Corn Bears Are Getting Ready For Hibernation

Presented by Heartland Investor Capital Management Inc. CTA

Corn:
Strong export inspections, year-to-date 29% higher than last year
Broke moving average and April trendline resistance
Resistance around 430 range; short-term upside may be limited
Old crop and March contract sales recommended for hedgers

Soybeans:
Export inspections up 11% year-over-year
China expected to buy in December-January, supporting Pacific Northwest basis
Carryout falling; potential to exceed $11 with basis improvement
Fibonacci retracement shows minimal pullback, signaling stealth rally

Wheat:
Export inspections 15% higher year-over-year
Chicago wheat strong, linked to corn’s strength
Kansas and spring wheat under pressure; December contract support above 560
Seasonal lift expected mid-September to early November

Cattle:
Live cattle: potential B-wave bounce, watch 242-232 for wave analysis
Feeder cattle: support at 356; under 350 signals deeper correction
Historical highs show late-August to mid-September peak window

Gold and Bonds:
Gold breaking trendlines, new highs possible
Japanese bond market pressures supporting gold

Crude Oil:
Counter-trend low occurred early, run to 65 achieved
A-B-C Wave Two may push prices toward 67–68
Geopolitical tensions (Russia-Ukraine) influencing refinery capacity and supply

Provided by:

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

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