SINGAPORE: The CBOT soybean March contract may rise into a range of $16.40-1/4 to $16.52 per bushel, driven by a powerful wave 3.
This is the third and the fiercest wave of a wave V-5 from Feb. 15 low of $15.42-1/4.
It was confirmed by the strong surge on Tuesday.
The depth of the wave v-4 suggests a target around $17.20.
A realistic target could be either $16.40-1/4 or $16.52.
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A correction from the current level may be limited to $16.02-3/4.
On the daily chart, the contract is expected to retest a resistance at $16.40-1/2, a break above which could lead to a gain into $16.52-$16.71 range.
On the continuous daily chart, the contract is highly likely to revisit its April 2021 high of $16.77-1/4, as it has cleared a resistance at $16.08-1/4.
Even though the resistance at $16.77-1/4 may trigger a correction, the uptrend may eventually extend far above this level.
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