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Potash Corp: Dynamics of Supply and Demand Drive Earnings Growth

Great article! The fundamentals for the ag stocks or still alright. After this nice pullback, I added POT and Monsanto to my portfolio.

Buy, Sell or Hold: What to Do with Potash Corp.?

Market timing is a fool's game. Hold on to POT and add at pullbacks. With an earnings growth rate of 40% over the next 3-5 years, at 18x next year's earnings this stock is a steal.

PotashCorp: UBS Analyst Cautious Despite Record Quarter

POT is by no means expensive. As you can read above, POT is currently trading at a multiple of 8.9 times next year's earnings. Doesn't sound that pricey to me. I don't care about rotational shifts. The global ag market is in a secular uptrend. The potash business has high barriers to entry for competitors and POT controls the majority of excess potash capacity. The fundamentals are sound and POT is a terrific long-term investment.

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PotashCorp: UBS Analyst Cautious Despite Record Quarter

Sounds you're a little bit cranky these days. Hurt by uranium stocks, huh? Of course there is a lot of trading going on with the fertilizers, hence the volatility. Nonetheless, the fundamentals of these stocks are alright. Some people continue to think that fertilizer demand is a fad that will only last for the next two quarters. How silly! POT is a great selection for long-time investors (like me).

Ten Reasons Why I'm Waiting to Buy PotashCorp

If your arguments are valid, you shouldn't buy POT at all. Otherwise, I suggest to jump on board right now. As you mentioned yourself, the stock is currently not that expensive. Trying to time the market will never lead you anywhere. POT might go up to $ 300 while you're still waiting for a pullback.