Not only did they drop ETF coverage, but they took a valuable one page site and made it totally user unfriendly. It is now very difficult to obtain information without going to several steps. It is now quite useless.
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It is hard to imagine market or external events which could derail the feretilizer express, except for occasional pullbacks, even a couple of severe ones if the market itself collapses. However, I have an unvoiced, until recently, fear--collective national action to freeze fertilizer prices or contol their rate of increase. The world community will not put up with prices which threaten world hunger. Also, don't be suprised if the UN doesn't employ "moral suasion" to hold prices down.
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I agree with GMiki. Go long, especially with KOL. the excellent coal ETF. Try MOO, again an excellent, ETF, for the agricultural area, or buy a basket of fertilizer stocks (POT, CF, MOS, and AGU), along with agricultural based DBA and RJA. Finally, water is tough to play. The ETF doesn't offer much. But consider the Brazilian company SBS for a water and waste water play.
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It is difficult to select the one or two best performing companies in the coal industry. Therefore, strongly consider the ETF KOL which has performed admirably. It has a very broad base of companies.
Instwead of struggling to select indicdual coal stocks or related wequities, I would strongly suggest the ETF KOL. This holding gives excellent diversification and has somewhat less volitility than some of the stocks in this area.
Instead of trying to select different stocks, I would strongly suggest the ETF KOL. It has a broad variety of holdings. The diversification in this area is important.
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On Aug 13 10:01 AM 49er wrote:
> I can't find MPT on ETF Connect. Is this the right symbol?
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