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The only way to make a profit is to sell
Now that prices are relatively high, the only way to take advantage of the higher than expected prices is to sell your wheat! Note what the funds are doing.
Can the market justify $6 wheat?
Wheat prices increased (in my opinion) an economically unjustified 76 percent. Prices then declined to about 60 percent of June 2010 wheat prices.
Are higher wheat prices possible?
Two weeks before this article was written, wheat prices were predicted to increase 50 cents between early June and
Market paying storage and interest
At this writing, the spreads (differences) between the Kansas City Board of Trade wheat contracts cover wheat storage
2010 wheat production and price
Based on the Kansas City Board of Trade July wheat contract price ($5.20) and a minus 80-cent basis, the market is
Market 2010 harvested wheat now
Nearly all of the 2009 harvested wheat has been sold. Top dressing 2010 wheat is nearly complete. Stockers are off the
Smoke, mirrors and funds drive wheat prices
Weather and its impact on wheat yields (production) will determine the 2010-2011 wheat marketing year supply. Supply
Producers take advantage of wheat price rallies
Wheat prices rallied about 15 cents. Producers with wheat in storage sold the rally and prices fell up to 23 cents the
40 bushels at $3.75 is better than 29 bushels at $5
At this writing, Oklahoma cash wheat prices range from about $3.90 to $4.05. Texas cash wheat prices range from about
June 2010 harvested wheat price $3.50 to $5.5
The expected June 2010 central Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle wheat price is $4.50. A pessimistic harvest price is $3.75
Wheat supply and demand – price – situation
World wheat production for the 2009/2010 wheat marketing year (June through May) is in storage. There may be minor
A 25 cent wheat price gain – fact or fiction
There I was innocently minding my own business and out of nowhere came a 24.5 cent price increase. For a couple of
Hope livestock like to eat wheat
Less wheat is being used for food, so let’s hope that livestock like to eat wheat. In USDA’s December wheat supply
2010 wheat harvest price expected to be $4.75 1
At this writing, the Kansas City Board of Trade July wheat contract price is $5.90. Some elevators in central Oklahoma
Is the market managing the wheat supply?
Since Oct. 2, Kansas City Board of Trade (KCBT) wheat contract prices have increased about $1. The basis for ordinary

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