TSE:NTR

Nutrien Ltd. (NTR.TO)

107.95
-2.58 (2.33%)
as of Sep 18, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jul 24/20, Up 86%) Was a name they purchased in 2016 before the merger. You get mining and extraction of potash but also the full cycle to retail. People will continue to eat and countries are thinking about food security. A name that you will see more volatility but it is normal and important to have some agriculture exposure.
BUY

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The company will report earnings today. Currently trading at 15x earnings. Contract prices have risen but it depends whether farmers are still comfortable at higher prices. Has beaten estimates in the past four quarters. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

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Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The company has benefitted from the merger between Potash and Agrium and there has been synergy. More cyclical than expected. However the market share, valuation, growth potential and market cap makes it the best bet in the sector. Strong earnings growth is expected and results were strong last quarter. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

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One of the biggest fertilizer producer in the world. Long term agriculture should see decent growth. There is a lot of potash. Has done some mergers in recent years. Prices have finally rallied from the bottom. The stock has gone from below $30s to up to mid $70s. Likes the area but would be cautious at these levels. There might be better opportunities.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
They recently increased their potash output. They've done a good job streamlining operations. They are worth watching, but he's cautious, because there is low-cost production coming out of eastern Europe. Enter on a pullback at $60. He used to own this, but not now.
BUY
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks NTR stocks are currently hitting all-time highs right below $80. There’s a little more upside that the street sees with a price target of $80.67, though I predict the low-$80s is more likely. Cyclical stocks are trades, not long-term holds, so there’s wiggle room to earn a 5-8% return if you’re nimble. Of course, buying on dip is a good idea, but a dip is less likely on a name with such momentum. NTR stocks are up nearly 8% in the past month. Bottom line: be nimble, Jack. Read 3 Hot TSX Stocks for our full analysis.
TOP PICK
Canada's second-biggest mining company. Cyclical backdrop is excellent. Demand is skyrocketing for its products. Geographic diversification reduces reliance on the NA harvest season. Below mid-cycle valuation. Technical breakout 2 days ago. The stars are aligning for this one. Yield is 2.94%. (Analysts’ price target is $81.27)
BUY ON WEAKNESS
It is a core holding for him. It has had a great run. On a long term basis, it has not done incredibly well. He was surprised at the change of CEO after the last earnings call. That argues for a bit of a catalyst at driving it. The shares are not particularly attractive at these levels. It is a stock that will bounce around, but over the long term is likely to rise.
BUY
In early stages of a commodity supercycle. Agricultural is part of this. They do fertilizers and retail stores. Will continue to benefit. It is a good one that will participate with the metal and energy stocks.
BUY
Performing well recently. It responds well when grains go up in price. Seasonality starts around June 23 and can go till October. Sweet spot is from late September to October. If the market moves higher, NTR can do quite well here.
STRONG BUY
They reported good Q1 earnings today, strong across the board and not just YOY comps, in areas including retail, nitrogen, phosphates and potash. He likes their growth strategy--spending a lot in retail. Many of their potash mines are idle, awaiting higher prices. In their small, troubles phosphates business, they got help from the US DOJ which imposed anti-dumping duties on important Russian and Moroccan phosphates, which led to phosphate prices to skyrocket. NTR also raised their guidance for 2021. He expects a banner year for them with heavy profits. You can enter this now.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
He likes it here. It is down today because of the management change over the weekend. The company has done everything right. Fertilizer prices are starting to firm up. It is a good commodity play.
HOLD
Recovered since last year. More upside. Potash prices are now firming, that's positive. China and Brazil are big consumers, as increased livestock numbers means more feed. Likes the retail side, as it's less cyclical. Fairly confident yield is safe and will increase. Yield is 3.25%.
HOLD
No one is better positioned to take advantage of the super-cycle commodity cycle. Great vertical integration. Good balance sheet, generating cashflow. US investors are playing it too. Not excessively expensive. Stick with it.
BUY
Agriculture is one of the big themes he's pursuing. Agriculture has recently been breaking out to new highs.
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