Fertilizer stocks

good day for allana on a bad day for the market

good buying opportunity for ENCTF.PK... or is that toast? 

 

Jeff - Is this the time .36?

Wow. I am sorry if you tailed me .  It doesn't sound good but if you have come this far you should stick around for the ride.  Investors were disappointed because their reserve estimates are about 2 months late.  The recent sell off is because of that.  The estimate will come out early April.  I am out.  I have been holding and I am pissed off.  Every day I would check to see if the news would come out and every day I was dissapointed.  I might buy back in if it dips a bit more.   Look at PPIHad a chance to buy today and it had a huge day

MFM is solid though.  I am holding that one for a long time no matter what.  

Good read - Just sold SPRD off it's $24 high (Bought in around $17) really thinking about grabbing ENCTF if it dips under $0.35 I can manage a 1-month hold with potential good news looming for a possible 2x or 3x. 

Jeff - Quick question, I often trade with my Dad's AmeriTrade account...but always seem to have issue purchasing stocks that trade on the OTC through this damn site.  Have you used them in the past?

I have used them in the past.  I love Ameritrade.  Etrade sucks balls but Etrade has global trading and Ameritrade doesn't.  I have bought OTC stocks but never really had a problem with Ameritrade in the past. 

Jeff - I'm not 100% in touch with the OTC...the way I thought I read how it works...is you have to be attempting to buy a specific quantity but it has to be at the bid size (So if bid size is 5,000 shares...I have to be looking to buy 5,000 shares...not 10,000?  Can you clear it up...I've attempted to purchase from the OTC before and always seem to run into issues buying.

I only ask, as I may jump on a few of these fertilizer stocks if I can get them bought properly.

You buy at the ask and it has to be a limit order.  I sometimes will place an order to buy 1 cent above the ask price if I just want to get in. I would say if you are having problems then call customer service.  They have good customer service from what I remember.  

Hope you got in today.  It was a good day for all potash

Good day for EPO  up almost 30 %   

AHH ENZR taking a beating

jeff  - should i sell mfmlf?

has their been good news released or something?

MFM up big today.  Hold this for a long time bro.  Today was the deadline to finalize a joint venture on one of their potash properties in Argentina.  This company is so well rounded.  I wouldn't sell it even if it falls back down.  This company has 1 buck plus written all over it

okay keep me posted... cheers mate.

jeff - what do you think for enzr and enctf?

Jeff - ENCTF now down to $0.28  worth a stab ya think?

Down to $0.25 Ohhhhh what to do?

Jeff - You alive buddy?  Where ya at?  This ENCTF has taken a nose dive...down to $0.22.

Weren't they awaiting some good news or reports coming out?

Sorry man.  Haven't been checking out this forum in a while.  I've been out of encanto for a while.  Has gone down but is way off it's lows.  At this point I would say you can't sell it.  But it is your call.  News was good but it may just take some time. 

I haven't bought into Encanto yet, was waiting to hear what you thought of it now that it's been dipping to the 0.25 area at times. 

Oh.  I am not sure KBrick.  The stock has gone down big after supposed good news.  It's got homerun potential for sure.  I don't want to lead you in the wrong direction so I am going to say I don't have an opinion.  

can you mention more than one reason why one should choose encanto over say, allana, western, ethiopian, or passport?

buy adm buffet looking to buy

I saw the article below and remembered seeing this thread awhile back. Thought I'd share. Good luck all.

Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan, Inc. (NYSE: POT) reported quarterly earnings this morning that were markedly better than what Wall Street was expecting, and shares are moving higher this morning as a result.

The Canada-based company reported second quarter earnings of 96 cents per share on $2.33 billion in revenues. Wall Street was looking for earnings of 85 cents per share on $2 billion in revenues. Revenues soared year-over-year, rising 61.8% from last year. The company also gave guidance for the third quarter, saying it expects to earn anywhere between 80 cents and $1 per share, as opposed to the Wall Street estimate of 89 cents. For the full year, the company expects to earn $3.40 to $3.80 per share. Wall Street expects full year earnings of $3.43 per share.

“The continuation of strong fertilizer demand combined with the limitations of global production, especially in potash, resulted in tight fertilizer markets and rising prices for our products,” said PotashCorp President and Chief Executive Officer Bill Doyle. “With farmers committed to increasing yields and capitalizing on the unprecedented economic opportunity, we worked to keep pace with growing demand, which resulted in a record quarter for our company. We believe our ongoing investment in expanding potash operational capability is playing an integral role in the world's food story, and we demonstrated our increased ability to deliver – for our customers and our shareholders.”

As potash, phosphate and nitrogen prices continued to rise during the quarter, the company was able to generate better margins, and gross margins nearly double as a result.

Read more: https://www.benzinga.com/news/earnings/11/07/1812627/this-fertilizer-stock-came-up-smelling-like-roses#ixzz1TSJjhB4x