Today was a breakout. The only market in the red at COB was soyoil. After wobbling narrowly up and down for days based on only minor news headlines, reports of weather troubles in wheat and demand for soy encouraged today’s more substantive market response. The viewpoint that China would not buy has turned into China is buying, and there are hints that sourcing from the U.S. is getting a good look from buyers. It even rallied the typically moribund livestock markets.  The protest marches and looting have not had the impact on the market that some expected. Equities have raced higher and commodity futures have been blasé. James Mackintosh of the Wall Street Journal explains that it is difficult to trade civil disorder. A C...