I see it took a good hit yesterday, now people are thinking the funds may move more money into the grain markets to recapture some loss, I hope they do and increase volatility to hopefully raise the market.

Depends upon if they are holding the funds "long" or 'short" If long they are investing to hold as they feel prices will rise. If short they are buying and sell quick and hope the market falls and they buy in agan at the lower price. Volitility is good if there is a trend that goes up as it cycles.

Bryce

I'm fine with grain staying low and cattle high. A farmer was telling me sold his corn to the ethonal plant a few years back for $9.80, should still have some in the bank from that run.