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To: kidl who wrote (99040)6/25/2008 11:41:41 AM
From: Drbob512  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 100058
 
kidl: Those are two good jr fert plays, esp. KCL. I, too, own both, and have smaller amounts of a few others that I plan to trade, not invest in. Coal plays have been hot lately, so you've done well with momo plays. I think jr ferts are not done yet.

PBG broke below 50 in the past few days and today has fallen to the 47s, disappointing but technically not surprising, and support at 46 might hold.

TSX and resource stocks have finally been hit by profit-taking/selling, such as GTE SOR BQI PBG CLL PON TEL WPX etc, after having held up while gen'l market has tanked the past several weeks.

The run for resource stocks such as jr energy and fert stocks may not be over, just pausing to refresh, imho.,

regards,

drbob



To: kidl who wrote (99040)6/26/2008 11:34:15 AM
From: Drbob512  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 100058
 
kidl: I really like KCL and RAY, too. I am nibbling at WPX on dips now, and also like TEL PON GZD as more speculative jr.fert plays, but KCL and RAY are probably the better ones. I recommend LGDI as one to do due diligence on, as they apparently have a world-class phosphate mine and may get Amex approval in the next few weeks. I don't own API, but it is a good one, too. I believe the jr. fert stocks will have another big run as potash/phosphate prices continue upwards this summer due to floods and fert demand. I missed out on the jr. coal plays and GXS. I bought more GTE on its volatile pullback in the past week. And finally I still like KXL as a speculative gold play, due to their Golden Mile and Hercules' discoveries.

regards,

drbob