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TG56
Posted 10/24/2010 05:51 (#1405238 - in reply to #1405216)
Subject: RE: Looking at 2011 prices


Remember this, 90% of the time when you use options, you end up writing them off on your taxes as losses because the truth of the matter is, 90% of options expire worthless. They have time constraints.
You are better off buying input companies on the NYSE like Potash, Cargill, or buying grain/agri etf's that keep you in the game all the time without loosing an option valuation as time expires.
Sell physical and buy an agri etf like DBA or CORN and hold it through the spring planting season with no time expiry, Why give the sharks in CBOT your money?
If a farmers made money there all the time, these guys would never be there.
I'd never go to the CBOT to hedge.
Even the most seasoned veteran traders can't make money in the CBOT.
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