I am based in the Sefwi-Juaboso district in the Western North Region of Ghana, where farming activities such as cocoa, rice, and maize cultivation dominate. During the harvest periods, the prices for produce like maize and rice are significantly low. As a speculator, I plan to purchase these commodities in large quantities when prices are at their lowest during the harvest. My strategy is to sell them later at higher prices when the harvest season ends, and demand increases. For instance, during the last harvest season, the price of a bag of maize (Size 5) was GHS 500, which later increased to GHS 800 within a few months. Similarly, the price of a bag of rice initially at GHS 300 rose to GHS 500 during the off-season.