Author: Jeff Kaprelian

Jun 21, 2019 | For Members

Afternoon Grain and Cattle Recap

Grains – Jeff Kaprelian Grains fell back today on a more normal weather pattern and end of week risk reductions. Corn dropped 7’6 to 442’2, soybeans fell 12’6, and wheat lost 0’4 to 526’0. The fall in corn can also be attributed to traders recognizing the slow export pace recently….

Jun 19, 2019 | For Members

Afternoon Grain and Cattle Recap

Grains – Jeff Kaprelian Grains set back today as traders took a risk-off attitude ahead of some key pieces of data and events. Starting next week we’ll have the G-20 meeting where Presidents Trump and Xi will meet and hopefully bring the trade war to an end. Also coming up…

Jun 17, 2019 | For Members

Commitments of Traders Analysis

By: Jeff Kaprelian Corn It was a fairly uneventful week for the COT report. Commercials reduced interest on both sides of the market, but were heavier getting out of longs. They ended up as net sellers of 15,365 contracts. Funds covered 17,323 more shorts and got out of 1,963 longs,…

Jun 13, 2019 | For Members

Afternoon Grain and Cattle Recap

Grains – Jeff Kaprelian It was a green day on the board with markets closing quite a big higher. Corn was up 12’0 in the July contract to 442’0, soybeans gained 10’0 to 888’0, and wheat rose 9’2 to 535’4. The news today is the same as yesterday – wet…

Jun 12, 2019 | For Members

Afternoon Grain and Cattle Recap

Grains – Jeff Kaprelian After a few days of not talking about weather, we’re back at it. A wetter forecast rallied the grains today, with soybeans leading the charge. November beans gained 18’4 to 905’4 as producers struggle to find suitable ground. If the forecast holds true you can pretty…