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Will this seasonal corn trend play out again this year?

Corn

Seasonal Trends in Play: Short September corn from 6/13-7/27. This has been profitable for 13 of the last 15 years with the average gain being roughly 33 cents, or $1,650 per one 5,000-bushel contract. Click here to learn more about Seasonal Trends.

Technicals: Corn futures were able to defend the previous day’s low during yesterday’s session but didn’t do much to change the technical outlook. Our pivot pocket remains intact, that comes in from 769-773 1/2. trendline resistance and the 50-day moving average come in just above that, near 776-778. On the support side of things

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Below is a daily chart of July corn futures

Soybeans

Technicals: July soybean futures broke and close below trendline support yesterday which opened the door for additional weakness in the overnight session. Futures have recovered some and trading near unchanged. Previous support is now resistance, we see that first hurdle coming in near 1710. On the support side of things, the 50-day moving average and low end of the range come in near 1675. If that support gives way, we could see

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Below is a daily chart of July soybean futures

Wheat

Technicals: Wheat futures came within a stone’s throw of 4-star support overnight, we’ve had that labeled as 1027 1/4-1034 1/4, the low was 1036 1/2. If you’re Bullish (we aren’t) that is a good spot to consider buying as the risk is fairly well defined. A break and close below that pocket could open the door for a break back below $10.00 and below, with the next significant support coming in closer to

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