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Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM)

76.79

+0.25 (0.33%)

as of Jun 26, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 27, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 5 opinions in the last 12 months.

Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM-N) has garnered positive attention from several analysts, highlighting its strong fundamentals and technical momentum. Analysts have noted significant breakouts in the stock's chart over the past year, with upward targets aiming for previous highs around $87. The consensus leans towards the attractiveness of agriculture and hard asset investments, particularly in light of ADM's recent breakout patterns. Experts emphasize the importance of both technical indicators and fundamental analysis in making informed investment decisions, helping to avoid potential value traps. Furthermore, the company pays a solid dividend of 4-5%, making it appealing for those seeking defensive stocks amidst market corrections and volatility.

Consensus

Bullish

Valuation

Undervalued

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BUY

Likes agriculture very much and there are pretty good opportunities to be invested in. Recently had a quarter that was a little below expectations, mostly related to hedging costs but this is only a short-term concern. You could also consider are Bunge (BG-N), Corn Products (CPO-N) or Viterra (VT-T). (His 2 preferences would be this company and Viterra.)

TOP PICK

6-1/4% convertible Preferred A's. Had a rocky first half like so many. The second half looks good. Biggest risk is future for Ethanol for Gas.

TOP PICK

Convertible preferred A's. Yield of 6.25%. You can always hedge it against the stock. Still have the whole bio field mandate in the US. As long as you have 4 billion bushels of corn being converted into ethanol the stronger companies like this will survive. Good price.

TOP PICK

(Preferred A.)Likes what he sees in the food space now. There is a tightening in grain prices. USDA reports that the planting ratio for corn and soybeans have been hitting all-time lows. 6.25% yield.

TOP PICK

A stock that is positioned between the farmer and consumer. Huge growth area. They pick up the crop, store it, ship it and sell the seeds. Margins should be good. 2 negatives are that they are huge in ethanol and the Cdn$. Thanks this will outstrip any movement on the Cdn$.

TOP PICK

Global company across the entire value chain in agricultural products. Extremely strong balance sheet. Have all kinds of opportunities to make acquisitions. Agriculture is not a bad space to be in, particularly with the emerging markets scenario.

BUY

Just a little over Book Value at $21. This is a good time to cumulate shares.

DON'T BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Likes agriculture but he is Short this company as they are a price taker. They have to pay the price of the commodities they process. Margins are going to be pressured.

COMMENT

Ethanol. Among the cheapest of the agricultural stocks. If there is going to be an effort by governments to contain food prices, ethanol will suffer.

BUY

Likes the sector, would buy on this pullback, is a play on the ethanol program.

BUY

If he had to pick 2 spots in this market, they would be agriculture and precious metals. There is a very good visibility in the earnings and very good pricing power for the first time in many years. This is a space that is less economically sensitive.

BUY

Basically a grain processor. What has driven them in the last number of years is their processing of corn for ethanol. The largest processor and will benefit from the energy sector.

WEAK BUY

The model price is $40. This gives a 19% positive differential. Looks good to him, that he is finding value elsewhere.

DON'T BUY

Involved with corn-based ethanol. Rising corn-prices creating margin compression. Inflationary pressures will result in a reduction in bio-fuels produced. Not a home run stock. Not a sound “green fuel” production procedure.

BUY

The biggest agricultural company business in the US. Tremendously difficult company to understand. With corn acreage in the US at record levels and with the ethanol boom going on, they should profit substantially.

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