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Soybeans Buy setup developing Soybeans recently broke out to a new high and managed to spend some time above the 9.00 mark before the 200 day moving average and the top of an ascending channel forced price back down. It is now stalled at confluence fibonacci support and a parallel of the lower trendline of the ascending channel, with the bottom of the channel very close below. An aggressive approach would be to buy in at the appearance of a positive closing candle. Otherwise a more conservative approach would be to wait for a daily close above the 50 day moving average. Given the time of year the conservative approach seems to be the more appropriate option. Initial target will be 9.00 and a break below the channels lower trendline would invalidate the bullish bias.
OANDA:SOYBNUSDLong
by MarkE
Long SoybeansHi guys ! I post a trading idea for long positions at ZS1! . Recent WASDE report had a price projection for soybeans for 2019 about 900-910. As wee see also in the recent political scene trade war talks at G20 there is a good possibility to go far beyond as from 910. From technical analysis view at the monthly chart is long with target 1056 , RSI is tend to swing to upper levels so I think is a good long signal and ADX now is tending to get a direction which is a further high price. Hope you find it usefull !
CBOT:ZS1!Long
by OmenFinance
Targest hit. Wait for confirmation on breakout points.Both TP = 30.14 and 29.44 hit as the previous bearish Channel aggressively broke earlier and met the targets much earlier than I expected. Soybean Oil has now entered a new Channel Down on 1D, which is coming off a Lower High (hence Highs/Lows = 0, RSI = 51.334). We now need to wait for confirmation from the two break-out points (illustrated by the circles). If the upper point breaks then we will go long (TP = 28.99 and 29.44). If the lower point breaks then we will go short (TP = 26.51).
CBOT:ZL1!
by InvestingScope
Wheat, Soybeans, and CornWhy Wheat and why now. What about Soybeans and Corn. Looking across the Ags, it seems that Wheat is enjoying the most upside. Why is this. In keeping with my focus on the DMI and ADX, I think you’d have start by looking at the monthly chart of the 3. One of the key tenants of DMI/ADX is that best trades seem to originate when the ADX is below 20 for an extended period of time. And, for Wheat, that has been since June of 2013. Since then, it has moved between a couple of lines and for the most part, remaining below the 13 period EMA of the high. As an aside, in my previous articles, I used EMA’s on the close of price but have moved to a 13EMA on high, 26EMA on low and 20EMA on close with the intent to use them as a channel for pullbacks based of ADX action. June of last year, the downtrend line was sharply broken but before that, the DMI made a significant move when the +/-DI swapped. Although this had happened several time during the past 4 years, what eventually became important is that the low of this candle was never broken while the high was continually tested and broken with the last time starting the recent uptrend. Also, note that during this time that the +DMI continued to make higher highs will not making lower lows. With the ADX moving above 20 in May of this year, a strong signal was given that the market was ready to move up. Now, consider the same discussion for ]Soybeans : Notice the size of the candle that caused the last swap. I’ve included a possible consolidation pattern. And for Corn : With Corn the interesting thing on recent action is that the DI’s changed dominance but did so where the swap was to -DI but with a green candle. I don’t see this too often but seems to give mixed signals.
OANDA:WHEATUSD
by mxb1961