A lot will depend upon whether US Shale producers can defy expectations and actually coordinate a collective output cut to coincide with a cut from Russia and KSA. Oil analysts are skeptical, but the political pressure to do so right now is immense. It will be interesting to watch and see what happens. As for corn, it can fall further, but that will put it deeply under the cost of production, as the article says, which, as I noted on a different board here on this site, commodity fund managers say is unsustainable and typically bodes well for an eventual return upward in price. If you’re wary, wait for a better (lower) price entry, or wait for a buy-signal on a break of tl.

We are headed into planting season in which we normally have weather premium or scares that pop the charts, however, this spring is shaping up to be an early one for planting which is bearish for corn.

I’m not sure what the big scare of seed-buying in this video is about. You can shop online at any number of seed and garden websites and buy as many seeds as you want. In fact, seed companies have been reporting a spike in demand for all manner of food seeds that they’ve been happy to scramble to fill.

one of the best channels on food shortages and grand solar minimum affects. Ag is the next bull market IMO. We all need food and in another 4 weeks you will know why this is a great investment opp. sadly and IMO.