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2012 Grains Report

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Cereal grains are among the most basic of foodstuffs. In 2005, Corn traded quietly below $2.00. By mid 2008, it had nearly quadrupled in price to reach a new all-time high above $7.50! But by the end of 2008 that price had been more than halved when it plunged to below $3.00! But wait --- there's more! Now it's back trading between $6.00 and $7.00! In 2005, Wheat was trading at a subdued $3.00/bushel. But in three years the CBOT's soft red more than quadrupled to $13.00 --- while hard red spring traded in Minneapolis soared to an astounding $24.00! After plummeting to below $4.50 in 2010 and then running up to $8.80 in 2011, will CBOT wheat this year find renewed support? And with corn and wheat trading at essentially the same price, how does the price relationship between them tend to move?

Both traders and commercial interests alike benefit from knowing the past before anticipating the future.

You want trading opportunities? You want price movement? You want to know WHEN --- and in WHICH DIRECTION? MRCI does not presume to know what 2012 will bring --- except price movement and opportunity! MRCI's 2012 Historical Grains Special Report illustrates and quantifies price movement in both cash and futures for all the grain markets over the last 15 years! Both traders and commercial interests alike benefit from knowing the past before anticipating the future.

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