Ok I am typing this in school right now and am suppose to be in chemistry class but oh well!
Lumber absolutely tanked today and I tried to add shorts on but I was having trouble leaving class and by the time I called the broker it was already moving to much but I wanted to sell more around 272. Anyway I held on to all 5 lumber but I think I probably should of taken some money before the close and should of covered about 3 of them when we were damn near limit lower. I did not but we still closed 6.20 lower at 266.80. I will prob cover at least 3 if not all of them tomorrow at 267 if we trade there. Traders and Brokers in the pit are saying as long as we see light trading we are going to have a bearish bias on the market. I really see no reason at all for lumber to move higher but it wouldn't supprise me to see some profit taking tomorrow and friday. Would leave a great opportunity to take money and go short again!
I put in an order to buy some dec silver today I believe at yesterdays close so I don't know if I got filled yet or if I did at all. Only reason for this is seasonal and technical.
Beans had a good day today rising 16 cents on nov. Will be interested to see how much farther they can take this market before we run out of steam. I want to say bottom of the gap at 851'4 but we might run a little higher than that. We had a high of 849 I think today and I will deffinantly be looking for shorting opportunities pretty quick in this market if given the chance at the 851 or a little higher. Beans are made and it is a nice crop coming. People can argue that this kind of moisture is going to make for a wet harvest and promote diseases in the beans along with giving corn stalk rot. While I think we don't need anymore rain (actually we are getting pummeled as I am typing this in west central Iowa) I think we still have plenty of time to dry out and although there is talk of disease starting in the beans I don't believe it will even come close to getting out of hand.
Well, back to class and I will continue to keep everyone informed!
Lumber absolutely tanked today and I tried to add shorts on but I was having trouble leaving class and by the time I called the broker it was already moving to much but I wanted to sell more around 272. Anyway I held on to all 5 lumber but I think I probably should of taken some money before the close and should of covered about 3 of them when we were damn near limit lower. I did not but we still closed 6.20 lower at 266.80. I will prob cover at least 3 if not all of them tomorrow at 267 if we trade there. Traders and Brokers in the pit are saying as long as we see light trading we are going to have a bearish bias on the market. I really see no reason at all for lumber to move higher but it wouldn't supprise me to see some profit taking tomorrow and friday. Would leave a great opportunity to take money and go short again!
I put in an order to buy some dec silver today I believe at yesterdays close so I don't know if I got filled yet or if I did at all. Only reason for this is seasonal and technical.
Beans had a good day today rising 16 cents on nov. Will be interested to see how much farther they can take this market before we run out of steam. I want to say bottom of the gap at 851'4 but we might run a little higher than that. We had a high of 849 I think today and I will deffinantly be looking for shorting opportunities pretty quick in this market if given the chance at the 851 or a little higher. Beans are made and it is a nice crop coming. People can argue that this kind of moisture is going to make for a wet harvest and promote diseases in the beans along with giving corn stalk rot. While I think we don't need anymore rain (actually we are getting pummeled as I am typing this in west central Iowa) I think we still have plenty of time to dry out and although there is talk of disease starting in the beans I don't believe it will even come close to getting out of hand.
Well, back to class and I will continue to keep everyone informed!
