I think corn could have  a rough go of it early next week. If so then I think we start to bottom out on Wednesday.  After we get the initial crop conditions report out of the way and the WASDE, the market goes back to acres, yield,

Corn and soybeans are consolidating while the Crop Progress reports confirm slow planting.  If there is going to be a next leg higher in these markets will have to come from yield reductions.  From what we are hearing,

Since our last podcast the USDA has announced some details on the farm aid package, new crop corn traded $4.54, new crop soybeans traded $9.18, corn planting was 59% completed, soybean planting 29% completed, and the funds are probably now flat corn.

Another week and more planting delays.  The funds are still heavily short corn and soybeans.  We are well behind the pace for planting, and now we have concerns for acres and yield in both corn and beans.  Grain continue to have the potential to rally ...

We have have a good old-fashioned weather market on our hands.  Analysts are now reducing acres and yield for corn and their is a possibility we lose 1 billion bushels in production.  Soybean yields are starting to be adjusted lower too.

In this podcast we go over why I am now very pessimistic about a US-China deal and why the May WASDE report may be more bearish than expected.  The US-China deal is could drag out for a very long time if this is all about IP and Technology Transfer,

In our latest podcast we go over the impressive US jobs numbers, the weather market developing in corn planting, and how the funds are trapped long in live cattle.  Make sure you take a listen to this week's Turner's Take Podcast!

In our latest podcast we go over why the stock market has rallied, why we could see some weakness due to a "double top", and why we like buying the breaks.  We are excited about the new micro emini S&P 500 contract and we explain why and how we are goi...

The latest US economic reports have been positive for the economy.  The grain markets lack a bullish catalyst to get the funds out of their record short positions.  Hogs continue to be supported but Cattle may have a hard time sustaining rallies.

The USDA released their April WASDE yesterday and it was bearish corn as expected.  Much of the bearish news was already priced in after the March Quarterly Stocks report.  In the podcast we go over the recent Fed comments,