SINGAPORE: The CBOT soybean March contract may break a resistance at $15.60-3/4 per bushel and rise into the range of $15.72-1/4 to $15.91-1/4.
The strong recovery of the price from the Thursday low of $15.29 confirms a continuation of the uptrend. The drop triggered by the resistance at $15.60-3/4 has almost been reversed. The reversal also confirms a continuation of the uptrend.
Support is at $15.42, a break below could cause a fall to $15.23.
On the daily chart, the contract is riding on an extended wave (5).
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It is generally difficult to pinpoint the peak of the wave five.
The projection analysis suggests a target zone of $15.72-1/4 to $15.91-1/4.
The depth of the correction from the June 7, 2021 high of $14.45-1/2 indicates an aggressive target of $16.90.
The biggest concern is the absence of a decent correction on the uptrend from $13.82-1/2.
It may occur in the resistance zone of $15.72-1/4 to $15.91-1/4.
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