Cattle prices over the next few weeks . . .

It would be nice in the very short term. Not sustainable though.\

The answer is no. I don't see any more upward momentum than you would expect with the new on Carghill and Japan.
 
Probably will double or triple since I don;t currently have anything to sell
 
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Quick--go buy something Dun--flip 'em in 2 weeks. Might do it myself--and if it don't work out, we'll just blame it on Kathie. :nod:
 
alohacattle":bhum7p6u said:
Historically feeder cattle are lower priced in the spring. I can't see much to change that.

Historically here prices go up in the spring as people buy feeders to go to grass with. March through May are generally the highest prices of the year. That said I seroiously doubt they will double.
 
Dave":362o00qq said:
alohacattle":362o00qq said:
Historically feeder cattle are lower priced in the spring. I can't see much to change that.

Historically here prices go up in the spring as people buy feeders to go to grass with. March through May are generally the highest prices of the year. That said I seroiously doubt they will double.[/quote] as long as i own cattle, it wont happen....
 
ALACOWMAN":vonl8urp said:
Dave":vonl8urp said:
alohacattle":vonl8urp said:
Historically feeder cattle are lower priced in the spring. I can't see much to change that.

Historically here prices go up in the spring as people buy feeders to go to grass with. March through May are generally the highest prices of the year. That said I seroiously doubt they will double.quote] as long as i own cattle, it wont happen....
Well--SELL out then! We'll take advantage of your negative karma.
 
Historically here prices go up in the spring as people buy feeders to go to grass with. March through May are generally the highest prices of the year. That said I seroiously doubt they will double.quote] as long as i own cattle, it wont happen....
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Well--SELL out then! We'll take advantage of your negative karma.[/quote] naw aint gonna do it, you know how miserable folks like me are,,, if i cant have it, i dont want you to either :cowboy:
 
Is this like the wheat farmer who found a magic genie in a bottle. The genie granted his three wishes. First he wished for 100 bushel wheat from his fields. The second wish he wished for $10 wheat. He said he would save the third wish. After several months he told the genie that for hsi third wish he wanted $10 wheat. The genie asked why he wanted that because he had already granted that wish. The farmer replied, "well this time I will sell."
 
“will DOUBLE “
Not a chance, exports to the US can more then meet any new demand.
SL
 
dun":3s2dx1b6 said:
ALACOWMAN":3s2dx1b6 said:
as long as i own cattle, it wont happen....
It might, but it will be the week after you sell your calves
If it goes u before you sell, it means you are a leading economic indicator.
If it goes up after you sell, you will forever be known as a lagging economic indicator.

Future economists will probably name a rule or something after you either way, and you'll be in books and in WSJ articles everytime there's a financial crisis.
You will be the John Maynard Keynes of the cow world.
 
So . . . I figured what all of you said. He wants to sell me a butcher critter. Pretty much B.S. and wishing on that star, wherever that star is. He's a good guy and a good neighbor, so don't get me wrong on that, but I think he's just a little back-a$$-ways on his cattle right now. And please don't start something that he's a bad neighbor if he could pull this off -- he won't, he knows.
 

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