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BULLISH DIVERGENCE MAY CORN two cases of clear bullish divergence here on the 60 min chart. new contract low was made during the last session. I expect some short covering into the beginning of the week, a bounce off the lows signaled by the bullish divergence is possible. I could also see some further pressure occur until the bounce materializes Everything here is purely my opinion, and in no way advice or recommendations on making trades. I may or may not hold positions in the instruments I analyze.
CBOT:ZCK2019Long
by SouthFutures
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CORN DAILY CHART ANALYSISKey Level: 387’6 I’m working on the idea of triangle wave (B) complete and wave (C) is developing into 5 wave motive structure. By using Elliot rule of “WAVE 2 never retrace 100% of wave 1”, we can establish an invalidation level that served as our key level of this analysis. If wave (B) complete, corn has no business to go above 387’8 level and I’m looking forward to short with corn in wave 3. Let’s see how corn market develop in the next coming days, week and month :D Please leave a comment if you have any idea and suggestion to improve this corn analysis. Happy trading
CBOT:ZC1!Short
by pengiran-
Corn Futures? A big question mark.What is going to happen with ag commodity futures in the coming months. Where are we going? We are getting closer to the ever so important growing season in the United States, and ag futures have been stuck in a rut. Specifically corn. February 8th, the USDA released another one of their important reports and traders saw a decrease in stocks/yield as well as other juicy information. Overall the report was nothing to get the market too excited. After the close us traders saw yesterday, it leaves me even more curious of where these futures are going to go. From a chart prospective, we have seen strong congestion in corn futures. Looking at the chart here for CZ9 (dec 19), you can see a possible ascending triangle. I am not completely convinced. I am torn fundamentally with the idea of larger acres coming and then throw in the size of the corn carry out, which is lower than we have seen in a while. Off the cusp there are a few very interesting variables at play in the ag futures world. Throw in the continuing trade negotiations and every analyst prediction is radically altered. For now it will be interesting to sit back and watch how this unfolds. Comments always encouraged. Everything here is purely my opinion, and in no way advice or recommendations on making trades. I may or may not hold positions in the instruments I analyze. L.R.
CBOT:ZCZ2019
by SouthFutures