Here is the Deferred “Real” Pricing file.

Our Deferred “Real” Pricing Report tracks the deferred carry cost of holding your grain against the spot price to help deduce the most attractive delivery windows.  Deferred delivery costs are why our J-MAS sales averages often appear lower than your actual contracts and cashed-up prices as these costs are “hidden”  and you pay/incur them through other means such as Opportunity and Infrastructure Costs as well as the many risks associated with Storage.

Below are current Local Best Bids.  Click Old Crop or New Crop for previous Best Bids.

J-SALES – Looking for a Canola Bounce next week.

There was no surprise in USDA today. Actually digging deep more numbers came in on the Bullish side of expectations than Bearish but everyone knows Crop will continue to grow in each report and this report did help confirm that.

So much bad priced-in though and no fresh news for a while that we are looking for a small rally next week to sell into. I also expect money flow into grains and out of Equities on what has to be a favourable Risk/Reward for big money participants as a top seems in on that market.

That is our thoughts for next week and why we are gearing up for a Jan delivery sale to start moving past 50% in many grains.

Continuing to hold Pea, Lentil, HRS but have no problem with guys grabbing the $9 plus bids for 3AD towards 65% sold as you find them.

Here is the Deferred “Real” Pricing file.

Our Deferred “Real” Pricing Report tracks the deferred carry cost of holding your grain against the spot price to help deduce the most attractive delivery windows.  Deferred delivery costs are why our J-MAS sales averages often appear lower than your actual contracts and cashed-up prices as these costs are “hidden”  and you pay/incur them through other means such as Opportunity and Infrastructure Costs as well as the many risks associated with Storage.

Below are current Local Best Bids.  Click Old Crop or New Crop for previous Best Bids.

Here is the Deferred “Real” Pricing file.

Our Deferred “Real” Pricing Report tracks the deferred carry cost of holding your grain against the spot price to help deduce the most attractive delivery windows.  Deferred delivery costs are why our J-MAS sales averages often appear lower than your actual contracts and cashed-up prices as these costs are “hidden”  and you pay/incur them through other means such as Opportunity and Infrastructure Costs as well as the many risks associated with Storage.

Below are current Local Best Bids.  Click Old Crop or New Crop for previous Best Bids.