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    • Upgrade in Fertilizer Stocks Surpasses Rosey Expectations [view article]
      26 February 2008, Rome – World fertilizer production is expected to outstrip demand over the next five years and will support higher levels of food and biofuel production, FAO said in a new report entitled “Current world fertilizer trends and outlook to 2011/12” published today...

      The FAO report reminds me of the statements we would never see $100 oil. I am sure you could find all kinds of old reports predicting base metal supplies to outstrip demand, look what happened to them. I am betting the estimate of 1.9% growth in demand for fertilizers is low. More fertilizer supply coupled with high prices for food and biofuels will create even more demand. There is only so much productive land to go around. The growth in Agrium's earnings puts their shares at just 11.7 times this year's earnings forecast, well below the S&P 500 index median of 14.3. Now is the time to be invested in these companies before the real mania starts, thats the time to take profit.
      Apr 05 01:52 PM
    • Upgrade in Fertilizer Stocks Surpasses Rosey Expectations [view article]
      KCLOF is the pink sheet symbol for Potash One Corporation I mentioned above
      I have updated my website link to my KCL discussion board.

      It happens to be my favorite junior fertilizer company. I have owned it for over a year now. They have significant land position in Saskatchewan and a defined potash resource right next door to Mosaic's Belle Plaine solution mine. Anyone owning Potash One now will be very happy in the next few months and years.
      Apr 05 12:39 AM
    • Upgrade in Fertilizer Stocks Surpasses Rosey Expectations [view article]
      Barely noticed are the basket of fertilizer juniors in Canada. More risk = more reward. For instance KCL.V and RAY.V right next door to Mosaic in Saskatchewan for potash and FOS.V the next phosphate fertilizer producer. Apr 04 11:46 PM
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