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The most recent alert this service (grainmarkettiming) published was on April 29, 2011. This alert is a perfect example of the effectiveness of our work. While prices were still at the tops, the following message was posted publicly on the TFC.charts forum.
grain trends turning lower Posted By: <jonbrueg@yahoo.com>
Date: Friday, 29 April 2011, at 9:21 a.m.
Major cycles were due in February. Nearby Beans and Wheat made their top near Feb. 10th with Corn beginning its topping process. A secondary cycle was due at the end of March. Nearby Beans made a run toward the Feb highs but stalled exactly on March 31st. The cycles are coming in as tops now. We are making lower tops. It is highly probable that beans will not see $1400 again in this bull. And it is likely that very soon the grains will be MUCH lower. Corn has made new highs just recently, but have topped with perfect spacing and balancing at the 4-11-11 top of $7.84. Be prepared for what is coming. It is possible the grains could remain near these tops for a few more weeks, but that is the best they will be able to do. Expecting new highs will be very dangerous, look out below.
It is important to remember, that nearly every soybean contract on the board was bumping up against the $13.90 level on a daily basis during that week. Yet, cycles gave me the confidence to say that "it is highly probable that beans will not see $14.00 again in this bull." Nearby beans touched exactly $14.00 on May 2, 2011 just 3 days after the message was posted, and have since begun their long decline. This is an example of accuracy in market timing that we hope will separate us from others.
Just a few days later, on May 4, 2011 I posted the following message on the forum.
end of the bull Posted By: <jonbrueg@yahoo.com>
Date: Wednesday, 4 May 2011, at 12:43 a.m.
Date: Wednesday, 4 May 2011, at 12:43 a.m.
Over 600 days ago I posted a message on this site, in which a low was predicted in corn. That message detailed a 4 day window of September 8th-11th, 2009 where corn would make a MAJOR low. That message was posted weeks before September even arrived, and further stated that the low would not be broken for "months and months". The low was September 8, 2009.Well over a year and half later, that low STILL hasn't been broken, and corn has more THAN DOUBLED IN PRICE. However, the rally that started there is now over, and the grains will be heading lower, MUCH lower, very soon. The highs are in. Just as in September 2009 people were not looking for a monster rally, people are not looking for the big drop that is about to take place. This could very well be the last chance to sell corn and beans at these elevated levels for a few years.Sit back and take note. As prices fall over the coming weeks and months, it is my intention to demonstrate once again the power of cycles. If this type of information is of value to you, please consider visiting our website, for timely updates and alerts.
Please note: that message is telling the reader that the trend has changed BEFORE the big drop occurred. Analysts often define the trend to have changed ONLY AFTER the market has corrected a large percentage. Normal confirmation that is required by nearly all analysts forces the producer to leave much of his potential on the table, and the trader with enormous risk.
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