Soybeans - February 2016

 This is our commentary for soybeans on the month of February 2016. As mentioned in previous posts, Gann's 30 years cycle is due to turn during this month. There are other minor cycles turning during the whole length of this month.
 

 The 30 years cycle should be the main focus during this month. According to our 2016 soybean roadmap and seasonal trend, February is a good month for seasonal lows. One possibility is that a market low will align with Gann's 30 year cycle leading up to a June 2016 top.

Update: Soybeans - January 2016

 As mentioned in our previous post, this update for the month of January focuses on Gann's 30yrs cycle. 

 There is a small harmonic of this cycle turning in late January-early February. However, a larger harmonic of this same cycle, which is slightly time-shifted, is due to turn between early to late February. The period of this larger harmonic averages 7.5 years and it has aligned with very significant turning points since 1986.

Soybean Market Cycle Analysis and Roadmap for 2016

 The soybean market is analyzed following Gann's and Brad Cowan's cycle theory. Very important cycles are projected to turn in the year 2016, particularly Gann's 84yrs cycle. The turn dates for these cycles are presented in this post together with a possible roadmap showing how the price action might develop during the year.

Update 2: Soybeans 2014 Fall Seasonal Low [updated]

 On October 06th, 2014 we wrote a post indicating the possibility that the soybean market could rally after aligning with Gann's 30 years cycle harmonic. On October 1st November beans bottomed at 904¢ and has rallied almost a whole dollar reaching today a high at 994 1/4¢.

Wheat Market Cycle Analysis and Early 2014 Forecast

Seventy-two years ago, in January 1942, W.D. Gann publishes 'How to Make Profits Trading in Commodities: A Study of the Commodity Markets.' He devotes a great deal of time discussing the wheat market and presents time cycles that go back as far as the mid XIX century.

The cash wheat market is studied following Gann's writings understood from the perspective presented in Bradley Cowan's works. It is found that the wheat time cycles presented by Gann in his 1942 book are still influencing the market today. An analysis of the cash wheat market is completed from the major top of February 2008 to the present time, including a forecast of a possible turning point in early 2014.