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One contract is 2,000 Hundredweight. So if the price is 11.93, it means that 1 contract is 23,860$ (2,000 Hundredweight). 2,000 Hundredweight are 112 tons. So if the price is 11.93 it means that one ton of rough rice is 213,04$
Been waiting awhile and finally bought some around 9.56 march. Being that prices are below the cost of production for many makes this a lower risk to high reward trade.
Been waiting for awhile to enter into rice. Just bought some around 9.56. At these prices, they are below the cost of production for many. The risk to reward seems to be in the bulls favor.
i was but took a beating on it. its likely it will go up in the spring futures as will most grains. i think. be ready though because when it moves it moves a lot. if you can buy spring futures around 970 - 990 i would do it. thats my plan anyway.
rain should exit Arkansas late tomorrow and Louisiana the next day. certainly will delay harvest but will the rain and dampness jeopardize the crop? unlikely. my prediction is overnight will close around 1070. tomorrow will close little over 1070 -1100.
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