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rljp77,   Yes . . .this wasn't one of my swiftest moves . . .we all have them now and then.  Will hang tough for a bit longer and see what comes of it . . .   Thank you for your kind/cautionary words, a_mom  msg 13312

Thanks for the post.   I sold out of MON but bought back at $69/sh in anticipation of the analyst day. This is my first purchase in ags in a while.     msg 13297

I believe Wilmar reports earnings Thursday the 12th. msg 13303

I just got my blue proxies from CF today to vote for their candidates in the takeover fight. I sent their letter back with a note that that they need to pay at least $45 a share, and to go away until they are ready to pay up. Suggest that you do the same. At least this way they have to pay the postage, and might get the message. msg ' + item.replyToNumber + '

Potash revival is nigh, US heavyweight says   The potash market's long-awaited revival is nigh with buyers already returning, America's largest miner of the nutrient has said, while reporting further earnings damage to the sector slump. The US potash market, which has seen its worst slump in demand for more than 20 years, showed signs of a "modest recovery" in the July-to-September quarter, intrepid Potash said....

farming is a very interesting business   go out and borrow million $'s to hope u make 50 dollars an acre........     got RISK???????     this weather  is just what the farmer needs to dry some of the fields not to mention the crop to save on some drying costs...those costs will kill any hope of making anything this yr   msg 13284

  Let's assume the farmer is hit with near break even profits for this year's crop.  In normal times what is their reaction to a poor harvest the next year?  Do they lick their wounds, and borrow as needed for another run at corn?  Or do they rotate to beans as a respite from corn?    From what I read in a small business report, there was negative sediment about continued tight...

9-Nov-09 RBC Capital Mkts Downgrade Outperform Sector Perform       "With the fall harvest going slowly, we believe that the persistent wet weather through October in much of the corn growing regions will reduce the chance of a return to normal or near normal fertilization levels until the spring," Chief Executive Bob Jornayvaz said.     msg ' + item.replyToNumber + '

What a laugh! CF is trying to claim that TRA would be worth $29 if it were not for the takeover. Huh, so let's see, TRA has $22 in cash, so the business is only worth $7?! noooo... try again boys.... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dear Terra Industries Stockholder: On November 1, 2009, CF Industries announced that we have improved our offer to acquire Terra Industries by proposing to pay $32.00 in cash and 0.1034 of a share of CF...

THE US$ IS RALLYING AS I WRITE!!!! IT JUST BLASTED THROUGH ITS FIFTY DAY AVERAGE!!! OMG!!! THIS IS IT!!!!! THE MARKET WILL COLLAPSE!!! COMMODS ARE GONERS!!! msg 13258