1) That makes more "sense" within the same crop year. It falls apart when you crossover into the next crop year, i.e. old crop to new crop spreads.Quote from Nicklas26:
.....use the % of full carry as a key decision driver for spread trade entry/exit?
LOL, I had to look up glyphosate, that's greek to me..... Unfortunately I am a swing trader only, fundamentals are latin to me. The seasonals point up from here, but so far the spread is not responding. So for a 3 to 5 year play you're asking the wrong person.Quote from zf trader:
Nice handle Mr. Hogweed, I trust your are glyphosate resistant!
Any ideas on how to play a three to five year spike in the hog market?
My thinking is that low prices are causing many producers to leave the industry leading to a lack of supply shock. Of course it may not happen but it could be a good trade if the R/R is right.
Maybe invest in high end genetics in the form of boar seamen?

Quote from nazzdack:
1) That makes more "sense" within the same crop year. It falls apart when you crossover into the next crop year, i.e. old crop to new crop spreads.
2) In a raging bull market, the market should "invert" thereby making the calculation useless.![]()