Commentary

Beginning sometime in ancient Greece and extending for over 2,000 years into the 19th century in many parts of the world, it was believed that illnesses or disease was caused by a buildup or imbalance of “humours” within the body, and the only way to correct this was via blood-letting. …

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Most of us are familiar with the phrase, or worse yet, have experienced the sentiment, “If I did not have bad luck, I would not have any luck at all.”   While hopefully, that has not been the case, at least very often for most, it would appear to be pretty…

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While hardly a surprise, a 4% dip in the good/excellent rating for corn and a 5% haircut in beans help shore up prices overnight in these markets, but the strength was fleeting, and the selling has since resumed.  For now, at least, it would appear that the trade is more…

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