palm oil has gone up to within a whisker of its previous highs.
It is supposed to be doing the opposite at this time of year.
Meal prices don't seem to be justifying prices this high. But oils have doubled. Soy oil was up almost 5% just in one session earlier this week, closing slightly off that.
What do the chartists think, pause, or top is in?
Not historically the correct time of year for a top. But trending more this way in recent years, followed by another peak in spring/early summer.
I dont think all farmers shared in this rally , most were probably sold on the way up...but it was for production not previously committed. Now the graincos have to sort out the logistics....
Maybe their books are full ....
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When the markets goes up at the end of the day Friday, instead of selling off as usual, it must say something.
Either that most participants are short, so the risk off trade for the weekend is to cover, or else that they see the biggest risk of the unknown over the weekend to be a risk to the upside? Or something else?
Quite a turn around in canola, and soyoil, and soys today.
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostWhen the markets goes up at the end of the day Friday, instead of selling off as usual, it must say something.
Either that most participants are short, so the risk off trade for the weekend is to cover, or else that they see the biggest risk of the unknown over the weekend to be a risk to the upside? Or something else?
Quite a turn around in canola, and soyoil, and soys today.
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Originally posted by jazz View PostGot this alert today. I really want the cooler and thermos prize.
I have never seen the market bid for bushels 18 months out.
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