Beans Defy Gravity

Presented by Heartland Investor Capital Management Inc. CTA

Soybeans:
Holding strong due to a weaker US dollar and a strengthening Brazilian real.
Brazil’s large crop not heavily pressuring US prices; potential Chinese buying supports market.
May contract holding above key moving averages suggests further upside potential.

Corn:
Supported by index fund buying, drought concerns, and technical patterns implying seasonal strength.
Potential for prices to reach $5.40; bull market could persist through June or August.
Recent correction possible, but overall upside bias remains intact.

Wheat:
Retreating short-term but maintains upward momentum toward the $6.30-$6.40 range.
Cyclical turn in early March could spark a rally; Russian crop concerns add support.
Spring wheat shows potential for a 50-60 cent spike with favorable conditions.

Cattle:
Live cattle testing key trend lines; failure to hold $189-$190 risks deeper correction.
Feeder cattle remain under pressure; need support above $257-$258 to avoid major downside.
Seasonal lows expected in early March with potential strength into spring.

Crude Oil:
Currently in a wave two recovery with potential to reach $78 before resuming a downward trend.
Near-term rallies possible, but longer-term outlook remains bearish.
Market structure suggests further declines later this year.

Provided by:

Eugene Graner,
Heartland Investor Capitol Management, Inc., CTA
(A separate entity from Heartland Investor Services)

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