Texan said:
Econ101 said:
Any other expectation than the nothing I gave you would have been foolish.
It is a foolish man who gives to those who don't appreciate. You ask for something free and act put out when you get what you deserve.
You don't have a clue about cattle markets, do you? :lol:
I don't deal in specific predictions on commodities although I have done some of that work in the past.
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As the cattlemen who were defrauded in the Pickett Case know, only the big packers know how they will push the markets. It seems to me on some of Agman's previous responses (when I can get one out of him) he does from time to time have some indications of that inside information
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Econ, are you saying here that Agman is using "insider information" to give his business and his customers an edge over other such businesses and producers?
Surely such an implication or accusation requires evidence and facts to support it, doesn't it?????
MRJ
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Commodity economists have their place but they have their limitations. The USDA puts out crop reports and they are analyzed by a lot of people. The USDA comes out with the forecasts and number crunchers like Agman can give good information on that analysis, but as I have said before, there are limitations. Changes in crop production, as you have stated, is one of those limitations. The time period is another as is global production, global demand, and other factors.
Texan, I wouldn't two step as a side show for either you or Brad S. For you two to think otherwise is your own foolishness.