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What if you found out more corn
would be planted in America in
2012 than in any single year since
1944 – which way do you think
corn prices would move? | | | You might think the market would tank, but near-term grain prices went limit up on the news on Friday! Odd as that may seem there was more to the story than just a lot of corn planted. | |  | |
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| For those unfamiliar, the March 30th prospective plantings report from the USDA is widely considered one of the most important reports of the year for those trying to forecast supply and price in grains like corn, wheat, and soybeans. Some traders see the report itself as a tradable event and play various guessing games ahead of the release. However, once the information is out there is a whole other opportunity that can unfold. | | | This year the market got thrown for a loop with the new crop season estimate for corn plantings. Remember that there are two very important relationships between corn, wheat and, soybeans. First, farmers can sometimes change what they plant based on current and projected prices (like if soybeans are trading sky high and corn is down and out, then timing a switch to beans might just save a crop year for a flexible farmer.) Second, demand can shift for consumption if prices between the grains get too far out of whack, which is a big part of inter-market spread trading (a trading approach unto itself). Ultimately, this corn data challenges farmers to react and make changes to their plans based upon projected supplies and forecasted prices of corn, wheat, and beans. | | |
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 | | The Grain Analyst himself, Matt Pierce, says NOW is the time to play this potential market reaction. For those who don't know Matt, and there are only a handful of those in the industry that don't know this veteran floor trader and CNBC grain guest analyst, he is the genuine article. Matt has been writing a powerful industry report every day for years, and those in the know savor every morsel of his market intel. Matt's secret is based on two very important attributes: | | | Matt is a Mr. Network – grains are global, and Matt learned early on in his career the value of an accurate information network spanning all the key growing areas around the world. Matt frequently credits his network for getting him critical news when it counts. | | | Matt is also Mr. Grains – he lives, breathes, and dreams about grains. | |  | |
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| On Thursday, April 12th Matt is going to announce his official forecast and recommendations for 2012. Historically this has been a members-only report, but today Matt is doing something truly special by releasing it for sale to the public! | | | For $229 (hang tight for a crazy discount) the report gets you Matt's hard forecasts for the crop year ahead. You will receive a breakdown of how the plantings report could potentially change things for grains in 2012 and how to position yourself for a year that is likely stacked with critical fundamental issues. | | |  | |
 | | CLICK HERE to check out the crazy discount and to take a
look at what Matt will cover in the 2012 Grain Forecast. | | |
| | Disclaimer: Trading in futures and options involves a substantial degree of a risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. | | |
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