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Are Cattle Prices Due for a Major Correction? A Look at Historical Bull Markets

By April 2, 2025No Comments

πŸ“‰ Cattle Bull Markets – And What May Come Next

πŸ„ Live Cattle: History Repeats?

Top-to-bottom breaks:

  • 1979: $80 β†’ $51 (β–Ό37%)
  • 2008: $112 β†’ $78 (β–Ό29%)
  • 2014: $171+ β†’ $98.50 (β–Ό42%)

πŸ“Š Avg. Break: β–Ό$45 or 36%
πŸ‘‰ From current levels, that implies a potential drop of $75, targeting the low $130s.

(opinion)

πŸ‚ Feeder Cattle: Even More Volatile

Top-to-bottom breaks:

  • 1979: $91.60 β†’ $59 (β–Ό37%)
  • 2008: $119 β†’ $88 (β–Ό26%)
  • 2014: $244 β†’ $112 (β–Ό54%)

πŸ“Š Avg. Break: β–Ό$65 or 38%
πŸ‘‰ From today’s price, that points to a $109 drop, bringing us toward the $180 zone.


Takeaway:
Strong bull runs in cattle are often followed by sharp, deep breaks. History doesn’t always repeatβ€”but it often rhymes.

There is a substantial risk of loss in futures trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Source: Bauman Commodity Consulting.

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