We often talk about the stories that are told to grain and soy futures markets (and those who trade in them) by the underlying crop that each represents. Essentially, these stories are simply the conclusions drawn from current and prospective supply/demand fundamentals regarding how they might affect markets. Soybeans’ story has been the second consecutive record Brazilian crop; the impact of the Argentine drought; the U.S./China trade dispute; and the threat of a tariff on imported U.S. soybeans that has now been removed for at least the time being. Corn’s story has involved large U.S. supplies; Argentine crop loss due to drought; an increased pace of 2017/18 U.S. corn export sales and shipments after a very slow start; and po...