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Turner's Take Newsletter and Podcast
Turner's Take Newsletter & Podcast is a weekly market commentary newsletter that covers all the major futures markets with a focus on futures spread trading in the Grains, Livestock and Energy sectors. The weekly issue is free for anyone who wishes to receive it. We will cover macroeconomic influences affecting the futures markets as well as in-depth market analysis for many of major commodity markets.
Turner's Take Market Alert uses a combination of fundamental, technical and seasonal analysis to present market ideas and trading recommendations. Turner’s Take Market Alert is only complimentary for Daniels Trading clients with open and funded accounts.
Turner’s Take Podcast | Synthetic Trading Values
Flat price winter wheat futures were limit it up most of the week but that did not prevent those markets from trading
Turner’s Take Podcast | Volatility: {noun} a tendency to change quickly and unpredictably
Volatility: {noun} a tendency to change quickly and unpredictably
Turner’s Take Podcast | Ag Forum Next Week
The USDA holds their Ag Forum next Thursday/Friday and we’ll get to see their ideas for new crop supply and demand
Turner’s Take Podcast | CONAB Slashes Brazil Soybean Estimates
CONAB Slashes Brazil Soybean Estimates
Turner’s Take Podcast | February WASDE Estimates
February WASDE Estimates
Turner’s Take Podcast | Brazil Soybean Estimates Continue to Fall
Brazil Soybean Estimates Continue to Fall
Turner’s Take Podcast | Not Enough New Crop Acres To Go Around
Corn, wheat, and soybeans will need to have trendline yields or better to get ending stocks back to adquate supply levels
Turner’s Take Podcast | Jan WASDE Bearish SRW Wheat and Bullish Soybeans
The January WASDE was bearish SRW wheat due to an increase in acres and bullish soybeans as global stocks declined
Turner’s Take Podcast | Bullish Grains, Hawkish Fed
Grains and oilseeds are bullish on S. American weather concerns while the Fed minutes were much more hawkish than expected