please keep discussing, this is on my watch list for selling
puts, just can't find a level where i'm getting rewarded for my
risk exposure. i like the look of the weekly pattern, looks like
i'm closer than i thought. thanks.
yep - keep up the option discussion and post new ideas when you
see them. When trading options I always prefer to sell them
etc, however options are something that Steve and I don't do enough
of and are not experts at it, I've always wanted to start learning
the strategies better and use those in conjunction with my TA
If POT falls below its support line and we do get the
H&S.....
so maybe that's why they want to buy back their shares.
(at a cheaper price)
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July 24 (Reuters) - Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc said on
Wednesday that it would buy back up to $2 billion of its
outstanding common shares, deploying its growing free cash flow as
it winds down a 10-year mine expansion program.
The company said it would repurchase five percent of its stock over
a one-year period. The announcement comes about four months after
Potash said it would hike its dividend by 25 percent.
The Saskatoon, Saskatchewan-based company, which has the largest
capacity in the world to produce the crop nutrient potash, expects
to wrap up a 10-year, $8-billion expansion of its Canadian potash
mines in the next year.
Fertilizer rivals Mosaic Co and Agrium Inc are also returning more
cash to shareholders. Mosaic said in May that it planned to use
surplus cash to buy back shares, while Agrium intends to buy back
up to five percent of its stock.
Potash shares closed at $37.94 in New York and at C$39.17 in
Toronto on Wednesday.
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POT Head & Shoulder???
Posted by msclip on 24th of Jul 2013 at 10:13 pm
msclip- I think the LS is
Posted by matt on 24th of Jul 2013 at 10:40 pm
msclip- I think the LS is too unsymmetrical wit the RS to be a true pattern. Here's a weekly chart, I see a large triangle developing
Thanks Matt! Yes, big triangle...There's lots
Posted by msclip on 25th of Jul 2013 at 10:19 am
Thanks Matt!
Yes, big triangle...There's lots of force building up within that triangle! :)
POT
Posted by hazbin1 on 25th of Jul 2013 at 09:31 am
please keep discussing, this is on my watch list for selling puts, just can't find a level where i'm getting rewarded for my risk exposure. i like the look of the weekly pattern, looks like i'm closer than i thought. thanks.
yep - keep up the
Posted by matt on 25th of Jul 2013 at 09:49 am
yep - keep up the option discussion and post new ideas when you see them. When trading options I always prefer to sell them etc, however options are something that Steve and I don't do enough of and are not experts at it, I've always wanted to start learning the strategies better and use those in conjunction with my TA
If POT falls below its
Posted by msclip on 24th of Jul 2013 at 10:19 pm
If POT falls below its support line and we do get the H&S.....
so maybe that's why they want to buy back their shares. (at a cheaper price)
----------------------
July 24 (Reuters) - Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc said on Wednesday that it would buy back up to $2 billion of its outstanding common shares, deploying its growing free cash flow as it winds down a 10-year mine expansion program.
The company said it would repurchase five percent of its stock over a one-year period. The announcement comes about four months after Potash said it would hike its dividend by 25 percent.
The Saskatoon, Saskatchewan-based company, which has the largest capacity in the world to produce the crop nutrient potash, expects to wrap up a 10-year, $8-billion expansion of its Canadian potash mines in the next year.
Fertilizer rivals Mosaic Co and Agrium Inc are also returning more cash to shareholders. Mosaic said in May that it planned to use surplus cash to buy back shares, while Agrium intends to buy back up to five percent of its stock.
Potash shares closed at $37.94 in New York and at C$39.17 in Toronto on Wednesday.