Tech Guy Opening Calls & Comments 12/30/25
- Tech Guy

- Dec 30, 2025
- 2 min read
Mar Wheat - 0.50 Lower
Mar Corn - Steady to 1.00 Lower
Mar Bean Oil - Steady to 0.05 Lower
Mar Beans - 0.75 to 1.50 Lower
February Crude Oil traded in a smaller 85-90 cent range, remaining in between support and resistance.
support - 57.60, 56.65
resistance - 58.60-58.90, 59.30
March Soybeans marked the low price at the stated lower bracket support level of 1060.75, after selling off about 7.00 cents from the overnight high print.
support - 1057.25, 1047.00-1045.00
resistance - 1068.00-1069.25, 1075.00-1077.50
March Corn marked its low price 2 ticks beneath the 440.25 lower bracket support number, after moving down only about 3.25 cents from the morning high price print.
support - 438.25-437.00, 434.50, 427.50
resistance - 443.00, 447.75
March SRW Wheat marked its low print 1.50 cents below the 511.50 support point, after selling down about 5.25 cents from the overnight high price.
support - 505.50-504.00, 502.50, 498.00
resistance - 517.00, 521.00
March HRW Wheat marked the low price at the stated 521.00 bracket support level, after a sell off of about 8.50 cents from the overnight high print.
support - 520.00, 517.00, 513.50
resistance - 524.50, 529.50
March Spring Wheat marked its low price 2 ticks above the 576.00 support number, while trading in a small 4.50 cent range for the entire trading session. Spring wheat has traded in a small 4.00-5.00 cent range for 6 days in a row now. This market is building significant energy for an expanded move, where the odds favor up, but we can never know for a 100% certainty.
support - 576.00, 573.00, 567.75
resistance - 583.00, 590.00
Nitrogen:
Of all the nitrogen used by plants worldwide, 1% is gleaned from the atmosphere by rain.
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