Nutrien Ltd.

NTR-T

He still has not made a decision on it. It has not done much since he was on last. In a recession it will probably get hit like any other stock. He is not ready to step in. We may get an opportunity to get in at a cheaper price.

Time for an initial position? The spring was a disaster for planting due to the weather. The stock has done well considering this. He would not have a problem buying here. The company is doing all things right.

She does own this one and the recent pullback offers a good buy in point now. They are generating new synergies and cash flow from the potash and retail operations. The dividend yield is attractive. There was a very delayed planting season in the US, so crop yields will have to be watched going forward. Yield 3.7%

Decent numbers, but flat. Trading between two breakpoints, $62 and $78. Reasonable value here, but stick with those two parameters.

He's shorting, because of its valuation. They have mid-range price momentum, and volatility is OK. But they trade at 22x earnings and missed a recent quarter. Weak valuation that needs to improve.

Really likes, and would buy at current prices. Focused on getting more vertically integrated. Awesome job at getting more efficient. Cost-cutting will drive earnings growth, and it's a lower risk source. Second lever is demand for the commodities. Buybacks and paying higher dividends. Valuation compelling. Volatile, but hang in there.

If China doesn't buy Canadian fertilizer He likes it, but will have a poor quarter due to a lot of rain in the midwest, delaying planting, not due to China. This may fall a further dollar. The stock is now cheap and he would buy it.

Fertilizer markets are oversupplied, so fertilizer prices remain low, though slowly recovering. NTR is expanding its retail network through small acqusitions across North America, but also Australia and South America. The latter reduces cyclicality risk in North America. (Analysts’ price target is $82.44)

Cheap, at less than book value. Problem is earnings forecasts have been drifting lower, and upside potential is only about 10% higher than currently trading. Doesn't see upside, or momentum in potash prices. War with China has messed with demand for soybeans, etc. Hard to get excited.

(A Top Pick Jul 04/18, Up 2%) He continues to hold it and likes it. The major Canadian play in agricultural commodities. It is also big into retail sales to farmers. Good company that is well managed. Weather can impact their short term demand, but this creates a good buy opportunity. Yield 3.23%.

The major Canadian play in agricultural commodities. It is also big into retail sales to farmers. Good company that is well managed. Weather can impact their short term demand, but this creates a good buy opportunity. Yield 3.23%. (Analysts’ price target is $83.04)

We have come out of 5 years of oversupply in the market for fertilizer. There is likely to be less new capacity coming on than demand. We are seeing pricing moving higher. It could be an interesting play. If it traded higher than $73 it would mean it broke out. He would wait for that or hold it if you own it.

He's looking at this. Over the long haul, things will be pretty good for NTR. The long-term negative for fertilizer is that Monsanto keeps coming out with seeds that need less fertilizer. But NTR offers good cash flow and the stock price is interesting.

(A Top Pick Aug 17/18, Up 1%) Slower planting season. Ag space has been crushed. Likes the company. There is a future. Hold on and wait for their day in the sun.