Despite short-term weakness in the fertilizer sector this potash producer plans on long-term growth.
Mosaic is upgraded to 'buy,' and Yahoo is downgraded to 'underperform.'
Lockheed Martin is downgraded to 'underperform.' Agrium, Mosaic are reinstated with a 'buy.'
Visa, MasterCard were downgraded to 'neutral,' and Intel was initiated with a 'neutral.'
Potash might not glitter, but it may be worth some consideration for the commodities portion of your portfolio.
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Bernstein upgraded Yum! Brands to 'outperform,' while Citigroup initiated Sirius XM with a 'buy.'
Winter is the strong period for agricultural chemical stocks, and 2 industry leaders are showing favorable entry points.
A larger world population means more demand in certain areas, providing simple and logical investment strategies.
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