I wonder to what extent this amplifies herd mentality. Maybe retail panic will decrease but markets will become more concentrated as agents succumb repetition-induced truth effect and guide trend portfolios towards prominent names.
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@yadochia Yes — Indo/M’sia dry stress cuts yields with a lag. B50 makes world prices the residual, not the estate yield print itself. https://t.co/BpdmbeHvj2
@aakashgupta The 6–24 month palm lag is right; most tonnes hit in the first 6–12. This event also started wetter than 2015, so the shortage calendar is later than the June advisory implied. https://t.co/BpdmbeHvj2
@gaurav_kochar Agree on the lag. This cycle also has less new mature area than 1998 or 2016, so the per-hectare drop has less offset. https://t.co/BpdmbeHvj2
@steve_hanke 30–40% is the analog range. In the last two strong El Niños the low printed during the event and the peak came after it faded. https://t.co/BpdmbeHvj2
@business 3 mt is a plausible first cut. The bigger miss usually prints 6–12 months after the dry spell, and this drought flipped late. https://t.co/BpdmbeHvj2