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LOL, I know a little bit about the corn market and was being Sarcastic.

I am sure the endusers just want corn farmers to get a decent price out of their crop, so that is why the market is a little firm.

What does anybody know about Dimension Trading Group?

I think a better question would be: Why is Dec Corn making new highs right before one of the biggest corn harvests in the world? It's probably because all the end users are nice and like farmers to get a good price for their corn crop.

Gas companies have been figuring in a pretty poor basis when buying Gas from royalty owners so I doubt they have been hurt much.

A quote FWIW: "On the other hand, here in southeast Nebraska soybeans for delivery in August maintain a premium of 52 cents over those for delivery in September. This is certainly not indicating an imminent collapse in prices. In fact, the last time we had a similar huge spread in soybean...

The "massive amount of weak longs in the grain markets" are really having there way with the bears now. Wheat was up 40 cents on Wed and it's up 60 cents in the night session. Nice call pitguru. Do you have clients that pay for this advice? Maybe I should ask if you use to have clients...

Looks like the "massive amount of weak longs in the grain markets" got hurt again in the night session. Sometimes grains do make a turn near the 1st of the month, so maybe this pit guru will gets some help soon. In the past wheat doesn't usually rally $2 when farmers in the US raise good...

"The problem with the trade right now for bulls is the massive amount of weak longs in all markets." "Look to the downside in all markets this week with bean oil looking to gain against meal, old crop beans lose to new crop, corn gains against wheat and beans continue to regain lost ground...

I received an email from them the other day, LOL. I deleted it!

Integrity and CBOT in the same sentence. LOL I think the CBOT forgets one of the reasons it was created. The CBOT's principal role is to provide contract markets for its members and customers and to oversee the "integrity" and cultivation of those markets...

Tell your students if they can solve the horrible lack of convergence in both Chicago and KC Wheat markets, then they might be able to get a job with the CFTC. Although I am sure there are plenty of businesses, none being farmers, that like the current lack of convergence...

40 to as high as 75 bushel yields in some parts of Kansas and the wheat rallied. Wow but Basis still stinks.

10 years ago there were only 2 traders in the Belly PIT and 1 of the guys was pretty big. Now do they only have 1?

That should help America have Confidence in the Stock Market.

http://debtorboards.com/index.php I they sue you and you don't know what to do, then you can always excerise the Arb clause that most CC contracts have in them. That will tie them up for a while.

Citigroup Market's Cap with or without tax payer money?

See the date of my post. On that date the market was more concerned about getting the crops planted.

Michael Lewis 60 Minutes Interview: Wall Street Bonuses 'A Very Elegant Form Of Theft' (VIDEO) http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/13/michael-lewis-60-minutes_n_497865.html Maybe to start with they bought off or deceived the Ratings agencies.

"The SEC said the fraud, a blow to the reputation of Wall Street's most powerful firm, was orchestrated in 2007 by a Goldman vice president then in his late 20's." Lets blame it on a 20 year old because very few other people knew anything about it. YA RIGHT! Want to buy some Ocean Front...