Read here from Intl. Finance Advisor as to the three macro-related reasons for investing in Ag and four stocks to take a look at.
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Archive for January, 2010
4 Ag Stocks for Your Portfolio
Ag-Related Video Clips
Videos discussing Agriculture...
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Potash/Fertilizer Credibility Loss on Earnings & Pricing
Here is the big issue for Potash Corp. and for its competitors… pricing. There has been international dumping at what seems to be.....
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Gold, Silver, Oil & Natural Gas Update
A look at the technicals for GLD, SLV, USO and UNG...
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March Corn Suffers Serious Technical Damage
March Corn Suffers Serious Technical Damage
By Jim Wyckoff on January 27
March corn futures at the Chicago Board of Trade have suffered serious near-term technical damage the past two weeks. The damage began with a limit-down (30 cents) price move on January 12. The following day, price action produced a rare gap down on the...
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Tom MacNeill: Saskatchewan’s Resources Enriching the World
The only downside is that we never had a capital market that caused a great deal of development in those resources. As some people know, we are the birthplace of socialism in North America.
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Jim Rogers: Brace Yourself for Food Shortages
Jim Rogers on CNBC Asia, talks about food inventories and the coming food shortages and ensuing riots.
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Beacon Asset Managers: Grains = 2010 Preferred Commodity
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Beacon points out that the Ags lagged in 2009 yet have been basing rather than breaking down. They also note that sentiment, per Ned Davis Research, is an extreme pessimism territory. I assume that is proprietary because I haven’t seen that anywhere else.
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Jim Rogers' Favorite Bull Market
It's still a quiet bull market in the "contrarian's commodity investment."
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The New Year Brings Optimism in the Potash Market
While a company from Belarus signed a deal with China at $350/tonne, North American producers are resisting Chinese demands for low prices.
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