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Last year they stood out as being right on the markets, much like the "Tigers" on here. When someone builds a track record of being correct, you naturally become curious as to what they see in the future. Being a tightwad, I have been trying to glean as to what Ag Masters see in our futures. I found this nov `12 newsletter http://www.agmasters.net/images/E0287801/2012Nov12MarketNewsUpdate.pdf they sound bullish to that point. I really should subscribe to them, it`s $995/yr, but I`m so overloaded with info now. The more you know, the less you know
I read in the Corn and Bean Digest, that Richard Block is saying "$7.50 corn is the worst thing to happen to us" ..well the heck with that noise, I`m not subscribing to him Okay I understand his point that you destroy demand at that level. However, we are "price takers" we don`t set these prices and if the market will offer a better price, we can`t been in the charity business and make donations to the endusers. As competitive as farming is we can`t be leaving $2/bushel on the table, because someone will surely come along and take it, if we don`t. And I know the sword cuts both ways, every dog has his day and one day the sun will shine on the bear.
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Anyone have updated comments from Ag Masters?
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On the point of the price destruction part,why has'nt equipment makers,auto makers,fertilizer manufacture,fuel companys,and many others price destructed?Better hope that your corn doe's not go to a level suggested by the bears!
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Longcreek,
All makes sense until you consider that meat is a luxury protein. And alcohol is not a food product.
at least not for a few of us. It is just a green fad.
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I stand corrected, -------- it is the alcohol that is a required food item and the beef is a luxury item. And congress is the "end" result of the overindulgence of both.
Or is that the alcohol is the food we get while congress gets beef they have taken from us while we are celebrating the grain markets. Maybe a calorie exchange followed by a calorie tax.
My wife says i have a big calorie footprint.............................
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