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A house view you can interrogate.

A house ledger you can question line by line, and fifty years of method behind it.

  • The ledger, open.

    USDA against the house, line by line, month over month, year over year. Every house line carries its why, its sources, and its history.

  • Wheat by class.

    A view USDA does not publish, built from a 38-year model library.

  • The report archive, queryable.

    Fifteen years of report days in plain language: "Show me every July WASDE since 2010 where corn ending stocks fell." Nine reports, average December corn day move plus 1.4%, settled higher seven of nine.

  • Fair value, with its work shown.

    What the model says the market should be worth, with a 95% confidence interval — and the fit and training window behind it, so you can see exactly why.

  • Flows and positioning.

    Export pace against USDA, vessel lineups, and positioning context beside the fundamentals.

  • The desk, from your stack.

    REST endpoints and an MCP server, per-customer keys, available by request. Saved queries on a schedule, research jobs for the long-running work.

  • No meter on the third question.

    Ask all day. The follow-up is usually the one worth asking, and it costs you nothing.

We do not make price predictions. That has been the house rule since 1987, and it is enforced in software.