| JC STONE - 11/13/2026 16:16
What indicator are you using that matches the frequency of the market corn and soybeans.
I like the MACD on these recent swings, somewhat lagging but seems to indicate the turns.
Also shorter term moving averages.
The fork /channel I drew on soybeans a week or so ago , seems to be working quite nicely
JC,
Vince won't play along so let's discuss a little more outside of the box .....
Regarding that set of lines you talked about and the discussion about the indicator making an extreme but price doesn't. They have a polarity. Back when you showed them I said that price traded outside the UML making a HH and that shouldn't be ignored. If your. MACD would do a similar thing, these both would be warning of further price expansion. This is because the dimensions,both of price and the derivative of price, are making higher highs in multiple dimensions. So now let's assume price makes a higher high, but this time does not get outside the UML and the MACD makes a lower high forming bearish divergence. So can you see the connection of the two now? It's not price and indicator...it's multiple dimensions and physics at work.
Take care
Edited by NEIAAG 11/13/2026 18:19
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