USDA OUT TOMORROW

AUDIO COMMENTARY

  • Cattle held golden zone (chart below)*

  • USDA out tomorrow

  • Knowing the rigged game

  • Last year balance sheet got smaller every month

  • Trying to get a good average

  • Don’t put all your eggs in one basket

  • Friendly pattern in wheat (chart below)*

  • USDA make or break on wheat chart

  • Chatter of bean sales to China, but it was late reporting for old crop

  • This trade war is better than the last one

  • Odds favor cut to demand and supply in soybeans tomorrow

  • Risk is if supply cut doesn’t offset demand cut

  • Feels like USDA will be slow at cutting demand

  • Lot of reports of less bean yield than last year

  • Bullish pendant in corn? (Chart below)*

  • All charts below audio*

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CHARTS

Dec Corn 🌽

Interesting set up going into tomorrow.

We are battling this major downward trend.

We are also sitting in a potential bullish pennant.

So the chart says we “could” be setting up for a move higher. But the USDA will have the final say.

Target still remains $4.35 if we get a breakout. Which is 50% of the Feb highs.

Need to hold $4.11 to keep short term bias remaining higher. Which is 61.8% of the recent rally.

Nov Beans 🌱

This chart has been completely sideways for a week now.

We need to hold $10.12 to keep our bias remaining higher (61.8% of the entire rally), otherwise we could fall right back down to that black trendline. $10.12 is a must hold level.

To the upside, we need to break above $10.47 to be confident we are heading higher. Which reclaims 61.8% of the recent sell off.

Anything between the red and blue box is simply noise.

Dec Wheat 🌾

We continue to trickle lower but this chart continues to show bullish signs.

Yet again we are on the verge of breaking out of a falling wedge pattern. Coiling up pretty tight here.

We need to clear $5.35 to give us the green light that we are headed higher.

If we do that, we should have a clear shot at $5.52 before any major resistance.

Targets are still 50-61.8% of the June highs.

We are still showing major bullish divergence on the RSI.

Oct Feeder 🐮

We held the first golden zone, which bulls like to see.

If we break below this red box, our next stpo might be the blue box.

This red box is a major spot to hold short term. The red box gives back 50-61.8% of the recent rally.

The blue box gives back 50-61.8% of the entire rally since June.


Past Sell & Protection Signals

We recently incorporated these. Here are our past signals.
 

Aug 22nd: 🌱 

Soybean sell signal & hedge alert.

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July 31st: 🐮 

Cattle sell signal & hedge alert.

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July 10th: 🐮 

Cattle sell signal & hedge alert.

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June 5th: 🐮 

Cattle sell signal & hedge alert.

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June 2nd: 🌾

MPLS wheat sell signal.

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April 10th: 🌽 

Old crop corn sell signal.

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March 19th: 🐮 

Cattle hedge & sell signal.

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Feb 18th: 🌽 🌾 

KC wheat & corn signal.

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Jan 23rd: 🌽 🌱 

Corn & beans sell signal.

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Jan 15th: 🌽 🌱 

Corn & beans hedge alert/sell signal.

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Jan 2nd: 🐮 

Cattle hedge alert at new all-time highs & target.

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Dec 11: 🌽

Corn sell signal at $4.51 200-day MA

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Oct 2nd: 🌾 

Wheat sell signal at $6.12 target

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Sep 30th: 🌽 

Corn protection signal at $4.23-26

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Sep 27th: 🌱 

Soybean sell & protection signal at $10.65

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Sep 13th: 🌾 

Wheat sell signal at $5.98

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May 22nd: 🌾 

Wheat sell signal when wheat traded +$7.00

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