If traders are going to successfully move the live cattle and feeder cattle contracts above resistance at the market's 40-day moving average, they're going to need to see strong consumer...
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ShayLe Stewart is the newest member of the DTN analysis team (September 2019), and comes with deep roots in the beef industry.
Based in the high mountain cattle country near Cody, Wyoming, Stewart leads coverage in all areas of livestock and meat production, and brings a true boots-on-the-ground perspective to a livestock marketing world that gets increasingly difficult to navigate.
ShayLe grew up on a cow-calf and haying operation in south-central Montana, where her passion for the beef industry led her to Colorado State University, ultimately to an internship with the United States Cattlemen's Association. Her experiences following markets for USCA were the springboard for her self-produced Cattle Market News website and Facebook outlets. Those weekly reports were a reliable source of compressed, easy-to-understand, digestible market information.
While her background is in the ranching West, ShayLe comes with a solid list of market contacts from around the country. Talking each week to sale barn owners, feed lot managers, and other industry experts, she is able to ask the questions that cattlemen need answered in order to find clarity in a complex and dynamic market.
ShayLe and her husband, Jimmy, run a registered herd of Sim-Angus females, and host an annual bull sale in Powell, Wyoming.
If traders are going to successfully move the live cattle and feeder cattle contracts above resistance at the market's 40-day moving average, they're going to need to see strong consumer...
Following last week's success in the cattle complex, cattlemen and traders alike are hopeful the market will see continued support this week.
With ample trader support, the livestock contracts ended the day higher.
If traders are going to successfully move the live cattle and feeder cattle contracts above resistance at the market's 40-day moving average, they're going to need to see strong consumer...
Following last week's success in the cattle complex, cattlemen and traders alike are hopeful the market will see continued support this week.
Given the high prices the market is currently seeing, added volatility and extra chaos are par for the course. This makes it all the more important for cattlemen to have their marketing strategies and business plans in order to...
Absorbing all USDA reports and unexpected announcements that have affected the cattle complex since last Friday has been no small task.
The July 1 USDA Cattle on Feed report is expected to show a slight bearish increase in on-feed inventory, while the more-anticipated biannual Cattle inventory report will reveal whether herd rebuilding has begun.
It's yet to be seen if the recent softness in the cattle complex is a seasonal decline or if the market is trying to signal something greater to us. Either way, the recent turn of events makes...
Following a two-week period in which the live cattle contracts closed lower, the market secured a higher close on Monday afternoon. But now the question becomes: Is this the bottom for the market's move or does more pressure...
Without enough fundamental support in the marketplace right now, the cattle complex continues to drift lower.
It's tough telling whether the market's recent softness is just a bobble or if the top is in. Either way, producers don't need to panic as there is still plenty of opportunity in the marketplace.
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Thanks to the rally seen in last week's fed cash cattle market, and because of the current support in the equity markets, the cattle contracts rallied through Monday's trade. Join this week's DTN webinar on what factors to...
Keep an eye on the placement and on-feed data in Thursday's Cattle on Feed report.
From Superior Livestock's Corn Belt Classic online feeder cattle sale, to the monthly Cattle on Feed report, to the upcoming DTN Beef Industry Exchange webinar, you'll want to block out time for these big-ticket items happening in...
Following last week's whirlwind surrounding the finding of New World screwworm in the U.S., the cattle complex is longing for greater fundamental support to help move the market forward.
With cases of New World screwworm moving closer and closer to the U.S. border, it's only a matter of time before the first confirmed case in this country is announced. At that point, cattlemen...
Cattle futures contracts are continuing to chop sideways as traders brace because the marketplace is highly volatile.
With placements in Friday's May 1 USDA Cattle on Feed report anticipated to range anywhere from 96.2% to 108.5%, traders will likely remain on edge until the data is released.
With drought affecting much of the U.S. beef cow herd, it is likely Friday's Cattle on Feed report will show an increase in feedlot placements.
The cash cattle market has been on fire lately. But with a holiday-shortened week coming up and the futures up against resistance pressure, feedlots may not see as much interest from packers this week as they have over the...