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US Soybeans Futures - Jul 24 (ZSN4)

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pure manipulation so clear on yesterdays chart and price movement...
next target 1600 till 15 june
Boop
USDA came out this morning with their Export forecast saying 2021 is going to be a record year. That's why we had the run-up in Grains. Now hold on to your hats...their 4p ET crop progress report WAS PHENOMENAL! It's time to short the Grains!
ratings mean nothing to tiny plants. bean yield is made in August corn in july
Any idea guys what made the rate go up so much this morning?? Hope the downward trend continues now!
Now I wonder if if the media reports are confirmed, then soybeans and corn will hit the bottom. because no one will buy such amount from the market, there will be second oil, and China has a stock for 2-3 years.
it's almost certain that the US will accuse China of covid, so a new trade war is within reach. now it seems logical why China bought as much soybeans and corn as they could.
Everyone know that the virus started in China. Only the US and Australia had the ********to say it openly.
Balls
everyone knows a lot of things, but to know and accuse officially are two different things. Open OFFICIAL accusation is the necessity to take some steps (in this case only economic) and a huge loss of trust that China will not allow. And since 90% of the world's countries suffered cruel losses in the pandemic, China cannot afford such an accusation. And it will all end up with sanctions in both directions.
1 word....FROST
its more severe and widespread than first thought
Pile up the shorts
Again
buy today it go 1580
really...
Weeeeee
Shorting again @1546.50
By mid-June, the chance of it falling below 1,500 is around 40%, the chance that it will rise above 1,560 is around 10% and 50% that the price will hold. In the long term, around 3 months, 95% to decline and 5% to increase. I have data for the next 3 months based on price increases and decreases in the same periods in recent years, of course taking into account the price levels, and at this level the growth force is almost zero. And given the still perfect weather conditions in the soybean belt, the June report should lead to a large drop in prices. And these are, of course, private calculations.
We dont deserve you
blog.pricegroup.com/2021/05/27/grains-report-05-27-2021/
I don't know what data you have that suggests growth. But grains are interdependent and the fact that soybeans have grown is simply the result of more than 6% of the increase in maize. And now it is enough for corn to slow down its growth rate, then soybeans will go down. If you are persuading to buy, give the reason why you think so. Because I only hear buy buy like a child with no idea. now the only reasonable limit for buying is around 1300 otherwise the risk of loss is many times greater than the profit. with such a risk, it is wiser to go to the casino and bet on the color in roulette.
I'll bite. All grains are undervalued. Easiest example is wheat; in 1980 the average price for a loaf of bread was $0.50, wheat average close that year was $4.56, 2021 average bread price so far is $2.12 and wheat $6.62. Surely the prices should be somewhat pegged, but a 8x difference? Grain prices have not kept pace with inflation, notwithstanding the world's population has increased nearly 3.5 billion in that same time period. China's edible oilseed production last year was abismal, that coupled with poor growing conditions in the majority of the world, has set the stage for a catch up of sorts. Don't get me wrong, I agree, prices have moved at an unsustainable pace. To throw out arbitrary numbers and say "it's only worth buying around xx.." does nothing to foster a conversation either.
I understand your point of view, but here's the so-called economies of scale and new technologies. in the times you speak of 1980, per farmer there was about 10-15 hectares of arable land where one third of his land was not cultivated alternately (soil regeneration) and of those 10-15 hectares the farmer supported the whole family. Today, one typical farmer has from about 200 to even several thousand hectares, which thanks to fertilizer can cultivate in a continuous cycle, and thanks to mechanization he is able to physically cope with such a task. There are a few more factors, but this one is the most important.
 minimum and no-till came in in the 1970s so that argument doesn’t really hold up, continuous cropping has been around since then. Yields haven’t improved that much in relation to inputs, but I see what you’re saying. Economies of scale are all well and good, continuing with that example more than half a million bushels more wheat was produced in 1980 vs last year on a 39 vs 49 bu/ac average. Again, the increase in yield doesn't correlate to the price deficiency.
Keep buying weaklings
u.dont short soy during hyperinflation 🤡🤡🤡🤡
inflation 3-5%, the price of soybeans almost 100%, if the price increases by inflation, it will be around 900-950. How are you to write s..upid things duplicated by people who bought soybeans after 1600 and now do not know what to do and write the same nonsense on all forums, then look for another place.
1806. then 1828. in wenesdau
reason ??
1806coming
i see a massive short coming, but not now
nothing hurts more than being right but not being in the trade smh
Short all rips
long. target: 1590. tight stop
sheesh got a lot of hate on this one haha
  Lol, haters gonna hate. that 1580-1590 is my projected exit point also
lmao all those who disliked this reneged
Sevomd rejection last night in the 1490/1494 area
short soybeans during hyperinflation? 🤡
Adding more shorts. Press your bets.
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