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Yes sorry myrrdin
I can speak Norwegian better than englsk
I went to school and learn how to speak englsk.
I was born in America yet knew no englsk until I went to school.
I understand, Am I wrong in assuming you speak German?
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
I understand the question as : if the reaction of the market is emotional.
To which I would say that during that time of planting the market reactions in the grain is more extreme than during other times of the year. One could call it emotional.
I do not think that the major part of these price movements is caused by emotions.
At this time of the year the crop is made or not. Some additional rain or lower temperatures in critical areas can make the crop significantly larger compared to current estimates, and vice versa. Traders not only look at the current weather, but they look at the forecasts. And forecasting weather is one of the most challenging tasks for an engineer.
This is why I recommend not to sell options at this time of the year. There will be a time when the crop is more or less made, and when volatility is still high. This is the time to sell calls on grains and beans.
