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Agriculture / oilseeds · Avoid oil/meal re-entry

March micro soybean oil / meal relative-value starter

Avoid re-entry: a better current spread still has negative modeled net economics.

Research view only. Review NOPA October 15 crush and oilstocks; no new fundamentalrelease since lastcutoff.
EXACT EXPRESSIONNo position or order; the prior 3:3 package remains closed
DATED RESEARCH QUOTEOil 68.52 ask; meal 360.80 bid standard proxy

Exact standard native references; hypothetical micro implementation uses explicit proxies

Entry conditions

No order. Review October 15 NOPA crush and oil stocks together before revisiting the relative-value thesis.

Target framework

No active target; the position is closed

Fundamental invalidation

Re-entry requires fresh post-Grain-Stocks evidence, a positive current-price tree and verified micro-contract implementation; no automatic reversal.

Stop and risk limitation

No active stop; the position is closed

Strongest counterargument

Strong soybean inspections, firm processor basis and 22.7 million tons of projected meal exports can support the short-meal leg. Oil's curve remains in carry and funds reduced oil length. The 1:1 contract ratio retains outright commodity beta.

Next catalyst

October 15 NOPA monthly crush and oil stocks, 16:00 UTC.

Roll and delivery

No roll. The package was closed September 29 at 04:11 UTC.

Market evidence

Three micro oil/meal pairs fit mechanically; standard same-month references are proxies. Oil multiplier 60 USD per cent/lb; meal 10 USD per USD/ton; signed one-to-one pairs.

Expected return: interpretation

No new soy trade; prior package remains closed.

Source references

How the view evolved

  1. Avoid oil/meal re-entry — Avoid re-entry: a better current spread still has negative modeled net economics.
  2. Avoid oil/meal re-entry — Fresh proxies leave oil-over-meal expected value negative; the prior position stays closed.
  3. Avoid oil/meal re-entry — Higher oil and lower meal make the closed relative-value package less attractive. Keep it closed.
  4. Avoid oil/meal re-entry — Higher oil and lower meal make the closed relative-value package less attractive. Keep it closed.
  5. Avoid oil/meal re-entry — Higher oil and lower meal make the closed relative-value package less attractive. Keep it closed.
  6. Avoid oil/meal re-entry — Higher oil and lower meal make the closed relative-value package less attractive. Keep it closed.
  7. Keep oil/meal closed — Fresh exact March standard closes repair the stale inputs, but the current scenario tree is essentially flat after costs and offers weak endpoint asymmetry. Keep the package closed.
  8. Keep oil/meal closed — Fresh exact March standard closes repair the stale inputs, but the current scenario tree is essentially flat after costs and offers weak endpoint asymmetry. Keep the package closed.
  9. Keep oil/meal closed — Fresh exact March standard closes repair the stale inputs, but the current scenario tree is essentially flat after costs and offers weak endpoint asymmetry. Keep the package closed.
  10. Keep oil/meal closed — Fresh exact March standard closes repair the stale inputs, but the current scenario tree is essentially flat after costs and offers weak endpoint asymmetry. Keep the package closed.
  11. Keep oil/meal closed — Fresh exact March standard closes repair the stale inputs, but the current scenario tree is essentially flat after costs and offers weak endpoint asymmetry. Keep the package closed.
  12. Remain flat oil/meal package — Fresh exact March standard closes repair the stale inputs, but the current scenario tree is essentially flat after costs and offers weak endpoint asymmetry. Keep the package closed.
  13. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  14. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  15. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  16. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  17. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  18. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  19. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  20. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  21. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  22. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  23. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  24. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  25. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  26. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  27. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  28. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  29. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  30. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  31. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  32. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  33. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  34. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  35. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  36. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  37. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  38. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  39. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  40. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  41. Remain flat oil/meal package — Historical context only: the completed oil/meal package remains closed because the carried tree is negative after costs and no current package quote supports re-entry.
  42. Remain flat oil/meal package — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  43. Remain flat oil/meal package — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  44. Remain flat oil/meal package — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  45. Remain flat oil/meal package — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  46. Remain flat oil/meal package — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  47. Remain flat oil/meal package — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  48. Remain flat oil/meal package — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  49. Remain flat oil/meal package — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  50. Remain flat oil/meal package — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  51. Remain flat oil/meal package — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  52. Remain flat oil/meal package — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  53. Remain flat MZLH27 / MZMH27 after USDA — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  54. Remain flat MZLH27 / MZMH27 after USDA — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  55. Remain flat MZLH27 / MZMH27 after USDA — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  56. Remain flat MZLH27 / MZMH27 after USDA — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  57. Remain flat MZLH27 / MZMH27; no pre-USDA re-entry — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  58. Remain flat MZLH27 / MZMH27; no pre-USDA re-entry — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  59. Remain flat MZLH27 / MZMH27; no pre-USDA re-entry — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  60. Remain flat MZLH27 / MZMH27; no re-entry — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  61. Remain flat MZLH27 / MZMH27; no re-entry — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  62. Remain flat MZLH27 / MZMH27; no re-entry — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  63. Exit +3 MZLH27 / −3 MZMH27; no reversal — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  64. Hold +3 MZLH27 / −3 MZMH27; no add — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  65. Hold +3 MZLH27 / −3 MZMH27; no add — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  66. Hold +3 MZLH27 / −3 MZMH27; no add — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  67. Hold +3 MZLH27 / −3 MZMH27; no add — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
  68. Enter +3 MZLH27 / −3 MZMH27 — Biofuel oil demand grows much faster than domestic meal use while additional crush produces meal; express the divergence with small cash-settled micros.
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