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08:36
Jul 19
Patrick Ceresna Derivatives Specialist, MacroVoices The Market Huddle
Wheat and ag commodities breaking higher.
Wheat is breaking out to 52-week highs after a multi-year decline. Weather disruptions, fertilizer shortages tied to Strait of Hormuz tensions, and very low real prices on an inflation-adjusted basis support a sustained rally. The DBA agriculture ETF and MOO agribusiness ETF are also turning up, signalling a broader agricultural commodity upswing.
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08:20
Jul 17
Bloomberg Newswire (@business)
Wheat prices extended a decline as traders took profits amid ongoing Black Sea supply risks and weak US export demand.
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07:50
Jul 17
Bloomberg Newswire (@business)
An industry body reports that Australia's largest grain-exporting state expects its wheat crop to shrink by almost 30% year-on-year due to forecast hot and dry conditions.
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07:53
Jul 16
FirstSquawk Newswire (@FirstSquawk)
Chicago wheat futures climbed to their highest level since June 2024 in trading today.
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01:00
Jul 13
BarbarianCap Twitter Analyst
USDA cuts wheat output to lowest since 1970, but the author's tone is sarcastic and not a directional trade call.
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16:01
Jul 10
FirstSquawk Newswire (@FirstSquawk)
USDA WASDE report shows corn ending stocks at 1.790 billion bushels, soybean stocks unchanged at 310 million, wheat stocks at 722 million, and cotton stocks at 4.10 billion bales.
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16:01
Jul 10
LiveSquawk Newswire (@LiveSquawk)
USDA WASDE report shows lower corn ending stocks at 1.790 billion bushels while soybean stocks held steady and cotton stocks increased from previous estimates.
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23:55
Jun 25
Robb Waters Managing Partner, Madison Group Bloomberg Markets
Short wheat due to Qatar gas disruption.
Qatar's natural gas production capacity has been destroyed for three to five years, which will impact grain and farming prices in Europe, a factor that hasn't been discussed or priced in, making wheat a short.
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12:24
Jun 24
Scott Bessent Treasury Secretary CNBC
Iran to buy US corn, wheat, soybeans
Iranian frozen funds will be released under U.S. Treasury oversight, and a very large percentage will be directed to purchase U.S. foodstuffs such as corn, wheat, and soybeans, creating incremental demand for these agricultural commodities.
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12:39
Jun 23
J.D. Vance Vice President of the United States Bloomberg Markets
Unfrozen Iran assets buy US grains
If frozen Iranian assets are ever unfrozen, the deal mandates that the money be used to purchase American soy, corn, and wheat, directly boosting demand for those US agricultural commodities and benefiting American farmers.
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09:16
Jun 22
FirstSquawk Newswire (@FirstSquawk)
Wheat futures trade down one percent from their previous settlement price in the latest session.
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16:00
Jun 11
LiveSquawk Newswire (@LiveSquawk)
USDA WASDE report shows corn ending stocks slightly above estimates while wheat and cotton stocks came in lower than expected.
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06:22
Jun 04
Bloomberg Newswire (@business)
Russian spring wheat planting faces delays due to persistent rain, risking lower harvests according to the report.
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05:03
Jun 03
temple_eight AI Photonics Trader
Buy wheat ETF as Hormuz geopolitical disruption threatens fertilizer and grain supply chains into key agricultural exporters, with the crisis expected to intensify over the medium term.
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08:15
Jun 02
zerohedge Financial blog / news aggregator
The cost of rice, the grain that feeds half the world, posted its biggest monthly surge since 2008 according to the report.
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22:10
Jun 01
Bloomberg Newswire (@business)
Australia's winter wheat crop is forecast to decline by over 25 percent in the 2026/27 season due to dry weather, low global prices, and higher input costs from the Iran conflict.
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16:38
May 21
Peter L. Brandt Commodity trader / author
The author reports that a prior ARM trade has been closed with profits taken and notes they are monitoring a similar pattern in a grain market, without expressing a forward-looking directional view.
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20:02
May 17
Alexander Campbell Founder & CEO, Rose AI; ex-macro investor, Bridgewater
The author added to a wheat position despite market carnage but the tweet is a past-tense report with no explicit forward-looking bullish or bearish forecast.
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18:48
May 15
Alexander Campbell Founder & CEO, Rose AI; ex-macro investor, Bridgewater Campbell Ramble
Fundamentals stronger despite selloff due to US drought, Russian planting issues, and WASDE production cut; speculative washout provides entry.
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17:44
May 15
Andrew Perry Veteran Macro Investor, Macro Pillars Monetary Matters
Long corn, wheat, soybeans on fertilizer.
Long corn, wheat, and soybeans as a direct agricultural commodity position. The thesis is driven by fertilizer stress (phosphate from the Strait of Hormuz), rising diesel costs, and potential China demand from a US-China trade deal. Prices have held above the March 2nd war-start low, and further upside is expected.
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16:01
May 15
Alexander Campbell Founder & CEO, Rose AI; ex-macro investor, Bridgewater
Buy wheat on supply concerns from Russia's slowest spring planting in years, with May as a make-or-break period, as quantified by the Sizov report.
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02:12
May 14
Alexander Campbell Founder & CEO, Rose AI; ex-macro investor, Bridgewater
Speaker explicitly states 'I'm long calls on wheat' — first-person options position on wheat. WEAT is the standard ETF proxy for wheat futures exposure, consistent with upstream's CORN ticker choice for the same tweet.
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18:42
May 13
Luke Gromen Founder, Forest for the Trees
A farmer's anecdotal report of poor wheat crop conditions suggests potential supply concerns, but the tweet lacks a forward-looking trade thesis or explicit market impact analysis.
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11:44
May 13
ces921 Author, The Aletheia Narrative (Substack)
The tweet details a structural energy supply deficit driving inflation and hawkish Fed repricing, with yields testing 5% and risk assets facing stagflationary pressure, while tech and AI remain resilient but vulnerable to rate shocks.
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06:05
May 13
Ole Hansen Head of Commodity Strategy, Saxo Bank
USDA projects lowest wheat harvest since 1972, driving futures limit-up; price observation only, no directional view.
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00:25
May 13
BarbarianCap Twitter Analyst
USDA reduces its outlook for U.S. wheat production, which could support grain prices but lacks a directional trade call from the author.
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17:44
May 12
Peter L. Brandt Commodity trader / author
Peter Brandt notes a big bull move in wheat markets but criticizes social media geniuses for claiming they predicted it after the fact.
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05:50
May 11
Ole Hansen Head of Commodity Strategy, Saxo Bank
COT data shows CBOT wheat flipped to net short position as elevated contango structure favors bearish carry trades, contrasting with bullish positioning in other grains.
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13:29
May 10
Patrick Ceresna Derivatives Specialist, MacroVoices The Market Huddle
Long wheat at pullback
Wheat is an attractive re-entry point on the pullback to the 50-day moving average, as it is an asymmetric trade tied to food shortage and Hormuz headlines, with potential for a sharp move higher.
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15:27
May 08
Announces listing of WHEAT perp tracking CBOT wheat futures, no directional view or personal thesis stated.
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About WEAT Analyst Coverage

Buzzberg tracks WEAT (Teucrium Wheat Fund) across 26 sources. 28 bullish vs 1 bearish calls from 29 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (41%). 66 total trade ideas tracked. Past 7 days: 1 bullish, 4 watch. Latest voices: Patrick Ceresna, Bloomberg, FirstSquawk.