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ROUGH RICE Daily Futures - Friday, 20 November
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Contract Last Change Open High Low Volume Open Int Links
January '10 (ZRF10) 15.170 -0.110 15.235 15.290 15.050 477 10187
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March '10 (ZRH10) 15.420 -0.110 15.520 15.520 15.300 210 3205
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May '10 (ZRK10) 15.655 -0.125 15.710 15.710 15.570 11 373
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July '10 (ZRN10) 15.890 -0.125 15.835 15.890 15.830 7 555
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September '10 (ZRU10) 14.220 -0.050 14.210 14.220 14.210   529
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November '10 (ZRX10) 14.300 -0.070 14.300 14.300 14.300   185
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January '11 (ZRF11) 14.275 unch 0.000 14.275 14.275   0
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Futures Commentary and Analysis
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January Soybeans Daily Numbers & Trade Ideas for 11/20/09
SOYBEANS —Jan soybean prices rallied to a 3-month high. Bullish factors include (1) the weak dollar which prompts commodity buying in general and boosts export demand, and (2) strong foreign demand as US...
There’s a fairly reliable seasonal tendency for soybean oil futures to trade lower from November 20th through December 18th. This is a simple and direct way to approach the market with one major exception; soybean oil is currently in a strong uptrend. WHY BOTHER? The legitimate response to the above paragraph is; why bother trading soybean oil against the trend? The answer to this question is; potential sizable profits. Indeed, if soybean oil, which appears to be in a very strong uptrend is, instead, at the top end of a very large trade range,  substantial profits could be achieved if prices begin working down toward the low end of the range. My advice to clients looking to trade against the trend is to utilize options rather than trading futures.
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