Tech Guy Opening Calls & Comments 9/29/25

Dec Wheat - 0.50 Lower

Dec Corn - 1.00 Lower

Dec Bean Oil - 0.08 Lower

Nov Beans - 1.50 Lower

November Crude Oil sold off 2.48 bucks for the day at the time of this writing and took out nearby support levels, then tested an old support price of 63.20.

support - 63.10, 62.50, 61.85

resistance - 64.60-64.65, 65.40

November Soybeans marked the low 1.50 cents above the 1004.50 support number, then rallied about 6.00 cents from the low to the high.

support - 1006.00-1005.00, 994.00

resistance - 1014.50-1015.50, 1020.00, 1025.00

December Corn marked its low within the stated support bracket, then rallied about 4.00 cents from the low to the high price print.

support - 418.50, 416.00

resistance - 426.00, 428.50

Dec SRW Wheat marked its low 1.25 cents below the 518.00 support number, then rallied almost 5.00 cents from the low to the high print.

support - 518.00, 515.00

resistance - 522.50, 528.00

December HRW Wheat marked its low price 1.25 cents below the 504.00 support node, then rallied about 7.50 cents from the low to the high price.

support - 503.50, 497.00

resistance - 512.00, 515.00, 519.00

December Spring Wheat marked its low price 1 tick above the 565.50 support level, then rallied about 5.25 cents from the low to the high print.

support - 567.00, 561.50

resistance - 574.00, 579.00

Hogs:

Most domesticated animals, if turned loose with no caretaker, will die after a few years of hard living. However, a domesticated hog will adapt to a free and wildlife-style faster than another species. In fact, within six months on her own, that sweet gilt your kids showed at the fair will look just like all the other feral hogs born in the wild!

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