Grain/Livestock Overview 7/18/25

Overview

Grains

All of the Grains remain in a downtrend, however they have either hit or got very close to a 78.6% retracement in each market. We will now be looking for a rally of 78.6% the other way to start and as always we watch all the retracements on every move to see just how strong, or weak the market is, so any rally that can't get above 38.2% of the same move would keep the trends very negative.

In Soybeans, August traded below 78.6% at 1005.00 and is now back above it and in November it was 5 cents short of 993.00. The September contract held 78.6% at 989.75, this is also a major Gann square.

December Corn fell 7 ticks short of 78.6% at 405.75, this is also a major Gann square.

September Wheat has been sitting on 78.6% at 537.00 since the end of June.

Provided these levels hold it can also be the base of the next Bull move, per the ONE44 78.6% rule.

Livestock

Live/Feeder Cattle and Lean Hogs all remain in extremely strong trends.

Live Cattle and Feeders have held all the key retracements on every setback since the rally started on 9/9/24 and is working its way up to the next major Gann square once it has closed above the previous one.

Lean Hogs was stopped by a 78.6% retracement from the continuation chart at 113.20 on 6/17/25 and the setback from it so far has held 38.2% keeping the up trend intact for now.

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