"it's" a beautiful day where i am.
i am in a country that has a constitution and bill of rights. i use them every day. because so many have gone down defending them.
know this
people who hate, hate me.
people who love, love me.
and they do you too.
but "it" "is" a beautiful day in this place that was not made by me.
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to the boys at http://www.agriculture.com under talk/marketing.
subject: does anyone believe
body of post
that ck06 can go a lot lower. the price "is" in the tale.
i hope they didn't delete "it" or change "it".
I am going to quit this business as trading consultant
and was to become a magazine salesman but people are
killing them. And the news is scaring the people that live
in the houses and I don't want them to be scared.
so i guess i'll just trade my own advice.
I was posting to "tall tales" but a group
of nice people there have decided instead
of not opening my post that they should group
together and set the ignore post against me.
can they do that?
..............This could be my last post here too. Who knows.
....................................uz are too tough for me.
..............1974-2005 and then march 21,2006
................................out of business
...........................either way have a nice life.
you know until today i have not taken one cent from these markets.
And in all that time none of you have ever offered to pay me for anything.
................for people who hate, hate me.
..................... people who love, love me.
..........I'm going to go and get my second star.
........................> eiei o
oops.
i know i do.
kosp_jamesearl
sun sat
mon fri
tue thur
wed
" oh" to feast with your adversary before you slay him.
there is a hole in your boat.
may i name "it" for you?
"greed."
the answers were in all my post, to bad some were moved, deleted, or times changed.
men their stops will be at 222 7 after they cross 225.5 last one there "is" a rotton egg. "duo duo duo septem/octo"
i give you the head of "vulgarious." for he offended my guests. i cut from right to left.
commodity trading is risky and you may lose money. so before you trade consider that. "it" "is" recomended that you use stops to protect you from loss "it" "is" your nickel. all information and data are believed to be acurate but there is no guarantee written or implied "it" "is" just an opinion of the poster. trade at your own risk.
March 22, 2006 1:16 PM | Reply | Permalink
what did i say?
men their stops will be at 222 7 after they cross 225.5 last one there "is" a rotton egg. "duo duo duo septem/octo"
men their stops will be at 222 7 after they cross 225 5 last one there "is" a rotton egg. "duo duo duo septem/octo"
jamesearl
March 23, 2006 2:10 PM | Reply | Permalink
In the United States of America they claim you have free markets. You do not. I have studied these things and have found the lie in them. For instance there approximately 56 funds control the commodities markets. It's kind of like a good ole boy network. Each one has approximately 217 million dollars (1998 figures). They are allowed to do as they wish. They churn the markets each business day. Sort of like the approximately 700 lobbist that decend upon our seat of government with bags of money to buy our politicians.
I not so much upset with them as I am with those of you that allow this to happen each and every day. You do it for money. I do nothing for money but sometimes money comes to me. Corporations do things for money. and when they give some of it back to the needy the brag about it from the pinacles of their media. As far as I am concerned you deserve what you are fixing to get. For the government should have worked for our country and not the over educated or the financially privileged. because in this world, in the soon to become past, they have done no thing but control others. Now they will have to learn to control themselves. to be honest I don't believe they can do it. but we will see.
men: after penetrating 220 1 and i posted my little story on agriculture about "vulgarious" his head fell and that was 220 6 to 219 4 then his body fell to his knees 220 2 to 218 4 then his body fell to the ground 217. then as we feasted withour adversary we headed to 225 5, i suspect some of you became eager and started selling. (i could be wrong i have been wrong before) but getting back on track. at 225 5 there will be a new wave of buying culminating some where around 229 4 at that time they should turn control over to the locals they will be selling into 224 2 to 221 5. this is where they will load up, but if you had sold above 225 5 we should be able to hold them down. we headed for 177 4 i'll be selling all the way down. for mercy i have already shown and now things are different.
March 28, 2006 11:31 AM | Reply | Permalink
good news. looks like hu will stay below 194.3125 and should head toward 129.1875. which should pull support on that yellow stuff. but do keep in mind they have been playing the alcohol off the hu. the only problem is that it only represent 8milbu. makes a good chart but has no substance.
go e85
March 28, 2006 1:51 PM | Reply | Permalink
farmer. if you got long since 217. consider taking some protection when it goes thru 225 5. but if you can wait i'll post late this evening with an example.
it's just that my mother in law fell and i should go see her and i have to go to the "bowery" you know "you can't beat fun".
later
March 29, 2006 6:59 AM | Reply | Permalink
Ouch. hopefully you were like me and was waiting for ck06 to strike it's culminating point 229 4. remember this "is" based on figures that are demanded by some pretty tough people. with the funds loaded up the way they are it would take some pretty shocking numbers to put them in a winning position to get them out. now remember this is my opinion based on looking at the action since 1974. They still have to get rid of it. They will ram it higher today, but what will they do then? you see it doesn't matter where the price goes it only matters where you got in and where you got out and did you make any money. smoke and mirrors...
March 31, 2006 8:42 AM | Reply | Permalink
well 1.they are about 315000 shy of where they need to be to be vulnerable. so don't you be the one that sells it to them let them find someone else. but when they do i'll let you know. but just think right now they are just three days from that star.
April 3, 2006 10:24 AM | Reply | Permalink
well new developement. beyond control. see in st petersburg. "it" could take me a month to get there but i may fly, stay for the week end then come back here to get my things. not sure. as far a vulgarious' head is concerned. tonight i really don't care.
April 7, 2006 10:53 PM | Reply | Permalink
hold.
April 11, 2006 9:47 AM | Reply | Permalink
do not fall for this it is an attempt to get you to short. that time is near but not yet. if you sell it here you will recover at a higher price. they are stuck and need your help to get out. just hold.
Pre-Opening Corn Market Report for 4/12/2006
May corn traded unchanged in overnight action.
The market's focus is on the hope that the recent rally will be enough to promote increased planted area for the coming season. Weather looks conducive to a good start to the planting season as areas of the northern Corn Belt look too wet, but it is still too early to plant in the north and areas of the central and southern Corn Belt received only light rains, and the jump in temperatures is likely to firm up fields quickly to make good progress this week. When producers get a fast start, there is a better chance to see more corn planted. Funds were noted buyers of nearly 6,000 contracts late in the session yesterday to support the late bounce and higher close. China exported 2.2 million tonnes of corn in the first quarter, but export subsidies have been shut down and traders remain hopeful that China will begin importing corn late this season or next. The market appears to be in an overbought condition, and weather that is conducive to planting could also spark some long liquidation selling.
The weather looking conducive to see improving planting progress in the central and eastern Corn Belt helped trigger some downside selling in corn and buying in the soybean market early yesterday. In addition, talk of the overbought condition of the market helped trigger some long liquidation selling, as July corn has already rallied more than 27 cents off of the March lows to this weeks highs. The strength in the other grains eventually flowed over into the corn pit and futures pushed higher on the day late in the session. South Korea bought 55,000 tonnes of US corn overnight. For the week ending April 9th, producers planted 3% of the corn crop as compared with 5% as the 16-year average for this time of the year. The revision lower in Argentina corn production from Monday's report led to a decline in World ending stocks for the 2005/2006 season to 128.97 million tonnes from 130.15 million tonnes last month and from 130.24 million tonnes this past year.
Warm and windy weather with only light rain coverage for the central and southern Corn Belt should promote a jump in planting progress this week. Gulf basis was steady due to slow producer sales. If US producers plant according to the recent intentions report and the US receives normal weather, the market could be looking at a stocks/usage ratio under 10% for only the third time in the past 31 years, as steady growth in demand is expected into the new crop season.
April 12, 2006 9:44 AM | Reply | Permalink
ever been fishing? they are jiggling the hook don't bite. let them take it higher on their own and when they commit themselves then we come in.
April 12, 2006 12:58 PM | Reply | Permalink
did you see that? a man just ran naked through the corn pit yelling "the chinise are off the shore of the east and west coast in small boats wanting to buy corn.
April 13, 2006 9:51 AM | Reply | Permalink
vulgarious' head is now a done deal. in the tale his head was impaled upon a stick. the stick upon which his head was placed should reach 177 4 to 168 4. but then we will c.
April 13, 2006 10:11 AM | Reply | Permalink
have a great weekend.
April 13, 2006 9:54 PM | Reply | Permalink
Monday, April 17, 2006
09:40:32
Dear Mr. True farmer not you corporate
The time has arrived for you to step up. If you chose not to then forever cease to wag your tongue about how things do not go your way. For you have cost me dearly in my life, which affected my families lives.
Book and deliver all the corn and beans you can. Use the May futures Chicago. Notify them of your intent to deliver against the May contracts. The funds have now committed themselves to a fate they deserve if you stay with them then you may suffer the doom they face and my conscience shall be unburdened.
304.1 = 240.75+63.25 thats three days away.
In doing this you may wonder we need the system they have created for us dont worry they need you more than you need them. They produce nothing but lies and misery. They will return because in truth they dont know how to do anything else. In doing this you will be able to pay your debts and have something left over to reestablish your position but without the cost of storage, insurance, and interest fees you pay on your borrowed money. And they will be the ones storing the grain.
This gibberish may be attributed to the Chicago board of trade.
Pre-Opening Corn Market Report for 4/17/2006
May corn traded 4 1/2 cents higher in overnight action.
While the southern and eastern areas of the Midwest are likely off to a faster than normal start to the planting season, heavy rains in northern Iowa, central Illinois and Indiana over the weekend combined with a cooler temperature outlook and more rain in the forecast for Wednesday helped spark the sharply higher trade. Fears of late planting of corn in these areas along with the idea that later planted areas will have less of a chance of high yield helped to support. Export interest remains active in spite of the recent jump in prices as Argentina crops are down and China exports are expected to remain small this spring and summer. China exported 770,000 tonnes in March which brought cumulative exports for the January-March period to 2.2 million tonnes, up 28% from last years pace. Taiwan is tendering to buy 60,000 tonnes of US corn. South Korea bought up to 110,000 tonnes of optional origin corn. The technical structure of the market is supportive basis the Commitment-of-Traders report but the market is a bit overbought with the fund net long position approaching a record high. It may take a rally to spark increased producer selling in order to increase the export flow. The trade expects tonight's weekly crop progress report to show producers ahead of a normal planting pace.
A continued dry outlook for the central and southern Corn Belt helped spark more selling in corn on Thursday morning, as the market was attempting to adjust to the possibility that corn might get planted early. If so, there is a better chance to expand acreage, and there is also a better chance for above average yields. A lack of follow through selling on the early break and end of the week short covering supported the firm close. Weekly US export sales for corn came in at 922,400 metric tonnes, which was above the upper end of trade expectations. Cumulative sales have reached 76.9% of the USDA forecast as compared to 70.1% on average over the last five years. Sales of 541,600 metric tonnes per week are needed to reach the USDA estimate. A lack of new export news or tenders combined with the weaker technical picture added to the long liquidation trend ahead of the long weekend.
After a very wet weekend, the outlook for more normal temperatures and more rain on Wednesday this week has increased fears of planting delays. Gulf basis was a little higher on Thursday due to slow producer movement. Taiwan is tendering to buy 60,000 tonnes of US corn. South Korea bought up to 110,000 tonnes of optional origin corn. The Commitment of Traders report with options showed the market in a classic bullish setup with non-commercial traders (trend following funds) net long near 179,000 contracts and non-reportable traders net short over 103,000 contracts. The fund net long, however, is close to the record high of nearly 181,000 contracts from March of 2004. Heavy rains on the weekend for the northern half of the US were all it took to trigger concerns for lower plantings and less chance of a good yield. It will take a steady flow of bullish weather news to keep the trend up.
By their figures the funds (of which there are approximately 56 (if this is so it cost or makes them $159,000.00 per cent) 1998 figures) with near 179,000 contracts. May futrues has an open interest of 178,457 (Table generated April 17, 2006 08:04 CDT)
Is it just me or do you too find the pre-opening comments ambiguous.
April 17, 2006 9:35 AM | Reply | Permalink
okay i am in. the first series of stops are at 237 the may 2006 ct. but the main stay of this pull up (out of december 2005) is at 227 5 the may 2006 ct. and then you have the 222 7. that if we get there it should be straight down.
April 17, 2006 10:27 AM | Reply | Permalink
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April 17, 2006 10:28 AM | Reply | Permalink
primus. we have to bust 227 may 2006 corn before the market closes. primus "i'm giving "it" all she's got captian, i don't how much longer she can take this" "go to full power we will either crash and burn or "be" victorious"
jamesearl out
April 17, 2006 12:44 PM | Reply | Permalink
primus "captain what price should we sell it at now" "do you not remember vulgarious? sell it all at the market all the way down to that bright star"
April 17, 2006 1:00 PM | Reply | Permalink
primus "captian they are buying more" "let them they are already behind the curve and it shall be the biggest mistake they have ever made: on and don't bother me anymore"
April 17, 2006 1:06 PM | Reply | Permalink
okay lets meet before sunup at mansland II we'll start the command from there for awhile.
April 17, 2006 11:20 PM | Reply | Permalink
they dropped a half a billion bushels friday. ouch.
April 24, 2006 8:08 AM | Reply | Permalink
well all is well. slow start but you should take what you get.
when cko6 gets to 226 2 it should not get back above 230 0. but if it does you should be out right? if it does continue to break down ck06 would be heading to 216 0. in doing this you will have penetrated 222 7 which is where the bulk of the funds stops are. then panic.
April 26, 2006 11:49 AM | Reply | Permalink
if they reach 237 on the ck06 contract they will have enough to buy more so it's hammer time. let the blood flow, it's war.
April 28, 2006 10:12 AM | Reply | Permalink
their stops are at 237 0 ck06. if you let them up they will destroy you. give them no mercy. you either seize this opportunity for victory or you will lose. farmer this is your last chance to be in charge.
May 1, 2006 1:21 PM | Reply | Permalink
do not let them up. keep hitting them. there is more money for you at 232 4 then at 227 0 and that great cache at 222 7. don't let them up. no mercy. they will not give it to you.
May 1, 2006 7:36 PM | Reply | Permalink
when they wake up in the morning you want them to feel it. looking good keep hammering.
May 1, 2006 8:18 PM | Reply | Permalink
cover your shorts in may with purchases of july. then wait.
May 1, 2006 11:19 PM | Reply | Permalink
sell all your july. the commercials are delivering and there are no stoppers.
May 10, 2006 10:31 AM | Reply | Permalink
Thursday, May 11, 2006
06:27:23
Think about it
if you took the high the dow jones industrial average hit prior to the crash of 1929 which was 360 something and gave those points a value of one eighth inch you would come up with three foot eight inches.
in the early thirties it fell to somewhere around 41 which would be five and one eighth inch.
The dow industrial average today hit 11700 that would convert to one hundred twenty one feet ten and one half inch.
May 11, 2006 5:31 AM | Reply | Permalink
can any of you explain why crude oil and unleaded gas futures are going to drop like a rock today?
May 11, 2006 9:19 AM | Reply | Permalink
the june dow jones industrial futures is already down 95 off of its' high and headed toward 11519. i am not sure they can stop it there.
May 11, 2006 9:34 AM | Reply | Permalink
on the djm06 it looks like they will try and establish a bottom at 11069 area but i believe it will eventually get to 10696
area.
May 19, 2006 9:54 PM | Reply | Permalink
tick tock tick tock (slow motion)
no one knows.
July 23, 2006 2:27 PM | Reply | Permalink
Greetings:
I was a bit disappointed that corn did not reach 177 4 but I guess I made a mistake. Please forgive me.
It is a new day and it just struck 378. I believe it will sell off. It has already sold down to 351 6 and headed back up to 367 I may sell it if that looks like it will hold. If it does it should sell off to 335 6.
we will see.
December 7, 2006 8:03 PM | Reply | Permalink