What’s Next for Potash Producers: Jaret Anderson
Major potash stocks are beginning to raise eyebrows with impressive profit margins. But as this developing market expands, industry giants will face competition from greenfield and brownfield projects in the works. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Mackie Research Capital Analyst Jaret Anderson debriefs us on some fascinating development stories that are poised to [...]
Last year marked the third-largest growth in the potash industry, but hesitancy from India and China may put things on hold in 2012. However, MGI Securities Analyst Corey Dias still expects to see a lot of positive news coming out of the junior potash space. In an exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Dias specifies [...]
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By James Wellstead- Exclusive to Potash Investing News inShare2 After closing out 2011 on 52-week lows, many are hopeful that 2012 will be a year that potash and phosphate producers can reflect the sector’s strong growth potential. But despite strong long-term fundamentals in the fertilizer sector, the uncertainties hanging over 2012 appear unlikely to offer [...]
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People have to eat. That seemed to be the consensus of the markets in 2011, which saw potash gaining traction as a new kind of safe haven. A resource that promises higher crop yields in a time of exploding global population growth, potash is ripe with potential profits for investors who choose carefully. The Energy [...]
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The week was very favourable towards risk assets, especially commodities. Crude Oil, Wheat, Corn, Palladium and Cattle all rose more than 5% on the week. Equities in the US also had a great run. On the other hand, safe havens like Treasuries, US Dollar and Japanese Yen did quite average, with the 30 Year [...]
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Over the last few weeks or even months, all I have been reading and hearing from the news wires is how bad the outlook is for Agricultural commodities. In my opinion, that is total non sense. First of all, despite recent increases in Corn, Wheat and Soybean stockpiles, supplies still remain at historical lows. That [...]
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