West of Mpls MN about 50 miles on Hwy 12 | Of course you'll move to ban anyone that does not agree with you.
I am talking markets...you are "talking" politics. There is a market impact the first few days after every inauguration...how long that impact lasts is anyone's guess.
I asked the question if any fundamentals have changed since the report and/or the inauguration...I have yet to receive an answer. So why the current market "bump" after the market has digested and traded the November report? The answer IMO? Macro markets...the dollar is down. Why? Because whether you and I like it or not, the market (people with waaay more money than you and I) is placing bets based on what the market thinks the impact the current administration policies are going to have on the market in the not so distant future.
I just got home and watched the morning CGB market insight video. I found it interesting that after being called childish names yesterday and this morning on this forum, that a marketing "expert" from CGB is talking about the exact same Trump bump that I am. The discussion about the possible impacts Trump policy might have on markets begins at about 11;25
https://vimeo.com/1048904218
So back to my original reply/question on this thread (I'll edit slightly so as not to trigger and hurt the feelings of forum users like you). How long will this corn/soybean market bump last? Fundamentals have not changed, the dollar is weaker, and government policy is rapidly changing.
Edited by CMN 1/21/2025 13:46
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Just dumped the last of my Corn longs
