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US Corn Futures Discussions

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500?
So close to 485
How about 507 now
I guess funds knew all along?
Wheat/corn spread, so hot right now
Gonna get interesting
Funds long 220k. What could possibly go wrong lol
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Seats belts, are you ready bearers??
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What is the reason for increasing 25 cents last month
Order in to sell 4.60 march corn
short from 65 I think
If it takes out 4.65 a test of 4.85 is in the cards
But a good place to make some sales tbh
Inverse H&s to 530
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Time to enter short positions
Kern. Big demand increase on the back of Ethanol production
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That bull run isnt justified, think it will go down to 420s soon
The historical downloadable data seems great for going back a number of years, but its lacking the contract. Is it just using the nearby, auto switching to the current year, or something else?
This site has downloadable data for Corn futures going back decades but I don't know what it is. The data is not labeled as to which month. The data I'm looking for is the daily close for a year before each DEC contract expires.
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what do you expect now as transition is happening between december and march contracts
The data your looking at is a product that we developed in the 80s. I know this because I sold it to ForexPro which is what this site was called prior to the name change. It is a trademark product called perpetual data and serves as a smoothing factor to eliminate price variances around delivery. Both Perpetual and generic data is available at Commodity Systems, Boca Raton Fl.
Massive corn sales 3 weeks in a row, better go down a bit
This is looking pretty good. The daily bar on sept 9 seems to be a key support area. Price also broke out above the 900 day down trend channel....
The guy on here whos bullish because a portion of minnesota is bad is ignoring harvest results in Iowa Nebraska illinois indiana and most everywhere else. Tried to tell him several times not to get backyarditis. Guess hes finding out the hard way
who is that guy? I've been through MN IA IL IN OH KS WI and many times through NE and none of these states impress me. Maybe that's why like I predicted we wouldn't have the record crops these Bohlke guys keep preaching. Maybe that's we we are closer to my $4.50 target than Bohlke $3.50 target.
I'm out.  Looking too 50/50 to me at the moment.
Market realizing that with 15% moisture there's not as much corn?
only 12% in MN and dropping. picking like a banshee now.
Remember what happened 3 some odd years ago when exports were this strong, it was dry and the price was more or less the same?
DXY looks to be turning lower, should ad some support to corn.
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It gained 2.85% last month
I think sideways or up for a while now..  $4.80 average cost of production for 2024.
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I think 480 is pretty high, I cant say it is unachievable but still a long way for it at least not before the 3rd quarter of 2025. I think we can see 380-390 before it starts being bullish.
I am not saying we'll get to 480, that is just average cost. Also not saying that we don't go lower, eventually. Just that this wave down is likely played out soon and we bounce or go sideways for 8-10 days.
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yeah I agree with you but I think this wave down has a little bit more before bouncing up again.
Corn coming in around 190 here in MN in the good ground on the east side. Too much rain all year. Everyone was expecting higher when they did crop checks but are now getting a surprise. Normal for this area is 210.
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I think going below 400 would be much of a benefit for shorters out there because we can definitely see 380s again which was hit mid September. Personally I think after hitting this low spot it will rebound and 2025s first quarter will be bullish we could see something in the range of 425-445.
Not suprising the fantastic yields more then makes up for rough spots
driving through Kansas and it don't look like they have had any rain for months. even the irritated corn is only about 4ft tall. about 16" where it didn't get water.
I think shorters here forget inflation, cost increases, demand for essential goods which all weigh in opposite to high yields. We live in an awful world where it is highly unlikely (not impossible of course) to see stuff like corn go below 380 or even 400 now. Will it skyrocket? Probably not but dont expect it to fall through the floor either ever again especially since this is not like coffee or cocoa which are luxury goods where a decrease in yields and an increase in price also tames demand. Corn and wheat, soybeans will always have steady demand its a law of nature as the population is ever increasing. Also I dont think short interest MMs will ever be able to screw over farmers again either as they are essential to our survival and hedge funds are not.
I'm not a bull here by any means, but this is simply not a retracement. All I'm saying is you will not see 350 anymore. The bottom is in and a clear shift in the trend has happened.
i agree with the bottom being in. 50% retracement makes a lot of sense from the collapse from 4.92. If this doesnt break 4.30 probably a sign that just a 50% retracement. Nothing is clear about the trend until that happens imo
One thing from above yes the population is increasing but so are yields and acres on south america grow every year. They can pretty easily bring in another 50 million acres over time according to private estimates. Also China for the first time ever is allowing their farmers to plant gmo crops. That lead to and explosion in yields here. When i was farming irrigated yields on corn went from 170-180 being a good yield to anything being below 230 was disappointing. Over time world population growth could overcome supply but we are far from that now
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