Tech Guy Corn Comments 2/25/26

I am going to cover liquidity gaps, and support and resistance levels on the continuation corn chart. These gaps occur when the bulk of the funds roll from the front month to the next month. They usually occur a few days before first notice day. These gaps behave like any other gap as you will see on the corn chart, as it functions like a breakaway gap if it is not filled. So far this is how the gap looks as you can see on the chart

Also displayed on the chart is how old support becomes resistance or support again. Because corn has been trading in an upsloping channel, we have lines of support and resistance veering up and to the right which will again become resistance until and if corn can rally beyond these lines. The next targets or resistance above will be 449.0 then 453.0. These levels are old swing highs to the left.

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