| Prev Close | 40.43 |
| Open | 40.82 |
| Day Low/High | 40.30 / 41.79 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 25.63 / 44.06 |
| Volume | 1.74M |
Mosaic Company (MOS)
40.88
0.45
1.10
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 378.95B |
| Market Cap | 14.82B |
| P/E Ratio | N/A |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Potash Higher on Industry Rumor
Rumor has it that BHP Billiton will acquire Mosaic. Potash (POT) is trading higher on vague rumors of a BHP Billiton (BHP) acquisition of Mosaic (MOS).
The Trader Daily
Aggressive traders should consider stalking the Es and SPY for short selling.
Corner of Wall & Main: OECD Trims
The OECD now has global growth expectations at 3.4% for 2014.
The Week Ahead: A Rare Climb
After last week's pop, here's what to watch in the next few days.
Potash-Related Names Still Have More Room to the Upside
Traditionally agricultural stocks are a volatile group to trade because of their tie to the underlying commodities and the social and political nature of the markets they serve. 2013 was another rocky year, but the ags have seemed to stabilize a bit here. Jill Malandrino and Bob Lang of Explosive Options review some stocks and options trades in the potash- and phosphate-related sub sector, Mosaic is their top pick. A few major overhangs have been removed from the story to help the stock find some support, but the company is also using its cash to focus on growth and unlocking share holder value. Lang believes Mosaic could see the $55 level.
Mosaic's Share Buybacks Keep Wall Street Happy Despite Profit Drop
The Mosaic Company reported fourth-quarter net income down 79%, as falling prices for crop nutrients potash and phosphate ate into profits.
Stock Picking Season Has Arrived
It's the most wonderful time of the year.
Think as a Second-Level Investor
Be a shark, not a fish.
Mosaic Makes Waves
Shares are up on a big buyback agreement. Potash producer Mosaic (MOS) is up in premarket trading on an agreement to buy 43 million shares (over next several months) of stock back from large holders Margaret A. Cargill Foundation and the Anne Ray Ch...
Potash News
This just in from Reuters. From Reuters: Potash Corp sees possible bounce in its market in early 2014 A bounce in slumping potash markets is possible next year, assuming China steps back into the market and Russia and Belarus paper over differences ...
Fertile Ideas
Looking at setups in Monsanto and Agrium.
Twitter Is Just for Trading
Right now, it could be creating a short-side opportunity.
Off the Charts
Yahoo! could be a good break out candidate after surging into the upper-end of its recent range.
On the Swing Side
I still favor the agriculture and steel names for these types of trades.
Off the Charts
A break through $87.90 could help Qihoo 360 stock clear the downtrend resistance and open the door.
Ferts Ready to Fly?
Where are the key names headed next? I'm observing the action in fertilizer stocks and I can see from the comments section that many of you are as well. Let's chart some of the key names in this sector to see where they are headed next. Let's start ...
Spreading the Word
Fertilizer stocks, especially Mosaic, are trading at bargain prices.
MDC, Mosaic Make Smart Dividend Plays
Shares of dividend payers Mosaic and MDC should bounce back this fall after a tough summer, says John Buckingham, CIO of AFAM Capital.
From the Street of Dreams
Ferts lowered at HSBC. HSBC lowers the potash sector to Underweight -- Mosaic (MOS) and Potash (POT) price targets go to $33 and $22.50, respectively. I will be an opportunistic buyer of Potash, probably in the range of $29.00-$29.50.
My Thoughts on Mosaic and Potash
Easier trades can be found. By Bob Byrne "Genius is more often found in a cracked pot than in a whole one." -- E.B. White The charts of Potash (POT) and Mosaic (MOS) haven't improved (or deteriorated) all that much over the past eight days. Neither ...
More Ideas for Good Buys
Investing in out-of-favor stocks requires patience.
Keene On the Market
Andrew Keene reviews his successful trading strategies in his new book which focuses on unusual options activity, volatility and earnings.
5 Dumbest Things on Wall Street
Zynga Zapped, Fertilizer Foolishness, Perrigo Ploy and Cohen's Remorse highlight Gregg Greenberg's Dumbest Things on Wall Street this week.
Bad News Can Be a Very Good Buy
When bad news hits, savvy buyers tend to get the best of panicky sellers.
Here's How to Trade the Potash Sector
The potash sector is tumbling as Uralkali quits the cartel, and Dan Dicker tells TheStreet's Joe Deaux how you should trade the industry.
