A somewhat interesting development in the soy complex is that old crop contracts appeared weaker than new crop in both soybeans and meal. That condition needs to be monitored because it could imply that the stout resolve of old crop is becoming softer. General Comments During both 2004 and 2013, the U.S. soybean market was in a transition period from having extremely tight stock/use ratios to having an abundant harvest, and the spread between the July and November soybean contracts in each period widened out beyond $3.00 per bushel. The current July-November soybean spread is trading around $2.60, and there are presently enough fundamental factors to conceivably enable market forces to take out the prior $3.23 high that occurred in the su...