That Was a Wild Day, And This Is What It Takes to Trade These Market.

That Was a Wild Day, And This Is What It Takes to Trade These Market.

Hogs rally and fail, while cattle markets bounce back off their early weakness

Educational and actionable information using Fibonacci and W.D. Gann analysis.

Jim's video explains how the markets of five specific agricultural commodity futures contracts might be impacted by this phenomenon

The wheat complex posted losses across the three exchanges on Friday. Chicago SRW futures saw fractional to 2 ½ cent losses on the day, as December closed out the week down a penny. KC HRW contracts were 1 to 2 ¾ cents lower across the board, with December slipping 5...

Corn futures closed out the Friday session with most contracts steady to 3 ¾ cents higher. That was led by December, which cut down the weekly loss to just ¾ cent. The national average Cash Corn price from cmdtyView was up 6 1/2 cents at $3.85 3/4 per bu. The...

Soybeans settled the Friday session with contracts steady to 1 ½ cents in the red, despite early strength and export business. January managed a 3 ¾ cent loss on the week. CmdtyView’s national front month Cash Bean price was up 3 1/4 cents at $9.34. Soymeal futures were down $3.50...

Grain markets were mostly mixed on Friday and livestock futures saw a choppy trade. Here’s how the first trading day of November shook out for the Ag markets.

Old Crop Puts vs New Crop Put Spreads Discussed

In my opinion, significant trading volume erupted into massive volatility in multiple markets on Friday.

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