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Challenge 1 - Commodity Report
The WASDE number was released today with little movement in the futures market. Dec vol was down across the board with corn getting hit the hardest going from 20.5 to 17.3. With the recent move down in implied vol, Dec SRW Wheat is now sitting at the lowest point since the beginning of September. We have 15 more days until the Dec contract is off the board. Dec SRW Wheat has 66% of the open interest and Dec corn has 54%. The most active contract in corn was the Dec 380 call trading 14,685 times as the Dec 385 calls trading 11,308 leading to a lot of activity in the 380/385 spread which settled at 1,7’ cents.
Following four straight days of losses, the Sep 21 wheat future flipped the trend and finished up overall on the day. Its movement from 674'4 to 688'6 represented the largest price change among wheat contracts. That increase put the contract's 30-day movement at a net positive (+22'6).
The Sep 21 expiration's 25 delta risk reversal previously had calls trading 2.44 over puts, and that implied vol difference increased to 3.04. The maturity's 25-delta butterfly (-0.38) is the lowest it has ever been. Activity in the maturity was focused at the 750 calls, which saw a volume of 1,889 and a price change from 3'6 to 5'4. That's the highest volume has ever been at the 750 calls.
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Aldrick Rosas kicked a 44-yard field goal in overtime and the New York Giants beat NFC North-leading Chicago 30-27 Sunday, snapping the Bears' five-game winning streak.
The Giants (4-8) blew a 10-point lead in the final 1:13 of regulation. They didn't nail down the win until Janoris Jenkins knocked away a deep fourth-down pass to Taylor Gabriel after quarterback Chase Daniel fumbled on consecutive plays on the rainy afternoon to set up a fourth-and-8.
Chicago (8-4) forced overtime by getting a 21-yard field goal by Cody Parkey and a 1-yard touchdown pass from halfback Tarik Cohen to Anthony Miller as time expired in the fourth quarter. The trick-play touchdown was set up by a recovered onside kick by Daniel Brown on a play Giants star receiver Odell Beckham Jr. did not dive for the loose ball. Then came a questionable pass interference call in the end zone against cornerback B.W. Webb with :03 to go...
It may have taken overtime to finish the job, but the Giants ultimately got the result they were hoping for last Sunday. They came out on top in a nail-biter against Chicago, sneaking past 30-27. That makes it two victories in a row for the Giants in this series.
Saquon Barkley and Odell Beckham were among the main playmakers for the Giants as the former picked up 125 yards on the ground on 24 carries and the latter snatched 1 receiving TD and threw 1 TD. This marked the third consecutive matchup in which Barkley has rushed for over 100 yards. The Giants’ Alec Ogletree got in on the action, too, converting a pick in the first quarter into a touchdown.
With the end zone more or less eluding the Giants offense, the special teams were there for backup. Special teams collected 12 points for the team. Kicker Aldrick Rosas booted in three fields goals, the longest a 57-yarder in the second quarter, which ultimately accounted for the difference in the game...
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