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Tim’s, Burger King to tighten broiler welfare standards

The owner of the Tim Hortons and Burger King fast food chains plans to have the broiler chicken producers supplying its Canadian and U.S. outlets meet a tighter set of welfare standards within the next seven years. Restaurant Brands International (RBI) announced on its website it will be “pursuing alignment” with Global Animal Partnership (GAP)

Cereals, Crops, Grain Markets, News, Oilseeds

Corn and soybean prices rally to a record high

By David Drozd August 10, 2012

For the first time in history, corn reached $8 per bushel on the nearby futures chart and soybean prices posted a new historical high of $17.77-3/4 per bushel on July 20, 2012. This exceeded the previous high of $16.63 in July 2008. There are countless headlines depicting the “Drought of 2012” as the worst the

Livestock, News

Harami alerts hog producers to a downward correction

By David Drozd April 7, 2012

After rallying up, but failing to fill a gap between $91.475 and $91.650, lean hog prices on the weekly nearby candlestick chart turned back down on February 24, 2012. The ensuing reversal pattern (sell signal) that developed is referred to as a harami on a candlestick chart. Lean hog prices have since lost more than

Crops, Grain Markets, News

Breakaway gap alerts of counter-seasonal rally

By Market Outlook March 14, 2012

On December 19, 2011, a breakaway gap materialized, alerting soybean producers and traders alike to a sudden change in the price direction of the soybean market. In fact, this gap not only confirmed an end to the downward price spiral, but it marked the beginning of a counter-seasonal rally, with soybean prices rallying $1.65 per

News

Reversal Pattern Alerts Livestock Producers To Cattle Price Downturn

June 2, 2011

Ca t t l e prices have been sliding lower, since a two-week reversal developed in early April, 2 0 1 1 . T h i s reversal pattern identified a quick halt to the rally after cattle prices climbed to an unprecedented historical high of $122.875. TWO-WEEK REVERSAL This chart formation indicates a change

Crops

Canola Market Fails To Break Through Resistance

February 4, 2010

DAVID DROZD The rally that began in the canola market with the delayed harvest is over. The chart pat-t erns were textbook perfect in predicting the inevitable, which was for prices to peak in early January and turn lower. It all started with prices breaking down below the line of support (A) in December 2009.

Daily Network News

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Tim’s, Burger King to tighten broiler welfare standards

Corn and soybean prices rally to a record high

Harami alerts hog producers to a downward correction

Breakaway gap alerts of counter-seasonal rally

Reversal Pattern Alerts Livestock Producers To Cattle Price Downturn

Canola Market Fails To Break Through Resistance

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