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ETFs That Could Be Affected by Today's 11 Downgraded Banks

Banks, bank ETFs are no risk investments any more with Government backing. Let bad dealings of the past run their course and the bank will come back big. Banking has always been a money making business untill and unless greedy management blow it.

This is the best time to bet big on bank EFTs.

S&P downgrades? What is S&P? S&P is a unless organisation which always act after events.

Elevated Volatility's Permanent Impact on Stock Market Valuations

"The example shows that an increase in the risk premium for investing in risky assets would result in a significant decline in the stock value even without any deterioration in the fundamental profitability of the company"

Would this mean: buying when volatility is high (price goes lower) would be very profitable when volatility normalizes (price goes higher)?

Potash and Agrium Targets Slashed - UBS Analyst

"Analyst Brian MacArthur got the Street’s attention when he cut his forecast for Potash shares from $308 to $180 and Agrium from $135 to $80 on Oct. 6 as a result of lower fertilizer prices. Now, those targets have moved down again to $165 and $72, respectively."

He missed $308 big; how about $165?

People Still Need to Eat: Fertilizer Stocks Oversold

"As a result, analyst Keith Carpenter's targets move from C$425 per share to C$150 for Potash Corp., from C$160 to C$50 for Agrium, and from $210 to $52 for Mosaic."

wow, haha, hehe, all these anals' target game is a joke, but very funny.

The Market Hates Mosaic: Phosphates Not Up to Snuff

What about demand? What happens when demand dwindles as slow down (if not R) globally persists for an extended period of time? What will happen to fertilizer pricing?

Potash Corp.: Poised to Soar Once Hedge Fund Worries Subside

Agreed. Price is determined by supply and demand.