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POT: Bull or Bear?
Top Stock Picks '09: Potash (POT)
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Filed under: Newsletters, Commodities, Agriculture, Stocks to Buy, Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan (POT), Best Stocks for 2009 This post is part of a special annual report -- Top Stock Picks '09 -- in which TheStockAdvisors.com asked 75 leading newsletter advisors to select their favorite investment for the new year.  "Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan (NYSE: POT), the world's largest integrated fertilizer company, is my top pick for 2009," says long-term growth stock specialist Dennis Slothower.
<>In his Stealth Stocks, he explains, "If you are an aggressive investor looking for a stock that has tremend...
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A Coiled Spring: Near-Term Catalysts & Oversold Stocks
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<> AMAG Pharma (AMAG) more than doubled on word that the FDA accepted its complete response for a NDA of iron-deficiency anemia drug ferumoxytol in patients with chronic kidney disease and will issue a final ruling before year-end. The news is a major relief for AMAG as no new clinical trials were required and the quick decision deadline before year-end is encouraging for the approval prospects of ferumoxytol.
A trio of companies expect FDA decisions for abuse-resistant pain drugs before year-end, including Pain The...
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Fertilizer demand will increase as the world population grows. Also algae based energy technology will explode eventually where bio-density is critical and requires large amounts of fertilizer. As with all non-renewable resources (mines) demand will eventually grow faster than deposit and harvest technology.
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Quality company / Excellent Value / Rebound Leader
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I started buying Potash at $131 per share and have bought twice more, averaging down... My average share price is now $108 per share. If Potash continues to remain near or below this level, I am prepared to buy once more, in order to further lower my average purchase price. <> I believe that we are heading toward a period of rebound in the general market, following an extraordinary drop. I was in the Crash of '87 and ultimately did very well, by holding my positions, over the next few months. This time around I sense that this is a "synthetic" crash and it will be followed by a "sy<><>...
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Potash Corp. Earnings Shouldn't Peak Until at Least 2011
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<>When looking at Potash Corp.'s (POT) value as a publicly traded company, I think that many are missing why they are much more valuable then their current valuation. Many believe that the fertilizer stocks have been driven up just like many of the commodity stocks. Commodity stocks have had a run as the dollar has devaluated, but there is one large difference with respect to fertilizer: people have to eat. Food is a basic necessity such as heat and water and as the world's population increases its intake of meat, it will continue to increase demand for feed which is comprised mostly of co...
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Supertradetimer.com: POT Bounce Done...
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(closed on 09/02/08)
Oversold bounce is exhausted...re-shorting again in the $180 area. Full details in our newsletter at Supertradetimer.com Take our free 2 week trial on now! STT
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Oversold Bounce Becoming Exhausted..
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-2.13%
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8 days
(closed on 08/21/08)
We called the oversold bounce a few days ago and we are now signaling POT as a negative with a new test of recent lows coming in next few weeks at supertradetimer.com
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Bearish trend, but, due for a brief bounce...
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(closed on 08/10/08)
We've been short POT with August $195 puts since the $205 area. We've taken profits on 75% of the put position for nice profits. Our stop on the short position is $184 to close out the puts. POT is definitely in a topping pattern and forming a bearish downtrend, but, is short-term oversold and we expect a bounce back to the $190-$200 area soon. We will ride that bounce, but, will use any strength to build a put and short position for the inevitable move back down in the coming weeks. Bottomline: due for an oversold bounce, then, a test of the recent lows, STT
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Trade Entry: POT
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In last night's Trade Report, I highlighted commodities as an oversold bounce setup. I used POT as my primary example and entered today based on last night's analysis.
I bought 300 shares of POT at the open at $176.31.
Setup: Oversold bounce setup, within a longer term topping pattern. Stochastics are oversold and the stock bounced off strong support.
Risk: My intial stop is under the 200
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Change in POT paradigm
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I just thought of some interesting ideas about POT, and why it is being sold on a huge scale despite great earnings and growth potential. (this is a bit wordy, so bear with me)
One of the first rules of investing is that you should identify the reason you bought an investment. And as soon as that reason disappears or fails to materialize, its time to get out with cash in hand and re-evaluate from the sidelines.
So how does this apply to POT?
Well, when the Energy Policy Act of 2005 was passed 3 years ago, it created a market overnight for Domestic Fuel Ethanol. Government < />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />...
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Time For Wall Street to Get Back on the POT
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It's pretty clear that the stock price of Potash Corp of Saskatchewan (POT) is suffering from a sector rotation out of commodity-based stocks, as their Q2 earnings and forward guidance is 1 of the best reports I have ever seen. I would like to share my current observations on POT and why I feel it is still a good long-term investment. The TTM P/E for POT now stands at 30 (rounded), and their projected P/E for 2008 is only 15.
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Potash (POT) - The Beat Goes On
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Nothing surprising in this morning's earnings report - and frankly it does "not matter" right now because as we all know, potash = oil. At least in hedge fund's eyes. The analysts finally seem to be somewhat catching up to the earnings potential, they only missed by 30 cents this time around after being wrong by a few miles for quarters on end [Oct 23: Analysts Still Doubting the Fertilizer Stocks]. As with last quarter, I urge anyone considering this sector to read the Potash (POT) earnings report because it is almost like an industry analysis each quarter. I won't copy the whole thing...
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New High
- New high today, can we expect this trend to continue, I sold this stock a while ago not expecting it to get back to this level. What do you guys think?
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Which sector will do best in 2008?
- The economy is going through difficult times. With the dollar weakening, Oil prices and Inflation skyrocketing which sector do you think is the best to
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Earnings
- POT reports earnings on Thursday, I am expecting a very good number as are many people. I think it should give a very good insight into whether or not
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About Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc.
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The fertilizer sector is one sector that investors who can tolerate moderate risk should not pass up.
