New crop corn is $4.00. If we have 96mm acres and a trend line yield the Dec20/July21 carry will be 30 cents. $4.30 new crop sales are possible.
Turner's Take Podcast
In Turner's Take Podcast, Daniels Trading futures brokers discuss the commodity markets from a fundamental, technical, and seasonal perspective. Turner's Take podcast (formerly Inside Commodity Futures) is hosted by Craig Turner, commodity broker with Daniels Trading and author of Turner’s Take newsletter.
Turner’s Take Podcast: Greetings from FARMCON and Kansas City!
I had a great time at FARMCON this week in Kansas City. We also go over Phase One and what it means for US ag demand
Turner’s Take Podcast: USDA January 10th WASDE Preview
Our first podcast of 2020 is out. We go over the recent macro market events and then dive into our thoughts on the upcoming WASDE on January 10th. The Jan WASDE always has the potential to cause a limit move. Make sure you take a listen to this week’s Turner’s Take Podcast!
Turner’s Take Podcast: What Phase One Could Mean For Soybeans
Phase One of the trade deal should be very supportive for the grain markets. Soybeans could be the big winner and in the most need of acres
Turner’s Take Podcast: Dec 2020 Corn Could Trade $3.20 to $4.20 Next Year
Dec 2020 Corn Could Trade $3.20 to $4.20 Next Year. Soybeans could trade between $8.40 and $10.50.
Turner’s Take Podcast: US-China Trade Agreement May Have To Wait Until 2020 Presidential Election
We go over the recent developments in the US-China trade negotiations and how it is effecting , grains, oilseeds, and livestock.Make sure you take a listen to this week’s Turner’s Take podcast!
Turner’s Take | CBOT Starts Thanksgiving Week Stronger
The markets are higher today as more snow is forecast in the central US and that will further delay corn harvest. Farmer sales also tend to slow down during the week of Thanksgiving and that can be supportive too. Andy Daniels, the founder of Daniels Trading, has an opinion about rice today
Turner’s Take | Funds Reducing Soybean Length
Export sales were above the average estimates and towards the top of the ranges. US corn is well priced at these levels as are soybeans. Corn is competitive with the Black Sea and South America will be out of the export game for the next few months. US Soybeans are now about 30 cents under Brazil for December and 10 under for January. Support for Jan Soybean is $9.00 and then $8.90. A break below $8.90 could cause the funds to go from net long to net short. I personally don’t see the funds getting net short unless the Phase One trade deal completely falls apart.
Turner’s Take Podcast: US/China Trade Deal Concerns Send Soybeans, Hogs, and Equities Lower
In this week’s episode we go over the recent developments in the US-China trade negotiations and how it is effecting equities, grains, oilseeds, and livestock. We also talk about sugar at the end and why we like it from the long side in 2020. Make sure you take a listen to this week’s Turner’s Take podcast!
Turner’s Take Podcast: HRW Wheat Leads CBOT Higher
Fund short covering in HRW wheat is leading the CBOT higher. Crop Progress is further behind than expected in corn and soybeans