Description
Jeff Peterson walks through the December corn and November soybean charts, including the moving averages that matter to the trend-following funds and the stochastic readings pointing to oversold conditions. He then lays out the marketing plan changes worth considering for bushels delivered at harvest and bushels held in the bin, covering hedge-to-arrive contracts, basis contracts and delayed pricing, with a shift in his thinking on soybeans. The segment closes with audience questions, including when a hedge-to-arrive makes more sense than a forward cash contract and why an ethanol plant might bid a stronger basis for early delivery.
Source : unl.edu