The technical level of 1345.00 on the S&P can be reached if more money is pumped back into the market. It seems as though money that has been on the sidelines may be coming back. If this is true the market might push through...
Read MoreThe USDA has released these figures for the March 31 report:
Read MoreConcerning the Goldman Sachs bean acreage number released today. Their acreage at 75.6 million is a major problem. Harvested acreage equates to 74.8 million. Yield at 44 (I’m being generous) equates to...
Read MoreCorn 91.758 million (Informa Jan – 90.9, USDA Outlook – 92, 2010 – 88.2) Soybeans 75.269 million (Informa Jan – 76.7, USDA Outlook – 78, 2010 – 77.4) Cotton 13.13 million (Informa Jan –...
Read MoreSOMA, Japan — The catastrophe at Japan’s stricken nuclear complex is now worse than Three Mile Island, experts said Tuesday, after the crisis escalated again with a new explosion — this one opening holes in the...
Read MoreSAO PAULO, March 10 (Reuters) – Heavy rains in March caused losses to the soybean crop in Brazil’s No. 5 producing state Mato Grosso do Sul, although preliminary estimates of losses were still sketchy. Mato Grosso do...
Read MoreLeft-right Senate pair takes aim at ethanol subsidy By Ben Geman – 03/09/11 11:06 AM ET Sens. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) and Ben Cardin (D-Md.) are teaming up in a new push to end tax credits that support the domestic ethanol...
Read MoreBy Shane Romig Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)–Argentina’s tax agency has again raided the offices of leading multinational grain exporting companies, seeking evidence to back up charges that the...
Read MoreThe United States has over 80 billion barrels of oil in reserves which is far greater than any other country. Why all of the hype over 2% of the world’s oil. I understand that the Suez Canal and Africa play a large part in...
Read MoreCotton is insane…..I’ve lost my voice and that hasn’t helped, but lately, I cannot help but feel that all I am is a freaking quote machine, as constantly people want to know “where is it?” but few...
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