Jamie G.

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Now please do a side by side chart view of corn and your urea chart. @TeucriumETFs

@BoxIce22182 @ValueSeeker_ This same formation has been a theme in May commodities, look no further than a weekly soy oil chart.

@ValueSeeker_ $WEAT

Wheat remains 1 standard deviation below its long-term trend. The market seems particularly complacent given the situation. This is good news for investors who have time to position their portfolios accordingly if they wish to. $WEAT

@Ross__Hendricks We’ve had a bullish lean in BCOM since the fed paused QT, Hormuz added fuel to the fire. Hard Assets

No one owns enough wheat

Markets Now @FarmJournal YouTube video: @jamiegieseke1 @ParadigmFutures says #grains #crudeoil continue to follow #Iranwar headlines. Why he thinks farmers should not. #Cattle watch #equities. @AgDayTV @USFarmReport youtu.be/RZtlthFDBYw?si…

@patrickrooney @ParadigmFutures Ty @patrickrooney

@jamiegieseke1 @ParadigmFutures You started a brokerage just as the shutdown started and you're still running? That's magnificent. Congrats!

6 years ago today — March 13, 2020 (also a Friday the 13th and the start of the COVID shutdown) — I resigned from Cargill and launched @ParadigmFutures and Paradigm Marketing. Fast forward to today: we now have multiple brokers and consultants helping clients across the U.S. with commodity trading and risk management. None of this would be possible without the trust of our clients. We’re incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work with you. It’s been an incredible journey — here’s to many more years. PROST!

This has been a big year for our Margin-Free HTA program for new crop sales. No margin calls. No cash flow surprises. Flexible delivery. Lock futures. Preserve liquidity. Stay in control. Give us a call to see if it fits your operation.

This has been a big year for our Margin-Free HTA program for new crop sales. No margin calls. No cash flow surprises. Flexible delivery. Lock futures. Preserve liquidity. Stay in control. Give us a call to see if it fits your operation.

Seeing some takes calling for government incentives to reduce U.S. crop acres to boost prices. That’s focusing on the wrong side of the ledger. Cutting U.S. acres would only accelerate expansion in other growing regions around the world and further erode our competitiveness in export markets. The real policy focus should be on lowering cost of production—onshoring fertilizer production (livestock and commercial), reducing input volatility. Lowest-cost producer wins. Always.

Grain markets are finding support as Brazil logistics, biofuels policy, and macro forces align. I walk through what’s driving soybeans, corn, and wheat — and what I’m watching next. hubs.ly/Q040K31t0

Commodity indices caught a bid since the Fed announced it would pause QT.

@MediaKing In Sioux Falls, the few spots with nice views are reserved for a water reclamation plant and industrial park.

I wish the land near Sioux Falls wasn't so flat.

The data that is IMO more valuable than USDA data: What buyers are willing to pay for soybeans vs. what sellers are willing to accept. Last year's FOB lows formed around Christmas, next 30 days will be telling. Tune out the post WASDE fear mongering and keep positive in 2026!

@GraInformant What crop and what area

Anybody in Minnesota have a good idea of what typical basis levels are throughout the year?

@biofuelslaw Early years of chancellor

Calling all #biofuel experts: This image of a South Dakota #ethanol plant has been circulating for around 20 years. The earliest record I found was from 2006. Can any industry veterans identify which facility this is?

Disagree with his comment on farmer owned ethanol doesn’t succeed. It can, and it is. Farmer owned plant in southern Minnesota has added tremendous value to the producers that own it. Best part about it is profits stay local. Talk about a win/win.

Markets Now audio podcast: @jamiegieseke1 @ParadigmFutures says quiet holiday trade in #grains. What is the next catalyst needed for bulls to resume a rally in #soybeans, #corn or #wheat? Are #cattle close to a low? @AgDayTV @FarmJournal @USFarmReport omny.fm/shows/markets-…

Matif Wheat spreads are getting sent.

USDA compared to FSA, 2025 crop year on the left and 2024 crop year on the right.