ranting and raving solves nothing.... we can have a reasoned discussion. give a specific example of the claims you make. Where is the double talk. Cite the nonsense.

My contention in this discussion is as follows:
I posted 8 months ago that the highs would not be broken, and that was when beans were just over $14 and corn was $7.60. It is now a matter of historical record that corn went above my identified price of $7.84 (made on April 11) by only 16 cents and then completely collapsed. Soybeans ran back up to the $14.55 price (on Aug. 31) to make a double top with the Feb 10 price. In April when Beans were just over $14 I identified the Feb 10 price of $14.55 as the point where beans would not breach. This is not 2 weeks or even 2 months later, but 8 months now, and beans have not broken $14.55. Instead they have done just as the alert said they would. Wheat's price on April 26 when the alert was going out, turned out to be the highest point other that the Feb 10 price that I indicated would not be challenged.

you don't seem to have a problem with the facts since you cite none. Your problem seems to be a deeply held belief that the market's behavior simply cannot be understood. These demonstrations are quite difficult to explain away, and as a result, you attempt to distort, rather than examine your long held beliefs.

Roger