Aug Feeder Cattle.

Discussion in 'Commodity Futures' started by Sandor54, May 25, 2006.

  1. joeallen

    joeallen

    How about those feeders now?
     
    #121     Jul 5, 2006
  2. Sell setup is still valid and my bias is still negative. If we trade above the pivot high of last week I will revisit the idea. Trading is never about absolutes but probabilities.
     
    #122     Jul 5, 2006
  3. my view is that this is a corrective wave in what i still view a topping formation. we takeout the previous high and i think the bias then changes.

    looking at lean hogs here. 10 pts difference between august and october.... yikes. how bout a spread on that ?
     
    #123     Jul 5, 2006
  4. Much of my trading is in finding patterns that are bottom, bounce, decline, bottom. I find this to be a common and high probability pattern when combined with my other analysis. In the same idea I think we may have a top, decline, rally, then a top. That would fit with this market and a rather common pattern.
     
    #124     Jul 5, 2006
  5. joeallen

    joeallen

    just checking, the losses are huge when figuring cattle coming into a feedyard now. Surely it can't go on forever.
     
    #125     Jul 5, 2006
  6. also thinking of buying a dec 90 put and selling a dec 88 put (live cattle) for 40 pts. being told unable on my order today and figuring out what the color is.

    me thinks topping as well.
     
    #126     Jul 5, 2006
  7. August Feeder Cattle:

    Still in a Bull Trend.
    Price will still continue to go up until it fails . . . and it hasn't failed yet.
    Next target, 117.600, last extreme trading top confirmation.
    Then, 117.925, last extreme trading top.
    Then, 119.750, last trend top.
    Price movement is sooo cool.
     
    #127     Jul 5, 2006
  8. I agree that technically the trend is still bullish but the market structure is not with prices more likely to move sharply lower than higher, imho. For me the risk of being long is greater than that of going short, at least in my style of trading. To each his own.
     
    #128     Jul 5, 2006
  9. I absolutely agree . . . to each their own and I hate to lose.
    Still Long since 05/05 and staying that way till this thing fails.
     
    #129     Jul 5, 2006
  10. joeallen

    joeallen

    why did you get long on 5-5?
     
    #130     Jul 6, 2006