His reports are abit dramatic but entertaining, one post the buyers fear new year trade and on another feb is going to be great and get buying. The yoyo trade of sedge continues and lives on in his reports.You say on more than one occasion the price has “crashed” and then speak of large stores being back £100 over a 3 week period. Is this not the case of “back end comes every year”and also some reality coming into the trade as a result of corn and fert prices.
Sounds more like a backend adjustment rather than a crash in cattle trade