Teucrium Soybean Fund
SOYB

$22.20

0.18%

Market Cap: $27.8M

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of 6,710 funds

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Fund manager confidence

Based on 2024 Q2 SEC filings by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

41% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $4.02M [Q1] → $5.65M (+$1.63M) [Q2]

33% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 4 | Existing positions closed: 3

10% more funds holding

Funds holding: 10 [Q1] → 11 (+1) [Q2]

8.2% more ownership

Funds ownership: 11.8% [Q1] → 20.0% (+8.2%) [Q2]

50% less repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 2 | Existing positions reduced: 4

75% less call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $208K | Put options by funds: $840K

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Research analyst outlook

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Financial journalist opinion

Based on 6 articles about SOYB published over the past 30 days

Corn & Soybean Prices Tick Higher Amid Heatwave

The last gasp of summer has been a boon for corn and soybean prices thus far. Prices for both agricultural commodities have been ticking higher, stemming from harsh weather amid a heatwave in various parts of the globe.

Corn & Soybean Prices Tick Higher Amid Heatwave

Why Now & How: 3 ETF Ways to Access Gold Ahead of Rate Move

This time of year, according to seasonal trends, is known for the September Effect — a challenging month for equity performance — and the return of market volatility.

Why Now & How: 3 ETF Ways to Access Gold Ahead of Rate Move

Brazil Plans to Scale Back on Soybean Expansion

Brazil's decision to pump the brakes on soybean production could help the slide in prices, but according to a Reuters report, it may not produce the desired results for bullish soybean traders and investors. Soybean prices have fallen about 20% for the year despite harsh weather conditions and infestations adding pressure to Brazilian farmers.

Brazil Plans to Scale Back on Soybean Expansion

China's soybean crush margins hit 2-month high as US crop supply grows

China's soybean crushing margins, which measure profitability for processing soybeans into meal and oil, have improved significantly after being in negative territory since June 2024. According to Shanghai JC Intelligence Co. Ltd.

China's soybean crush margins hit 2-month high as US crop supply grows

China's Ambitious Plans Could Sway Ag Commodities Market

China has long been pursuing a state of independence, relying less on the global market for a variety resources. That independence is spilling over into agricultural commodities, which could sway the market.

China's Ambitious Plans Could Sway Ag Commodities Market

Agricultural Commodities Can Add Stability in Recessions

As capital markets brace themselves for rate cuts, more volatility could be ahead as renewed recession fears are spooking investors in traditional asset classes. That said, it could be an opportune time to add agricultural commodities to portfolios.

Agricultural Commodities Can Add Stability in Recessions

A Passive and Active Way to Get Ag Commodities Exposure

While agricultural commodities have been trending lower as of late, they can still offer investors diversification benefits. Teucrium has a pair of funds that offer passive as well as active exposure to ag commodities.

A Passive and Active Way to Get Ag Commodities Exposure

Growth Is Imminent Long Term for Ag Commodities

Downward price pressure continues to mount on agricultural commodities in the short term, but the long-term analysis could portend to growth. Agricultural commodities like corn and soybeans continue to skew toward the downside.

Growth Is Imminent Long Term for Ag Commodities

Escalating Global Tensions Could Lead to ‘Food Wars'

According to agricultural commodities traders, escalating global tensions could further fuel “food wars” as countries look to protect their food supplies and stock up on agricultural commodities in preparation of potential conflicts. “We have fought many wars over oil.

Escalating Global Tensions Could Lead to ‘Food Wars'

Chinese Demand Could Help Soybean, Corn Prices Stay Afloat

As the second largest economy continues to struggle from the aftermath of a real estate development crisis, China's demand for agricultural commodities should help keep soybean and corn prices afloat. The U.S. soybean market, in particular, could see increased soybean demand from China.

Chinese Demand Could Help Soybean, Corn Prices Stay Afloat

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