GOOD MORNING, Prices in the soy complex continued to be buffeted about by daily headlines of off, and on again negotiations.  The demand from Trump that China commit to large Ag purchases has reportedly become a sticking point, as ASF means that they may not need as much product, particularly if US prices are more expensive.  On the bullish side of the ledger is that there are still plenty of unharvested beans and the November 8 WASDE may reduce both yield and production estimates.  Bean prices have broken down on the charts, but still remain trading range bound at the upper end of a larger scale rally. Beans will open higher today, along with soyoil futures that are following a good palm oil rally.   As to corn,...