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Big drop today – I can’t find any news to support. Best I can find is that the recent rally was based upon supply concerns, and I’m sure spec buying no doubt. I just covered my position here – no point hanging on after a big gap down like this, I think.
Whoa, how’d I miss the recent rally in live cattle? It make so much sense fundamentally – Asia eating more meat, high grain prices putting the squeeze on meet production, etc…I just fell asleep at the wheel a bit here.Here’s an article I found on BarChart regarding the livestock markets. I also read over the […]
Open Positions Date Position Qty Month/Yr Contract Strike Call/Put Entry Price Last Price Profit/Loss 04/15/08 Long 2 JUL 08 Corn 605 589 ($1,600.00) 04/17/08 Long 1 JUL 08 Cocoa 2735 2777 $420.00 04/15/08 Long 3 JUL 08 Rough Rice 21.745 24.180 $14,610.00 04/15/08 Long 1 JUL 08 Sugar #11 13.26 12.23 ($1,153.60) Net Profit/Loss On […]
Maybe it’s not time to quit on Rice yet! Sorry – wrong rice 🙂 Close call for me – I had my stop down at 23.50. I was sure I was going to be stopped out, and am glad I hung on and waited to “take it like a man”, rather than just selling around […]
Ah the joys of trading agriculture 🙂 Dow Jones – CBOT corn futures are firmly planted in negative territory, as the market extracts weather premium from prices, analysts say.
And a very happy 420 day to all our friends out there who enjoy puffing the reefer from time to time. Any threat of “Peak Pot” on the horizon, or has it been spared from the biofuels fiasco? Open Positions Date Position Qty Month/Yr Contract Strike Call/Put Entry Price Last Price Profit/Loss 04/15/08 Long 2 […]
Courtesy of Agora’s 5 Min Forecast: Headlining the global food crisis, rice found itself another record high yesterday. Futures in Chicago ticked up another 2.3%, to $22.67, per 100 pounds when the Philippines — the world’s biggest rice importer — put in a buy order for 1 million metric tons. That’s more than 50% of […]
The U.S. corn crop was 2% planted as of Sunday, down from the five-year average pace of 7%, the U.S. Agriculture Department reported Monday afternoon in its weekly Crop Progress report.
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