Cattle Appear Vulnerable

[mcfarms]

Didnt say he was wrong said hes predictable.

[mcfarms]

and a one trick pony, Tells Us Errol what are you bullish on.

[A990]

i,m sorry he makes you sad

[cottonpicken]

The yen isn't going anywhere.?

Its going to get flushed down the toilet.

[cottonpicken]

A 7% drop in annualized gdp of one of the worlds largest economies after an experiment called abenomics,when that came out i thought here we go,but hardly a chirp.

[errolanderson]

cotton . . . the Japanese government is blaming the weakness on an April sales tax that apparently stopped their consumer from spending.

[mcfarms]

Doesnt make me sad or mad thanks for dropping by mrs anderson.

[cottonpicken]

Ya read that,nothing to do with the fact there largest trading partner has an all out boycott of their goods

Their forex reserves could fund them for a while,but then what?Plus i doubt they would be allowed to dump 1 trillion of us treasuries on the market without creating a panic.

Its all over but the crying,and war there is going to be a war.

[malleefarmer]

geez give errol a break hes passing on his opinion it is a forum exchange of views

he called for much lower wheat prices back in march april and it happened but hes not patting himself on the back he just called it as he saw it

marketing is not a perfect science

cotton and errol lock horns occasionally but in a civil manner

[BFW]

Errol I agree cattle are vulnerable but tight supplies still rule. Although I thought cattle might fall the drop this past 10 days caught me a little off guard. The biggest surprise of all though is being able to sell cash fed cattle this week, pretty good volume at steady money at $280.00 in the meat.