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Potash, one of the biggest fertilizer company in world, will rebound back to at least $100 since its drop from $240.

Reasons:
-High Revenue growth and profit
-New placement orders in developing nations like China and India.
-Beaten up too great by the general market
-still holds fundamental value
-competitive advantage over all other fertilizing with respect to size
-oversold by hedge fund, but brought strongly by the insiders.

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http://www.forbes.com/markets/commodities/2008/12/03/potash-agrium-ferti...

Potash Says Everything's Coming Up Roses
Melinda Peer, 12.03.08, 07:10 PM EST

Following the exceptional performance of GE in stock market, I recommend this article, and the wonderful book.

“The 10,000-hours rule says that if you look at any kind of cognitively complex field, from playing chess to being a neurosurgeon, we see this incredibly consistent pattern that you cannot be good at that unless you practice for 10,000 hours, which is roughly 10 years, if you think about four hours a day.”

Good news, finally you can hail a cab in New York! The bad news, it’s a barometer of the catastrophic state of our diving economy. The majority of 13,237 yellow cabs in New York are finding very few fares and very depressed cab drivers. In better times it would be a battleground of cursing and shoving for Wall Streeters trying to get a cab. Now taxi drivers are the ones doing the fighting and cursing—with each other—for fares, often aggressively cutting off rivals in traffic just to land a customer. Even minorities are now being picked up! With a $775 for a seven-day lease, the $40 per shift for gas, cabbies are left with the options of working up to 11 hours a day and only walking away at the end of a shift with a handful of pocket money. Gone are the days of big bond trader tips, instead replaced with the days of moody passengers and $35 work days. Sadly if the TV show Taxi Cab Confessions are to have another season it would be a half-hour of an empty cab and a broke cabbie.

Hey guys, has anyone got to the second round with this company and how was it, i just had on campus first round last week and still havent heard back yet, is this a bad sign?? Appreciate if some one can share

"Bears make money and Bulls make money, but pigs never do".

Frustration and anger are two feelings that come bubbling forth from my gut as I watch the drama unfold in regard to the rescue plan for our financial system being deliberated before my eyes. At the heart of the matter sit the two Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSE's) Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The utter disregard for the facts by the mainstream television and print media, Barney Frank and Christopher Dodd completely amazes me.

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