CORN
15% to 35% Upside Ahead for Corn (Divergence Strategy)Corn recently has had the monthly bullish divergence confirmed with Septembers monthly close. This has major implications for corn, as I anticipate corn to now trade up at least 15% from current prices, up to a max move of approximately 35%. Monthly divergence triggers such as this are signals that the prudent trader must pay attention to. This does not mean I anticipate this market to go straight up from here. However, it does mean that, in my opinion, dips are for buying in the Corn market until we reach these upside targets.
Have a great week.
Inflation & Agricultural Prices - On the Rise Again Inflation is expected to rise again because the prices of staples such as wheat, rice, corn, and soybean meal have been increasing over the last two months. Additionally, we've seen a 20% increase in soybean meal prices since the low in February.
Chicago SRW Wheat Futures & Options
Ticker: ZW
Minimum fluctuation:
1/4 of one cent (0.0025) per bushel = $12.50
Soybean Meal Futures & Options
Ticker: ZM
Minimum fluctuation:
0.10 per short ton = $10.00
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Corn broke the upper side of the rangeEASYMARKETS:CRNUSD
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Corn Price Rollercoaster: A Technical BreakdownDive into the intricacies of corn price movements in this focused video analysis🎥. We'll tackle key support levels, observe the recent price plunge💥, and discuss what could be in store. Remember, I'm not a commodities expert, just a passionate observer👀 sharing my insights. Hop on this rollercoaster ride and let's decode the chart together! 🚀📊🤓
Got a take on these corn price moves? 🌽Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Let's get a conversation going!
Why Rice Prices Determine the Direction of Interest Rates?Recently, I received questions asking my opinion on their borrowing cost, if they should go for fixed or float rates. We somehow know there is inflation, but not exactly sure how long it will last and how bad it will get. Because higher inflation leads to higher interest rates.
While I cannot advise them as I do not have a banking license to do so. However, I can point them to the commodity markets, I hope by doing so, it can help them to understand and read into the direction of interest rates with greater clarity.
Background on edible commodities:
Rice is a staple in the diets of more than half of the world’s population, especially in Latin America, Asia, and the Middle East. Annual production of milled rice tops 480 million metric tons, which makes it the third most-produced grain in the world after corn and wheat.
An increase in rice prices or edible commodities, it will really add pressure to the existing global inflationary pressure. Hardship will be more intense especially compare to other commodities like crude oil.
In short, people can still live with some inconvenience without cars, but not without food.
Therefore, when food prices become much more expensive, the central banks immediate and urgent measures is to counter it by rising interest rates.
Content:
. Why edible commodities determine the direction of interest rates?
. Technical studies
. How to hedge or buy them?
Rice Market:
91 Metric Tons
$0.005 = US$10
Example -
$0.01 = US$20
$18.00 = 1800 x US$20 = US$18,000
From $18 to $19 = US$10,000
If you are trading this market for the short-term, do remember to use live data than delay ones.
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• What presented here is not a recommendation, please consult your licensed broker.
• Our mission is to create lateral thinking skills for every investor and trader, knowing when to take a calculated risk with market uncertainty and a bolder risk when opportunity arises.
CORN FUTURES SELL CALL OUT BY JOHN THE FOREX GUY!Hi guys this is john the forex guy. After a few months of refining and twerking my plan approach I'm back guys. I believe corn futures will soon sell this is based on the the fact that we are at a psychological supply area but what come to light through my team member is that corn is really over supplied in the world looking deeper these following few months will be crucial at determining how this unfolds.
Take note guys I am a long term trader bare in mind these trade will run on average for weeks to months so always be mentally ready to hold a trade for 3 months or even more. These are the the type of trade I call home-runs, why?
(A) Reduce your exposure to the markets by trading fewer trades a year, a person who opens a trade every day is highly likely to crash and burn compared to those who trade less, let's say 1 to 30 trades a year are more likey to keep their winnings in the long run.
(B) Low risk on each trade usually between 1% and 5% of your account (excluding commission just trade value)
(C) High reward on each trade a minimum of 10% profit and uncapped potential reward could be 20% or 113% profit of your account it is unlimited! (excluding commission)
(D) All these factors from A to C add up to this; In order to lose all your capital you need to lose 15 to 20 trades in a raw but looking at the way we approach the markets and take our trades it is highly unlikely to lose all your capital because it is almost impossible to take 15 trades a year if you're holding 1 trade for almost 2-3 months.
I will give you an IDEA/EXAMPLE how I am taking this trade lets base this on a $100 account:
(A) Open 1x position SELL
(B) Stop loss -$5.50 (5.5% loss of $100)
(C) Take profit +$25.00(25% profit of $100)
Disclaimer I not a financial advisor I am simply a retail trader sharing my trade where I entered, plan to exit loss and profit so always do your own research before committing/investing your money.
Corn - Bullish Flag Corn is trading inside a bullish flag on Daily/Weekly charts. I'm looking for either a breakout or buy from the bottom of the flag (in case we see a bounce here rather than a breakout).
Targets at 800 and 880.
Invalidation - breakout below the flag structure.
Famine and food shortages. How do we invest? RJA and RJIFamine and Food Shortages are the talk over the last month as Russia invades Ukraine. How are we playing this? Where can people look to hedge inflation and war? Here are two simple methods we take a look at to play commodities and agricultural commodities. RJA and RJI by Jim Rogers we believe will continue to rise due to inflation and war. A little fast recently due to war but we expect more corn, wheat, oil, and safflower oil shortages in the next year or two simply based on this war. These commodities will and some are, being used as weapons at this point. I would ask myself, what's more important? Access to a world financial system that I can work around or food for my citizens? I would go with the latter as those with real "stuff" usually have the upper hand. I am not allowed to advertise other social media on TradingView but I can say there is a longer version and more detail out there.
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Seasonal Futures Market Patterns Corn SoybeansSeasonal Futures Market Patterns Corn Soybeans
Hey traders today I wanted to go over the best Seasonal Patterns in the Corn & Soybeans Futures Market. Corn and Soybeans and other grain markets follow an annual reliable seasonal pattern revolving around supply demand planting cycles. Knowing when to find these seasonal market patterns on your charts can really benefit us in our trading of Corn and Soybeans.
Enjoy!
Trade Well,
Clifford
Weekly Levels Strategies: Support/Resistance Crypto, Stocks, etcBitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and cryptocurrencies as a whole are caught in consolidation where a breakout to either side will define the trend. Stock market indexes of S&P 500 and Nasdaq have given a bullish signal but where will that change? Commodities like oil, wheat, and corn are ripping. Gold and Silver are giving bullish breakout signals. Tech stocks are teetering on edge while defensive plays like utility stocks are rising.
DBC commodity indexDBC commodity index, Commodity prices have stalled but should continue higher as mother nature continues to go haywire interfering with the growth of crops. with a lower yield and ever increasing demand producer prices must raise to accommodate for the hardships therefor that price increase should become reflected on the index price as well.
🍿Corn- I like to call it Bitcorn (3% higher again today) 🌽🌮Corn is not a cryptocurrency, to begin with.
For some of you all you trade is cryptos. I could understand that up to a degree but it is SO wrong.
Cryptos should be a part of your trading/investing, you should always diversify and keep your eyes open for opportunities in other categories like commodities, shares, indices, etc etc
Well, here is the update on Corn, for those who work closely with me we managed to sell big on Thursday and Buy back on support on Friday..we touched perfection this time so let's keep it that way.
:) look at the previous idea(s) for our 900+ target price on Corn
the FXPROFESSOR
Weekly overview- Updated charts will followHi guys,
wishes fora nice week to all of you. We had our Greek orthodox Easter here so it was time to spend with family.
Now back to the trading floor and off course our charts to see what's cooking and what opportunities we will have this week.
Updated charts will follow for main assets.
All the best,
the FXPROFESSOR
LARGE Players Are Going LONG! CORN Long SetupHello everyone,
today I have a great opportunity from commodity markets for you.
CBOT:ZC1! broke from the long term trading range, but the lower prices were rejected and there are two Pinbars on the weekly chart. Also according to Commitment of traders index the large players are going long which makes it a very interesting setup for buyers.
Do you also watch COT? ;-)
John
FINEIGHT Team