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In a credit contraction the price is going to move opposite the direction that the previous finance was being used...
In a non speculative market like lumber the market is typically short ( commercials selling their production forward) so the finance was enabling a short position... so if credit is then removed the price will move up towards the longs...
Bonds right now have built up a big speculative short position so if credit is removed then the price will start to move towards the longs...
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How about in plain, simple English, Matt.
In a credit contraction the price is going to move opposite the direction that the previous finance was being used...
In a non speculative market like lumber the market is typically short ( commercials selling their production forward) so the finance was enabling a short position... so if credit is then removed the price will move up towards the longs...
Bonds right now have built up a big speculative short position so if credit is removed then the price will start to move towards the longs...
Lumber may eventually go “liquidation only” in here..,
Thank you.
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The full text of Shakespeare's plays and sonnets side-by-side with translations into modern English. No fear Shakespeare is available online and in book form at barnesandnoble.com.
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