| Grain Express | 5/4/2023

Posted: May 4, 2023, 8:34 a.m.

A Brief History of Corn Highs

  • The most popular month within the last 20 years for December corn to notch its year-of-expiration high is June with five instances, while May, July and November each have three. New-crop corn made May highs in 2021 and 2022, and it made April highs twice, most recently in 2014.  -Reuters
  • Here's a great article from Reuters comparing this year's corn action to 2013 and other years: Column: Chicago corn futures may find a doppelganger in 2013 | Reuters

Corn

Seasonal Trend in Play

 

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Soybeans 

Seasonal Trend in Play

  • The next Seasonal Trend for soybeans is for the July contract and starts on May 28th.

 

Technicals (July)

Soybean futures are having a tough time making up their mind this week, trading in a 50ish cent range.  The Bulls need to continue defending 1396-1402 to spark a bigger relief rally.  A failure to do so keeps the technical advantage in favor of the Bear camp.  

 

Bias: Neutral/Bullish

Previous Session Bias: Neutral/Bullish

Resistance:  1422-1431***, 1439 3/4**

Pivot:  1396-1402 

Support: 1380-1385****

 

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Wheat

Seasonal Trend in Play

  • None

 

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