Walsh Trading's Pure Hedge Division has outlined key technical strategies for corn, soybeans, and wheat markets in its latest report. For December 2026 corn, a confirmed break below 450.25¢ would signal further downward potential. The report advises against adding shorts solely based on extremely low RSI readings, recommending predefined stops and position sizing instead.
Producers with unpriced 2026 corn are encouraged to consider protective measures like put options or partial hedges rather than committing the entire crop at once. Incremental protection is favored over full hedging, especially given oversold momentum readings.
December 2026 wheat is also highlighted, with recommendations to evaluate puts or partial futures hedges to limit downside risk. The report notes that wheat is deeply oversold, suggesting retention of some upside participation if cash-flow requirements allow. Walsh Trading's My Trade Board outlines specific strategies for corn, soybeans, and wheat, with preferred entry and stop levels.
Tim Healy, a broker with the Pure Hedge Division, identifies wheat as the top trade, recommending selling between 632-638. For corn, he suggests selling between 462-466, citing a logical technical resistance area. Soybeans are recommended for a wait-and-see approach, with a focus on the 7-day moving average for potential short or reversal opportunities.