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Posted 1/13/2026 10:56 (#11508517 - in reply to #11508462)
Subject: RE: NEIAAG corm chart


dpilot83 - 1/13/2026 10:21

NEIAAG - 1/13/2026 10:12 

Hi JC,

Sorry. I guess I never went back to the thread. Too Disgusted. Won't say anymore about that.

I wasn't referring to a ML. I was just reading the structure of price, and what is likely going on given the probabilities and physics at work. It really doesn't matter which chart you use. They all are ominous IMHO. The continuous new crop charts gets you into the lower 3's pretty easily so to think its just a short term thing is probably not wise. Even yours just rough math is suggesting 3.27. So, yeah, that failed swing is likely gonna be the magnet to price. Buckle up.

Take care

I think he was referring to this:

"Corn... Big ominous bar. So falling back on the old saying "When price goes vertical - the move is half over". The bar is located in the middle of the 18 month range - and is in the area where a larger formation move "could be half over". Doctor Andrews stated in his rules that "When price passes through a ML - it will pull back to it". So with this information, we should expect a price correction back towards the ML in the short term."



Hi Pilot,
Thanks for the clarification. There was no C pivot. Just me eyeballing the structure of price and what I think is going on. If we stick a decent bar today, then you could consider an upsloper on the inside swings to get a feel for the strength of the pullback, the probable path and get an idea of where price should go. But one must keep in the back of our minds - if there truly is weakness and a bigger formation in play that is exerting it's pull on price , then we should expect that price will not reach the ML. Instead is should fail and ultimately trigger the hagopian rule confirming that price is weak.

Hope that helps.

Take care

Edited by NEIAAG 1/13/2026 10:56
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