Cattle like to eat (be it grazing or eating from a feed bunk or hay feeder), sleep, and mate (particularly bulls and cows/heifers that go in heat). That's about it.
It all depends on oil prices. If oil prices go down, then yes.
Overproduction caused farm prices to go down because when there is more than enough product, the demand goes down. Prices only go up when demand goes up.
Stock prices go up or down based on the Demand - Supply theory. Whenever the demand for a stock is more than its supply its prices go up Whenever the supply of a stuck is more than its demand its prices go down
you got it all in one!
The probability that prices will go up is 0.3 and the probability that prices will go down is 0.2. Thus, the expected values for the three decision alternatives are
no. never.
they increase consumption
tomorrow
There is no such thing as a bill market in the Stock market. There are only... A. a bull market in which prices go up B. a bear market in which prices go down C. a crash in which prices go down in a hurry
Of course not. Sometimes prices go up and sometimes they go down.
This depends on the weight, sex, health, and even breed of the calf. Price also differs with location. Steers tend to go for more than heifers do, and heavier calves tend to sell for less than lighter calves do. A healthy soggy-looking calf (one that is bright and at a healthy weight) will also sell for more than a scrawny sickly-looking calf. Check with your local market for prices of feeder calves.