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Linn Group Morning Soybean CommentCHICAGO - Jul 10/07 - SNS -- Following is the morning soybean futures comment from the futures commission brokerage firm Linn Group. A mid-session rally pushed soybeans to new contract highs. After spending the first half of the session in negative territory, November soybeans closed 6 cents higher, the 4th consecutive higher close. With a close above $9.00 into new highs, traders say this should propel us into new higher levels. Many analysts project $ 9.50 to $10.00 levels as the next target. Since the release of the June Acreage report November soybeans have gained 59.3/4 cents. Overnight November soybeans traded lower by 6 ¾ cents and recovered to end that session up ¾ cents on news that private weather forecasters project ridge in the long term weather maps released very early this morning. Volume on Monday was moderate with an estimated 117,538 soybean futures traded, 35,950 soybean oil futures traded and 29,518 meal futures traded. Funds bought an estimated 2,500 soybeans, 1,000 meal and even in oil. Yesterday after the close the USDA released the weekly crop progress report showing soybeans 65% rated good to excellent vs. 68% last week, 58% last year and 60% average. Also released yesterday (late due to the July 4th. holiday) the CFTC released the commitment of traders report showing funes long 121,303 soybeans up 4,707, Meal long 45,134up 4,109 and oil long 64,928 up 6603. The Supplemental report showing index funds has soybeans long 147,116 up 2,686. Talk continues today that China is slowing their purchases of soybeans due to higher CBOT prices hurting crush margins. Traders say what few cargoes China has been purchasing lately have generally come from South America where prices are cheaper. In Export sales Bean shipments were 4.7 mil. bu. vs 8.3 last week and 6 last year. Bean basis levels continue to show the slow down in China demand with Brazil basis at 50 to 55 under. The 6 to 10 day forecast calls for Normal to below normal temperatures and Normal to below Normal. Overnight Chinese Soybeans closed unchanged, meal and oil lower. Malaysian Palm oil futures closed higher. Top News Soybean Progress & Conditions Mini-Recap Soybeans % Blooming: 40%; 19% week ago; 36% yr ago week; 28% 5 yr avg. Soybean Crop Conditions Latest: VP= 2; P= 7; F= 26; G= 51; EX= 14 Soybean Crop Conditions Prior Wk: VP= 2; P= 6; F= 24; G= 53; EX= 15 Soybean Crop Conditions Yr Ago Wk: VP= 3; P= 9; F= 30; G= 47; EX= 11 ================================================================ -- 21,000 mt of Non GMO soybeans sought by S Korea state Ag Fisheries for late October delivery, tender expected to close on July 18, acc. to company officials -- Chinese custom officials report China 13.85 mmt of Soybeans in the first half of the year. This is down 1.4% from the same period last year. -- Corn price rise due to biofuel momentum are not the reason why general food prices are rising, rather global grain stocks & weather were attributed by Amer. Farm Bureau economist for recent gains. -- Dalian Soybean futures active Jan contract unch, other contracts lower; soymeal lower; soyoil active contract months were lower overnight. -- Malaysian Palm futures overnight reacted to soyoil prices & slow down in production by rising +0.8% overnight, however reduced export data kept the market gains limited. -- July Soybean Deliveries: 2,833 -- July Soybean Meal Deliveries: 0 -- July Soybean Oil Deliveries: 496 -- eCBOT Vol. 75,392; Pit Vol. 37,621; Open Interest Change: +4,119 -- Fund trade mixed Monday. Funds were 'even' in Oil. Bought 2,500 Soybeans, 1,000 Meal. -- Weather: Normal to Below Temps. Normal to below Precip. The Corn Belt will see showers and thunderstorms today and Wednesday -- Outside markets. Energy complex lower, nat gas higher; Gold & Silver: slightly higher; US $ lower vs both Yen & Euro Cash Markets --CIF Soybeans: July -12 to -4, Aug. -8 to +2, Sept. -8 to +2, Oct. Opt. to +8, Nov. +12 to +20, Jan. +25 to +30 To discuss this report further or for specific trade ideas please contact me directly Nathan T. Smith III Linn Group nsmith@linngroup.com toll free: (877) 787-6278 local: (312) 896-2090 fax: (312) 896-2050 www.linngroup.com/ DISCLAIMER: Futures and options trading involve substantial risk. The valuation of futures and options may fluctuate, and as a result, clients may lose more then their original investment. In no event should the content of this website be construed as an express of an implied promise, guarantee or implication by of from the Linn Group, Inc. that you will profit or that losses can or will be limited in any manner whatsoever. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. 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