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Orange Juice Futures--- Orange juice futures plummeted to new contract lows today in the July contract finishing down over 800 points to close around 139.50 marking a fresh 2 year low continuing its bearish trend with traders shaking their heads and wondering how far orange juice prices could possibly go.
Natural Gas Futures—Natural gas futures rallied to close near a 3 week high in the June contract settling near the high of the trading session at 2.28 and on the night session is higher by another 4 points at 2.32 blamed on short covering.
Milk Futures—Milk futures today in the June contract settled slightly higher closing up 6 points to settle around 14.72 closing just an eyelash from making fresh contract lows which were just hit last Friday. The trend in Milk prices is lower in the short term with the next level of resistance around 13.00 then a possible decline to the 11’s.
Meat Futures--- Live cattle futures for the June contract today rallied 137 points in active trade in Chicago to settle at 114.22 a pound and is now over 300 points from the contract low which was just hit on last Fridays trading session while feeder cattle for the August contract may have double bottomed on the daily charts on Friday retesting contract lows with today finishing higher by 160 points to close at 153.67 a pound in a very active trade.
WHEN DO YOU EXIT A TRADE ?-- The biggest question that I have been asked is when do I exit a winning trade and when do I exit a losing trade? The rule of thumb that I use is placing my stop loss at the 10 day high if I am short or a 10 day low if I am long. The other rule of thumb is to place your stop loss at the 2% maximum loss allowed in your account for any given trade.
Grain Futures--- The grains reversed early losses today only to trade sharply higher towards the closing bell with soybeans for the July contract closing at new contract highs up another $.11 cents to close at 15.04 a bushel with soybean meal for the July contract which has absolutely been on a tear lately to the upside rising another 720 points closing at new fresh contract highs at 435.60 a ton retesting all-time highs which happene
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Cotton Futures--- Cotton futures sold off sharply today in the December contract which is considered the new crop cotton which will be harvested this fall finishing down 127 points to close around 86.63 a bale creating a new four-month low in price and at one point earlier in the day was down almost 250 points before rallying towards the closing bell.
Lumber Futures--- Lumber futures in Chicago traded in a very narrow range finishing down 1.60 per board feet to settle right around 283.00 in a lack lustre trade today.
Cocoa Futures--- Cocoa futures had a wild trading session in New York today with nearly a 200 point trading range before settling down 100 points to close around 22.09 and rallying over 60 points from today’s low.

