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    • Terra Nitrogen: A High Yield Ag Stock to Sink Your Teeth Into [view article]
      A couple of comments here.

      Nitrogen fertilizer products have to be manufactured. This is usually done using natural gas so there are increasing costs in production.

      Sales are mostly in North America and thus can be more seasonal than other fertilizer plays
       Jun 29 12:33 PM
    • Is the Chevy Cobalt as Good as a Hybrid? [view article]
      "what happens to your Prius in 6 years when the battery goes bad....?"

      Have Toyota replace it under warranty. What will you do if your gas powered engine blows?       Jun 21 11:41 AM
    • Why Tax Credits for Health Insurance Won't Work [view article]
      What do airline passengers and hospital patients have in common? Everyone in the same class gets the same service but what they pay is vastly different. A lab test gets billed for $40. The lab's contract with my insurance says they only get $10. Insurance pays $8 and I pay $2. If you have no insurance, you pay the full $40. So what you are billed is probably inversely proportional to what you can pay. Jun 15 01:05 PM
    • Why I'm Not so Bullish on Joy Global [view article]
      If they are sold out through 2011, can they raise the price on those orders? I suspect that either they can't or the buyers have the option of backing out of the order. Too much price increase and too much slowdown could cause a lot of those orders to evaporate May 31 08:28 PM
    • News That Moved Wednesday's Market [view article]
      MarkVitner, senior economist at Wachovia said. "We think we're in recession, but I don't know that the GDP numbers are going to turn negative at all in 2008."

      Duh.. If the GDP doesn't go negative then how can it be a recession?

      Stalled economy I can believe       Apr 30 06:53 PM
    • Brazilian Stocks: High Growth Potential Not Priced In [view article]
      Article is stale. Vale and Baosteel settled the iron ore price rise at 65% on February 22. That's ten days ago. Mar 05 10:19 AM
    • Collapse of the Yield Curve [view article]
      This chart proves the feds are cutting rates which we already new. It would have been nice to see this spread over a wider timescale. Maybe 10 years or so. Mar 05 10:15 AM
    • News That Moved Friday's Market [view article]
      It would be nice that in the section called Notable Earnings that you add the timing: "before market open" or "after market close" Jan 25 07:50 PM
    • Homebuilders, Real Estate Sectors Weakest Following Fed Move [view article]
      You should add XLU to your sectors Dec 16 01:32 AM
    • Cultivating the Rise in Soybean Prices with Powershares Agriculture Fund [view article]
      A better way to play the Ag space is the MOO ETF. Its less susceptible to crop failures or surplus or the move from soybeans to corn. Dec 12 01:42 AM
    • Tech Selloff Shows Market Wanted More Than a Quarter Point [view article]
      If Cisco is at $28.19, how is it down? My computer says it is up 36 cents at $28.02. Looks like Monday's close was $27.66. Dec 11 05:40 PM
    • Agribusiness Outshines Gold [view article]
      You can follow agribusiness with the MOO ETF. Its up 18% since inception in September Nov 14 01:35 PM
    • The Numbers Behind Agriculture's Big Move [view article]
      Check out MOO. Rather than the commodities, it represents the industries backing them: Fertilizer, seed, farm equipment, etc. Oct 26 10:53 AM
    • A Closer Look at Morningstar's Top 5 ETF Picks [view article]
      Rather than DBA, look at MOO for Agriculture sector Oct 11 10:13 AM
    • Titanium Supplies Will Be Tight Through 2010 [view article]
      So what's the investment strategy? Sep 28 12:37 AM
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