We see today's upturn of grain and soy futures prices as acknowledgement that yesterday's stocks and prospective plantings really did little to change the fundamental outlook for the balance of 2014/15. General Comments Market participants had more time to digest and dissect USDA's prospective acreage and stocks reports overnight, and some apparently thought yesterday's smashup of the corn and wheat markets was overdone. It is also the beginning of a new quarter in the financial year, a time when index funds often adjust their balancing and investor funds try to figure out how to produce positive results for the next quarter. Grain and soy futures prices were soft early, but they quickly responded to a surge of noncommercial buying during...