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{quote} Hi digger1, I hope you don’t mind me asking — I’m still learning and trying to understand your way of looking at things. When you mentioned that with most ag commodities one can make more with a chart than growing it, were you suggesting that agricultural markets should be approached mainly from the higher timeframes (such as quarterly or monthly structure)? Or is that just part of the bigger picture you watch? Also, I’ve noticed you often use stochastic settings around (24, 2, 14). Would you mind sharing the thinking behind those numbers?...
jr ha well not much thought behind it really other than an '''''investment '''''in a cotton mill may not not have returned much , or ones growing it today are making absolutely nothing more than many many years ago , think the ''''''input ''''costs are the same

, good with a chart and a small investment one would make more , way more, was the jest

ah sure seed varieties and such light years ahead of back then , more bales per acre etc etc , but as said that was the only thinking behind it. Corn , soys , wheat , all a flatline similar , spikes from '''weather'scares , but a flatline , only thing that isint at the moment is , well its cattle ,

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besides the ole boys with them the horses would have dropped dead if they heard the price of these

( far as the stoch settings , I was told to use em , learn em , frontwards backwards upside down right side up , reckon I was on a need to know basis then , I didnt need too know so I wasent told

, probably something behind it , still dont need too know I guess

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