Without new market-moving guidance of their own, grain and soy futures markets again came under the influence of outside factors as they so often have recently. General Comments Some analysts looking at today's WASDE and USDA's reduced estimates of U.S. ending 2014/15 corn and soybean stocks concluded that the report was at least mildly bullish. The market begged to differ. It is true that soybean futures prices jumped about 6-7 cents immediately following release of the report at noon (EST). However, that little rally effort only lasted just about as long as it takes to describe it. Soybean prices then quickly turned and headed back into the red.One can parse USDA's U.S. and global supply/demand estimates as closely as possible, trying t...