General Comments Overnight trading opened with the grains and soy complex trying to rally after the recent liquidation shakeout, but a flood of new selling emerged from European funds and sent prices lower once again. CME March corn fell to an overnight low of $6.8775, the lowest level since 8 January before the anticipated bearish USDA reports that turned out to be bullish. The selling might have been more severe, but Asia and South America are still closed for holidays.Non-commercials have been holding long positions of varying size in corn and soy futures for many months. They have become tired longs, and their positions have become stale. It seems that all they can see now is the slow pace of corn and wheat sales, big South American...