How would you like to have projections of the TIME of the Annual Highs in corn and soybeans? This Video Presentation shows Intervals of Gann’s Cycles that are likey to align with these Annual Highs. The Video Presentation shows the 69-Day Cycle in soybeans and the 68-Day Cycle in Corn and their peaks that reinforce Intervals of Gann’s Cycles.
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For months I have advised of the bull-market in soybeans and corn. Everything is falling into place. However, there are strong cycles and pattern that indicate beans and corn are beginning a “pause to refresh”. This Video has charts that show these cycles and patterns, and when this “pause” is likely to complete. Read more ›
Corn prices are surging higher.
I have heard comments and read commentary that corn is approaching its bull market high. Don’t you believe that!
This short video brings us up-to-date on the factors that tell us there is much more to go in this bull market.
This short video gives benchmarks to monitor as prices advance. Knowing these benchmarks will give you confidence as the bull market continues to unfold.
For the year 2021 one could write a commentary about “A Tale of Two Markets” for both soybeans and corn.
Soybean prices rallied strongly the first part of the year. They reached a high on May 11, 2021. Corn prices also rallied strongly the first part of the year. They also reached their high on May 11, 2021.
From these Spring Highs, both commodities entered into sustained bearish trends with patterns of lower highs and lower lows.
Because the second leg higher of the bull market into 2022 is anticipated, now it is time to prepare for the end of these sustained bearish trends. It is time to be prepared for the Fall-Seasonal Lows.
The month of October is the overwhelming month to expect the Fall-Seasonal Low in both Soybeans and Corn!
Producers and traders enjoyed a HUGE rally in bean and corn prices this year. For weeks and weeks our subscribers have been aware that cycle analysis has clearly told us the high for the year is in place for both soybeans and corn.
Now it is time to turn our attention to the Fall Seasonal Lows in corn & soybeans.