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Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan, Inc. (POT)

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  • TRADE LESSON: KNOWING THE TRADING ENVIRONMENT TO PROFIT INTRA-DAY by InTheMoneyStocks.com
    It is very important to understand the current trading environment. If you were a construction worker or a landscaper it is safe to say that you may check the weather outside before going to work. Therefore, as a trader it is important to know what the pulse of the market is. One simple way to... More »
    November 4, 2009 • POT, SPY
  • Weekend Review, October 26-30: Big Drop in the Markets this Week by JasonGordon
    We saw some serious deterioration in the markets this week. All of this action culminated in Friday’s incredibly bearish activity, with the TRIN and VIX giving highly bearish sentiment reads. The TRIN was well above 2 for most of Friday’s session. The VIX popped 24% on Friday putting... More »
    October 31, 2009 • FAS, FAZ, QQQQ
  • Commodity ETFs Avoid Regulatory Hassles by Don Dion
    In an effort to avoid the regulatory uncertainty plaguing many popular futures-based commodity funds, Jefferies (JEF) has continued to expand its equity-based commodity ETFs with two new fund offerings. The Jefferies TR/J CRB Global Agriculture Equity Index Fund (CRBA) and the Jefferies TR/J CRB... More »
    October 29, 2009 • JEF, CRBA, CRBI
  • Post Market Analysis, Wednesday October 28: Bearish by JasonGordon
    The markets sold off hard today with all sorts of conviction. Important things to note are the increasing volume across the board on this down leg, the VIX is approaching 30 and fast, and the relative weakness in the major leading indexes (QQQQ, XLF, IWM); do not discount the confirmed double... More »
    October 28, 2009 • IWM, QQQQ, XLF
  • POT SAW A DRY SEASON by cocacolabuffet
    The largest potash fertilizer producer in the world, Potash Corp of Saskatchewan (POT) announced that its net income dropped to $248.8 million, or 82 cents a share, in the three months ended Sept. 30, a very shartp decline from $1.24 billion, or $3.93, a year earlier. Analysts on average... More »
    October 26, 2009 • POT, MOS
  • The Coming Food Crisis is Getting Closer by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
    I don’t normally rely on National Geographic magazine for investment advice, but in the June issue the screaming long term bull case for the soft commodities is there in all its glory (see their cool website by clicking here). During the sixties, new dwarf varieties, irrigation,... More »
    October 24, 2009 • AGU, POT, MON
  • 22 More Earnings Season Option Strategies by Marco Hickey
    In my blog post Monday I listed a few stocks which I would be willing to go long by selling the puts right before the stock reported earnings. If you missed it you can view the details here. As indicated I took positions on Apple (AAPL), Caterpillar (CAT), Texas Instruments (TXN), SanDisk... More »
    October 21, 2009 • DIA, SPY, IWN
  • Market Rallies Higher On Commodity Sectors! by MyHappyTrading.com
    The market was strong today with commodity sectors leading the rally.  Yesterday, in my Sector Watch, we looked at the agriculture sector, as MOO made a solid move higher last week.  Today, POT was rumored to be a buyout target for BHP, and, the sector pushed higher!  POT opened... More »
    October 20, 2009 • POT, MOS, CF
  • What is behind the fertilizer rally? by cocacolabuffet
    There are a few reasons that drive up fertilizers stocks such ash POT, MOS, IPI, AGU,CF1. Corn price breaks outCrop prices dictate whether it is worth it for farmers to apply more fertilizers to get better yield. Corn is one of the crops that are fertilizer intensive and its price is a... More »
    October 19, 2009 • POT, MOS, AGU
  • Market in a Foul Mood by John Dalt
    It is options expiration day, and the market seems to be in a foul mood.  GE and BAC came out with earnings that stunk up the trading floor.  IBM disappointed with lowered contracts and forecast.  Bad Earnings, options expiration, and Friday, a toxic mix.  We may see buyers... More »
    October 16, 2009 • IBM, POT, GS

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