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From the public archive — Soybeans: a projection and its follow-up
The community account revisits a soybean projection with before-and-after charts and an update on the target discussed.
Author-published follow-up, not an executed-trade statement.
Observed 17 Oct 2026. Separate channels, audiences may overlap; not a live counter.
Previous trades & forecasts.
Author-published market views and follow-ups. Trade executions and returns are not verified.
Soybeans: a projection and its follow-up
The community account revisits a soybean projection with before-and-after charts and an update on the target discussed.
The 6 September post says the projection was drawn on 10 August. That does not prove it was publicly posted on that date. These messages do not attest to executed entry or exit prices, or realised returns.
The 5 October follow-up links rising sugar prices to their role in the food industry and the risk of wider inflationary pressure.
The post quotes a 28 August publication where the author describes a bullish expansion. This is his market commentary, not an executed-trade statement or an audited performance.
Two charts accompany the 4 October update, linked to a September post about the bullish direction of several food-related commodities.
The quoted context is the 21 September post on agricultural commodities and their economic consequences. The available posts do not provide a verified record of orders, position sizes or realised gains.
The author revisits his rice-market view and highlights the possible consequences of sustained price rises for households that depend on this food.
The 1 October post refers back to a 1 June commentary about rice as a dietary staple. The positive assessment of the analysis is the author’s own; it is not evidence of an executed trade or return.
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