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Super easy to trade! Thats why everyone is doing it! LOL! By the way hard wheat (KC,Minny) calander are a buy!

The wheat/cocoa spread?!?!? Interesting...

i know im a few days later to reply to that question, but generally im bullish wheat vs everything until it show a sign of weakness. Ive been making money buying wheat early in the overnight and using just a 3 cent stop to see if its gonna work. Also made some doe bullspreading mwz/mwh at -15.4...

Maybe be another sell...

DTN ProphetX and I know people in the business.

OTC shizzz

bid ask is better on the screen in basically all ags. Maybe some of the meat contracts have better pit volume, but why do you care about the pit. ITS DEAD. Thats how i lost my job.

Yes but buying corn and selling wheat right now is like standing in front of a train. Until the recent rally in Chi wheat reverses (which it may have after Friday, but i doubt it) you dont want be short. Problems with vomitoxin in the US SRW crop and drought in Russia and Kazahkstan (spelling?)...

Can i just say im the man!

Word, I think I said that about 2 months ago!

What do you have in mind?

This is dec corn/dec oats by the way.

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Check out this seasonal chart.

100% of locals use spreads, thats not to say 100% of their trades are spreads. That will vary from trader to trader, but anyone making markets for size will carry the majority of their position on a spread basis, probably 85-90%.

Corn- Sep is technically new crop, but a little too early due to northern harvest so Dec is the first non-bastard month. Winter Wheat- July is new crop Spring Wheat- Sep is new crop Soybeans- Nov is new crop With this in mind an old crop/new crop spread would be like: Winter Wheat-...

Intermarket spreads in wheat markets, Intercommodity between wheat and corn, corn and beans, or corn and livestock. These spreads offer movement that active traders like but are much less random than flat-price trading. Calander spreads are also widely traded, but can be very stagnant in Corn...

He's just a dink. Likes to feel smart by talking about pointless stuff that confuses people.

SN0-SX0 is showing 32.5 right now and i want to buy it.

In ags most professional traders trade spreads. Flat-price technical systems may look cool and make fast money in certain markets, but they only really work if everyone is trading the same signal. Spreads are more fundamental and give you a real idea if something is over or under priced. The...