With such a bearish price forecast for corn this morning, based upon the USDA crop report, it is surprising to see the price of corn higher than yesterday's close. I consider this a bullish sign. If commercial hedgers are stepping into the market to buy at what they consider to be bargain prices, perhaps this is suggestive that the 50% Fibonacci level is the bottom for this season. This seems to underscore once again what I have observed in the past -- that fundamentals-related news can often be misleading. The market surprises me all the time! We must always remember that "anything can happen"!Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Corn Price Has Head Above Water
With such a bearish price forecast for corn this morning, based upon the USDA crop report, it is surprising to see the price of corn higher than yesterday's close. I consider this a bullish sign. If commercial hedgers are stepping into the market to buy at what they consider to be bargain prices, perhaps this is suggestive that the 50% Fibonacci level is the bottom for this season. This seems to underscore once again what I have observed in the past -- that fundamentals-related news can often be misleading. The market surprises me all the time! We must always remember that "anything can happen"!
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