It is difficult to chalk it up to anything more than pre-holiday profit-taking, but we have witnessed a bit of a washout overnight in the grain and soy markets. Shall we label it Turkey Tuesday? At this point, no significant damage has occurred, and in fact, wheat has already begun…
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Often around this time of year, there are many concerned about things being dry, but it usually comes from the thought of trying to chew through the overcooked and bone-dry turkey that was left in the oven too long. Thank goodness for gravy. This year, of course, the most significant…
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Often around this time of year, there are many concerned about things being dry, but it usually comes from the thought of trying to chew through the overcooked and bone-dry turkey that was left in the oven too long. Thank goodness for gravy. This year, of course, the most significant…
Weekly Commentary
NOVEMBER 21, 2020 While Thanksgiving will be celebrated in slightly differently this year, many families will still be gathering this coming Thursday to offer thanks and, let us not forget, celebrate another harvest. While we are not the only nation that holds a national holiday as such, Canada, Germany, Japan,…
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This will have been another banner week for the bulls in the grain and soy markets as we have extended to higher highs once again, and on the combination chart should record the highest weekly close since the mid-summer 2014. The advance has most certainly been led by beans this…