Teddy kicks off the conversation by highlighting the grain market's recent behavior, noting that corn, wheat, and soybeans have been fluctuating around specific price levels. He points out that corn, in particular, has seen a lot of producer selling whenever prices approach the $4.50 mark, leading to a temporary dip as bin doors open wide. However, Teddy reassures listeners that this cash selling should be seen as a form of resistance rather than a signal of a downtrend, suggesting a potential slow grind higher for all three grains.
