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    Capital Ideas

    Capital Ideas

    Lake (@LakeMarston) and Tanim (@noahxfence) are all vaxxed up! First dose that is. This week we discuss how we're slowly making our way back to normalcy by taking our first vaccine/side effects we faced, the wavering real estate market and how absurd real estate commissions are, how useless having Capital Cites are and why we should get rid of them and Lake's hatred of sports video games and why paying $80 for the same game year-round is pointless.

    FEEDSTUFFS PRECISION PORK Market Report - May 29

    FEEDSTUFFS PRECISION PORK Market Report - May 29

    It's been a busy few days since the last Feedstuffs Precision Pork podcast, starting with the gateway holiday to summer last weekend that highlighted a mixture of reopening of parks, communities and lakes across the country, waving American flags, World War II flyovers and a chance at history with the Falcon Nine launch that ended up being canceled due to bad weather. Also, throughout the week, China caught the headlines with an early week purchase of soybeans and a midweek purchase of U.S. corn, but was the move by China mostly PR motivated? Dave Bauer, market analyst for Provimi, gives his thoughts.

    The events in Hong Kong this week and fear of mounting tensions between the U.S. and China continued to create doubt and volatility in U.S. price trends. Although there was some really positive news this week, there have been challenges as well, creating larger problems in the way of downside pressures on both futures and domestic cash markets. We take a look at what that may mean.

    On the hog side, even with chain speeds ramping up, the growing backlog of hogs will take months to work through and cash and futures trends are reflecting this. The measure of profitability, or the lack of, only comes if you can get hogs slaughtered. Yes, the daily harvest is growing but the range in returns for producers is varied depending on plant and the market those hogs are being priced on. What should we be thinking about for next week? 

    These are uncertain times and it will pay dividends to be well-prepared. If you have questions on this week’s recap or want to discuss something not covered, feel free to ASK DAVE at David_Bauer@cargill.com. Plan today for tomorrow’s success.

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