Canola is staring down a "Make or Break" level

Canola is staring down a "Make or Break" level that has historically signalled multi-year pain.

If the monthly close fails here, the floor is a long way down.

Don’t get caught on the wrong side of a structural trend shift.

When trading Canola, the daily noise is a trap.

To see where the market is actually going, you have to do as my buddy Neil does:

Look at the Monthly Chart.

We are currently looking at a decades of price action.

This isn't just a "bounce"—we are testing the structural integrity of the entire market.

The Green Line is the 50-Month MA (currently at $728.15).

Historically, this is the "Line in the Sand."

In 2021, it acted as the launchpad for the historic rally.

Right now?

It is acting as overhead resistance. We are currently knocking on the door at $726.10.

The Power of Convergence

Notice the price action since 2023.

We’ve seen a series of lower highs, but we are finally seeing a "rounding bottom" formation.

The significance?

The price is squeezing between the 50-month MA and the long-term support.

When a monthly chart squeezes like this, the eventual breakout is usually violent.

The 200-Month Moving Average (The Floor)

Look at the Purple Line—the 200-Month MA ($579.14).

This is the ultimate "Value Zone." In the last 20 years, Canola rarely spends time below this line.

As long as we are above the 200-MA, the secular bull trend is technically alive.

We are currently well above it, confirming a "higher low" structure compared to 2019.

The Technical Conclusion

The 50-month MA ($728) is the gatekeeper.

A rejection here suggests we drift back to the 660 support level.

The trend isn't decided by today's trade; it's decided by where this monthly candle settles.

Watch the close.

I cover this technical setup and specific price targets in depth in the Klarenbach Grain Report. 

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