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US Cocoa (CCU6)

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4,204.00
-30.00(-0.71%)
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US Cocoa Futures Discussions

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Looks like 4200 is good resistance!!!
Opened big long at 4317 tp 4500 sl 4300
Its getting ready to take offf
record high stocks vs weather risk: AI update on El Nino: The Climate-Crop Impact • West Africa Risks: The Ivory Coast and Ghana produce over half of the world's cocoa. During El Niño, these regions experience extended dry seasons and stronger Harmattan winds. This combination reduces yields and causes cherelle wilt (immature cocoa pods dropping). • Delayed Crop Development: Early surveys for the 2026/27 main crop indicate below-average pod formation, signaling a weaker outlook for harvests beginning in October. • Structural Fragility: Aside from immediate El Niño impacts, trees in the region are aging, and farmers are battling Cocoa Swollen Shoot Virus (CSSV) and fertilizer shortages
Sell ur long it will retest 3900
Ill be buying all the longs sold!!! This will hit 3,400 today st the least
Not sure if 3900, but i would expect a pullback after the climb from monday and tuesday.
4,400 here we come!!
4500 plus
my love😍😍😍
Oh wow hope this is going parabolic
🚢Ivory Coast farmers delivered 32 thousand tons of #cocoa previous week, up 89% compared to same week year ago. Since the start of the 2025/26 marketing season on October 1, approximately 1.85 million tonnes of cocoa had reached ports, up 11,6% year on year. Need to mention one more metric exists: according to XTB analysts - 1.95 million tonnes of cocoa had reached ports by June 7. This would represents an increase of 18.9% compared with the same period a year earlier. 🔬The KIT Institute paper found that Swiss is bringing even better farming to Africa and affected farms have 20% yield: report found that participating cocoa-farming households increased cocoa yields by 4%. That represents a 20 percentage point advantage. This is important as African farms are poorly managed and so cocoa yields come half the amount they could be. Not investment advice.
The market looks already at the next season with nino, etc.
MKI cope harder bro
Florin Popa hell I was already looking at the 26/27 main crop when I bought in march 2027
El Nino impact West Africa vs future cocoa crop: On the bullish side sits the 2026/27 crop and the El Niño premium. Early surveys of the next Turbulent times coming - West African main crop, which begins harvesting in October, showed below-average cherelle formation on cocoa trees. Heavy rain and winds in parts of the Ivory Coast reportedly blew away young flowers.
Cocaa 4500
I am the real Dj cocoa today 5000
up go 4300 very nice baby
why down now?
Concerns over El Nino pushed cocoa price up. According to latest publication El Nino could come strong, having some toll on crop of next season.
better get out before you get crushed on the way to 14k with your shorts. same as Rebelty
remember my last post. One bad news will trigger a race. Todays news el nino: El Niño conditions have officially formed in the tropical Pacific Ocean and are expected to rapidly intensify into a historic, potentially record-breaking event through the winter of 2026–2027. According to the latest June 2026 diagnostic discussion from NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, there is a 63% chance of a "very strong" El Niño peaking between November 2026 and January 2027, making it one of the largest climate events recorded since 1950
that was on Thursday
why down?
any news?
go baby go go
why up?
Why not?
So despite enormous crop/production supplies the price has held bottom of 3700 and moved up to current 3900. On Friday almost end of business this is very strong bullish signal that something in the background is currently happening. Could be El nino news update we dont know yet - wait for Monday opening - the race is on.
This is Sept contract
Patience
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