Gas on Fire, Grains on Ice: Trading in Tight Markets
- Zach Abramson
- Jan 22
- 2 min read
The Market Dilemma: Hedge the Quiet or Trade the Noise?Energy markets are heating up while grains remain stubbornly quiet. For producers, this creates a familiar challenge: where should you focus your attention when some markets are surging and others are stalled?
Corn
Corn continues to grind sideways with little momentum in either direction. Each rally seems to stall out and each dip finds support. Jon’s approach is simple but active: trade the range.
He’s sending text alerts to those looking for structure. If prices push toward the top, it's time to sell. If they dip to the bottom, it's time to buy. There’s no waiting for big moves. The focus is on taking advantage of what the market is giving right now, which isn’t much, but it’s enough if you’re quick.
Soybeans
There’s some strength showing in the soybean market, but it’s early.
