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| I typically avoid posts that just blow smoke, which is what you are doing as of late.
I recalled you writing a prediction post for 2010. You have been patting yourself on the back since this report was issued yesterday morning. Do you remember writing the following a few weeks back?
You have been "SPOT ON" with the markets as of late. Give me a break!
From djmcountryboy a few weeks back:
"I thought it would be fun for everyone to submit five predictions for 2010. The following predictions are my five for 2010.
3. We will see a $5.50 print for a corn contract IF the follwing factors take place. My opinion is based upon some of the following factors. (1) The winter will be extremely harsh from now until late March. (2) The record snowfalls already seen in the cornbelt will take longer to melt as winter hangs around longer than usual. (3) Portions of the northern and northwestern cornbelt still have approximately 600 million bushels of corn to harvest. (4 )We have had very little fall tillage completed in most areas due to the late harvest and the very wet fall of 2009. (5) We will have a very wet spring further hampering corn seeding. (6) We will once again see a cool summer due to the solar cycle. (7) Farmers will plant less corn because the harvest of 2009 is still fresh in their minds.
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A trading lesson for anyone interested. (Learning tool)
