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"Predicting the market for your benefit" »
Agricultural Market Signals (AMS) has been created for the benefit of farmers, who have recently experienced a new dimension to their business; it’s called a free market.
Prices of agricultural commodities have witnessed huge volatility in the last two years. AMS have recognised this, and by using the same techniques as city analysts which predict price movements, can now inform farmers of the optimum time to either buy or sell commodities. By using advanced technical analysis especially adapted to suit farm businesses; AMS are able to provide highly accurate signals that farmers can use to maximise the value of their trades. This could be, for example, either to sell wheat or buy diesel. The average benefit from this time period has been £250/ac by using these signals.
AMS identify that farmer’s need impartial marketing information that is incredibly easy to use and understand. The signals form this information and are sent straight to the farmers’ inbox. Grain merchants, who by default are buyers and sellers, are obviously not an ideal choice as they have a vested interest on their own account.
Producing trading signals for farmers is obviously very different to that used in the city on a daily basis. Farmers, in general, do not trade their produce on a daily basis, but more often than not only have one crop per year to trade. It is for this reason that it is so vitally important for the farmer to get the timing correct to make the most of what they produce or buy. With the volatile nature of all these commodities comes risk. AMS shows farmers that the best way to negate this risk is to optimise the timing of the trade correctly. The benefit of ‘price optimising’ is that this volatility is turned into opportunity and in doing so maximising output.
To receive more detailed information about this unique opportunity to increase your revenue and to turn potential risk into reward email info@agriculturalmarketsignals.co.uk for your free information pack and quote your SBI No. to prove that you are a genuine farmer.
"Many receive advice, only the wise profit from it." Publilius Syrus
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