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Strategies & Market Trends : Winter in the Great White North

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To: Terry Maloney who wrote (7879)4/2/2014 2:00:58 PM
From: marcos  Read Replies (2) of 8273
 
npk.to - got the second highest SCTR rating on Toronto today - stockcharts.com

Which may or may not mean anything, don't know ... my whole take on it is based on the superiority of their fritted slow-release calcified fertiliser, a far better product at a considerably cheaper price than the chloride or sulphate, and i don't think they'll have much problem convincing farmers of its merits ... blenders were another matter, wanted the chloride as they'd always had before, well that's not workable, net net, they either need to get with the thermofert programme or get bypassed ... as for size of market within range of economic hauling, say even just four hundred miles which is pretty restrictive, it's huge, and growing as more of the Cerrado comes under cultivation ... massive resource to produce superior product, surrounded by huge logical market - if something goes wrong with this it won't be any of these factors

dna.to - i am sure liking this one ... it's the correct answer to the question, 'What is Patrick Anderson doing today?' ... for aurelianistas who still care, what Bill Fisher is doing is GoldQuest gqc.v which happens to be a long-standing fave of mine, probably not the prime take-out candidate du jour that Dalradian is though ... dna.wt offered at a dime just now, hmm
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