SouthFutures

Wheat finds support?

Long
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CBOT:ZWN2019   Wheat Futures (Jul 2019)
Looking at the July Wheat futures ZWN2019 , the price bounced off of support yesterday and experienced some follow through buying for a higher close today. For analysis purposes, I would call this a long play with a target set for the $5.35 price range.

Couple of things I like looking at this chart is the positive trending RSI as well as the solid bounce off of support on the bottom. Overall this chart is trending lower, but I believe there could be short term profit potential on the long side today. A breakout above the 21 day moving average as well as above the 50 day moving average would be beneficial to a long sided trade. Though pressure at the moving average could likely allow bears to take control and push the price toward support.

Based on the intraday close I expect some pull back from potential profit taking. The 3 hour view shows a bearish trend reversal in the bar chart, and I wouldn't be surprised to see the price fall back to the $5.21-5.23 area before making a move higher. An entry in that area would be ideal to maximize trade potential. Looking at a weekly view, if the price continues strength tomorrow and Friday we could be looking at a bullish trend reversal. Will have to monitor to see how the week closes.

Everything stated above is solely my opinion and by no means a recommendation for a trade. I may or may not hold positions in the instruments I analyze.

Lets see where this one goes.
Cheers,

L.R.
Order cancelled:
Ever heard the saying "drop like a rock?" Well this is what it looks like! The price did fall back in the overnight but support didn't hold and the price kept falling. This trade is void as the bears have taken over. Talk about a wild day! then again this is what trading is all about!
L.R.

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