SINGAPORE: The CBOT soybean January contract looks neutral in a range of $8.85-1/4 to $8.92 per bushel, and an escape could suggest a direction.
The range is formed by the 38.2 percent and the 50 percent projection levels of an upward wave (c) from $8.64. This wave may have ended around $8.98-3/4, if it is weak, or extend to $9.20-1/4 range, if it is strong enough.
A break below $8.85-1/4 may cause a loss to $8.77-1/4, while a break above $8.92 could signal the extension of the wave (c) towards $9.20-1/4. A realistic target will be $8.98-3/4, or $9.06-3/4.
Signals on the daily chart suggests an upside bias, as the contract has managed to hover above a former resistance at $8.82, the 23.6 percent retracement on the downtrend from $10.63-1/4 to $8.26-1/4.
Wang Tao is a Reuters market analyst for commodities and energy technicals. The views expressed are his own.
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