Wheat buythere are credible news items flagging supply doubts or tightening risks for wheat, which could support a bullish angle.
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ZWheat shortFront-month December wheat (ZWZ25) is trading near 499¢/bu, hovering around a five-year low as record Russian exports and strong global supply continue to weigh on prices.
Technical readings across major platforms, including TradingView, still lean “Sell”, with momentum staying negative after recent
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My view on wheat futureHello,
According to my technical analysis on the Wheat futures 4H timeframe, there is potential for a decline toward 500 in the next few hours.
trend continuation at market edge 1->3 : number 2 proven buyers
3->4 : return to proven buyers
next ?
*2nd degree bullish divergence
* push through then pull from vwap
* using BB with obv shows 2nd standard deviation for potential buyer intrest prediction
*trendline support buyers obv (freq. shifted )
Wheat - ZW - Possible Bullish Momemtum Building
🔹 4-Hour Chart (Medium-Term Swing)
Price has been recovering from the August low (~5000) and is now testing 5336–5350 resistance.
The recent structure looks like a base-building range with higher lows since mid-August.
Outlook : A breakout above 5355 would confirm bullish continuation toward 5450–
ZW longWheat is now net long on the regression break and change of contract.
-3.7% - I am not taking this trade.
Wheat ShortZW1! is now net short on the regression break.
The roll on this commodity short is (+3.7%) on the front month.
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