This week’s trade is officially in the books and it left a few markets at some pivotal spots as we head into next week’s trade.

Grain markets are firm in the early morning trade, will it last?

Corn futures remain in a sideways trading range while soybeans and wheat continue to face headwinds.

Cattle futures were able to stage an impressive relief rally in yesterday's trade but are approaching resistance.  Will the Bulls be able to keep the momentum going?

Corn remains mostly range bound while soybeans have seen a more decisive move lower.  Wheat futures feel like they could be on the brink of a bigger directional move.

Cattle and hogs were able to not only hold ground but gain some ground back in yesterday's trade. Can we see a bigger rally?

Grain markets have been in a choppy rangebound trade recently which could setup traders with more shorter-term opportunities.

Grain markets are giving back some of Friday’s gains. With little new news, attention shifts to money flow and technicals.

We have made it through the weekend, which was filled with uncertainty late last week. Outside markets are stabilizing, can livestock follow suit?

Cattle futures were under pressure in the first half of the week but were able to stabilize yesterday. Is more relief in play or was yesterday just a dead cat bounce?