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Daniels Trading commodity futures broker Craig Turner goes over why he thinks corn will be range bound for the rest of 2017 but soybeans could have more of a bullish story. We go over the technical damage done on Cattle and while the seasonality may not work out for cattle this year. Hog cash prices remain high while supply is expected to flood the market sooner rather than later. We continue to like high protein plays in the market, playing the range in corn, and looking for a potential bull story in soybeans. While the podcast does not have specific actionable trading recommendations, we do publish them in Turner’s Take Market Alert for spec traders and Turner’s Take Ag Marketing for hedgers. Want to know what to look for in the commodity futures markets? Take a listen to Turner’s Take podcast!
Craig Turner – Commodity Futures Broker
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