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The next USDA Report will be published on October, 12th. The October Report is among the more important reports as the first (more or less) reliable figures for the crop size will be published. I suggest to keep lot sizes small for short options for corn or beans, as this report can be a market mover.
Do not underestimate the move very cheap options can make on a rise of volatility.
According to Zaner, the December contract is overvalued in comparison to the cash market.
Ron's seasonal data is mixed (below). last year October was a low point in price, but the years before it fell from October.
I have some trouble doing any chart analysis here; I understand having a continuous chart does not make too much sense, since the different contract months are behaving differently.
Yes, to me it seems that LHZ7 are overvalued from a S&D point of view. I would sell these options at current prices. LHZ should test contract lows in November.
I prefer to discuss here, as there is a larger number of contributors.
And I prefer to discuss in the English speaking section for the same reason. I am sure our colleagues from the US will accept our average knowledge of the English language.
I have been surprised how well all of the non-US posters speak English. I wouldn't have known English wasn't their first language if they hadn't told us.