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Teucrium Wheat Fund ETV (NY: WEAT )

4.810 -0.010 (-0.21%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 2:02 PM EST, Jan 14, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Will The End Of The Quarter End The Rally?
Order flow in tech has changed. 
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U.S. Plantings Advanced Normally Except In The N Plains This Year
The USDA surveys US producers during the 1st half of June to compare if their initial planting ideas were carried out as the spring developed. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, June 27
Rice closed a little higher in new crop months again yesterday in consolidation trading. July closed higher as it recovers from the selling seen a week ago. 
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Grains Report - Friday, June 23
Corn was lower and Oats were higher as corn traders reacted to forecasts for some rains this weekend. Demand for US Corn in the world market has been very low. 
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Wheat Is Recovering After A Completed Five-Wave Bearish Cycle
Wheat is recovering after a completed five-wave bearish cycle, as it’s breaking out of the wedge pattern from the Elliott Wave perspective. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, June 20
Soybeans and the products closed higher in part on the weather and on reports of strong domestic demand and interior basis levels. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, June 15
Rice closed lower again, as an apparent squeeze in July coming to an end at least temporarily. 
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Grains Report - Monday, June 12
Wheat markets were a little higher on speculative short covering. 
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AgMaster Report - Tuesday, May 23
A perfect storm of negatives descended upon the corn market in the past two weeks driving prices down 55 cents. 
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ETF Areas To Win On El Nino In 2023
With the advent of El Nino in 2023, the world is preparing to face the associated climatic shifts and the ripple effects they will bring to global economies. Here is a look at some sectors and ETFs... 
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The Divergence Between Stocks And Bonds Widens
It’s unlikely that Powell will deviate from his statements made last Wednesday. Still, it’s noteworthy that the equity market remains skeptical when Powell indicates that rates are poised to rise. This... 
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AgMaster Report - Tuesday, June 13
It’s not July “hot & dry” – it’s June “cold & dry” but still it’s been inordinately dry since April – and traders are building in a sizeable weather premium into the July Corn contract as a result. 
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The Commodities Feed: China Surprises With A Cut In Short-Term Rates
Industrial metals edged higher as China trimmed its short-term policy interest rate unexpectedly 
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The Commodities Feed: USDA Pushes Up Wheat Supply Estimates
Aluminium output in China remains constrained due to power shortages which could keep supplies tight. 
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US & World Weather Factors Remain Key For Limited US Wheat Crop
Despite recent sluggish US export sales & S Plains rainfall the USDA’s June supply/demand adjustments weren’t as dramatic as many feared. The World Board did slice Argentina’s corn & bean crop ideas,... 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, May 23
Soybeans and the products were higher in recovery trading from oversold conditions. 
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AgMaster Report - Tuesday, May 16
July Corn has been confined to a 3-week trading range (570-600) but impressively was not able to break down thru the low end. 
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AgMaster Report - Thursday, June 8
Conventional wisdom says “hot & dry” doesn’t really impact corn until its pollination in July but that is definitely not the case in 2023. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, June 8
Rice closed higher again, with July futures leading the way up as an apparent squeeze is under way for that month with deliveries coming at the end of the month. 
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US S&D Changes Will Be Modest, But Central US Weather Holds Price Key
The upcoming June US balance sheets traditionally have had minimal changes after the USDA issued its May US & World new-crop supply/demand tables. 
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Speculator Extremes: Live Cattle, Cocoa, Lean Hogs, Wheat & Brent Top Bull/Bear Leaders
This weekly Extreme Positions report highlights the most bullish and most bearish positions for the speculator category. Extreme positioning in these markets can foreshadow strong moves in the... 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, May 31
Rice closed lower after another sharp rally in July. New crop months were a little lower as the weather is good for crop development. 
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Grains Report - Friday, May 26
Rice closed lower again on follow-through speculative selling. New crop months were down more as the weather is good for crop development. 
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Wheat Farmers Expected To Harvest Just 67% Of Planted Area, Lowest Since 1917, As Dry Weather Bites
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Grains Report - Thursday, May 18
Rice closed higher in recovery trading. Offers still seem hard to find right now, but demand has been a problem all year. 
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The Commodities Feed: Black Sea Grain Deal Extended
The bulk of the commodities complex benefitted from the risk-on move across markets yesterday. However, wheat prices came under pressure with an extension to the Black Sea grain deal. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, May 16
Rice closed sharply lower on what appeared to be speculative and new commercial selling. 
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WASDE Update: USDA’s First Crop Estimates For 2023/24
The USDA’s first estimates for the 2023/24 marketing year present a soft outlook for corn and soybeans as global supply improves, whilst demand is expected to increase at a modest pace. 
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The Commodities Feed: Sentiment Remains Negative
Sentiment remains largely negative for the commodities complex. For oil, the market will be keen to see what revisions, if any, the IEA makes to its global oil demand forecasts later in the week. 
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Lower US/World Wheat Crops, USDA Optimistic On Corn & Beans
The USDA’s May updates had surprises in its US & World crop estimates that impacted their new-crop supply/demand forecasts this month. The World Board’s initial US winter wheat crop forecast was 100... 
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