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Ontario | Going straight to the bin. Let us know when you are serious about doing some business! |
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WC MN | I'm glad there are going to be people like you to hold on to this crop. Hopefully That will make basis work and the HTA's I have will become more valuable. |
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Ontario | Glad to help out IALTO!
Hope it works out well.
For us, it is really just going back to the way we used to market corn! |
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WC MN | It should work out great. I believe you have to adjust your marketing based upon conditions. In a situation where carryout is growing I do not think that binning it and waiting without a position will prove wise. I could be wrong but that is my feeling. |
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east central illinois | At this point, if you don't have corn sold, why would you be in any hurry? We are triggering a mighty juicy revenue claim now at aph yields, which I suspect we are at more or less. That's pretty much a free role through oct in my mind, why sell now and be wrong twice? If your point is it should've been sold previously, than no argument. I can't get real excited about selling 440 corn off the combine or spending a bunch on a 420 put. So what position would you take NOW to be more comfortable binning corn?
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Edited by 9180 9/20/2013 17:17
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WC MN | I agree. I would not sell now, but that does not ensure it will be higher later. I have pretty much sold what I have to sell and can store the rest, which part of is sold on a HTA. |
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