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Nutrien Ltd T.NTR

Alternate Symbol(s):  NTR

Nutrien Ltd. is a Canada-based provider of crop inputs and services. The Company operates a network of production, distribution and ag retail facilities to serve the needs of growers. The Company operates through four segments: Nutrien Ag Solutions (Retail), Potash, Nitrogen and Phosphate. The Retail segment distributes crop nutrients, crop protection products, seed and merchandise. Its Retail provides services directly to growers through a network of farm centers in North America, South America and Australia. Its retail operations serve growers in seven countries across three continents. The Potash, Nitrogen and Phosphate segments are differentiated by the chemical nutrients contained in the products that each produces. The Company produces and distributes about 26 million tons of potash, nitrogen, and phosphate products for global agricultural, industrial, and feed customers. The Company’s agriculture retail network services over 500,000 grower accounts worldwide.


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Post by retiredcfon Apr 17, 2023 3:27pm
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TD Notes

TD Notes

Resources

In today's report, we highlight the trends and the movements we are witnessing in the resource sectors and the major commodities.

  • The rising gold to lumber ratio could be signaling a warning for equities, in our view. Previous spikes have occurred in advance of major market declines back in 2018 (rising yields, slowing economic growth), 2011 (U.S. debt downgrade, Euro debt crisis), and 2008 (GFC). Exhibit 1.

  • Lithium, last year's leading commodity, continues its precipitous fall from its late-2022 high, declining 18.8% last week and 58.9% through 2023. Metals have been highly mean reverting with HRC Steel +63.2% year-to-date (-52.0% last year), copper +7.9% (-14.1%), and nickel -19.6% (+43.2%). Exhibit 2.

  • Stella-Jones Inc. (SJ-T, portfolio weight 3.7%) continues to rank as the top scoring name within the materials sector with its rising and highly predictable earnings growth (QGM rank 15). With its more defensive characteristics, low F-P/ E by historical measures (12.2x versus historical median of 15.1x) and five-year dividend growth of 109%, Stella-Jones is our top pick within the materials sector (ex-gold). Along with its consistent revenue growth, a technical breakout above $55 would be another bullish signal for Stella-Jones. Exhibits 3 and 4.

  • Speculation in grain markets have turned bearish with net positions for both corn and wheat near multi-year lows. The decline in speculative levels has been driven by a strong increase in short bets against the commodities — corn short position +144.2% year-to-date; wheat +36.9%. Exhibits 5 and 6.

  • Supportive for large cap Nutrien Ltd. (NTR-T) is the positive turn in fertilizer prices last week (urea +9.6%, potash +4.6% and phosphate +4.1%). This marks the first weekly rise in all three commodities since March 2022. After steep declines in each from their early-2022 highs, a potential bottoming may be near, in our view. Exhibit 7.

  • Methanol prices ticked up last week (+2.7%), ending a stretch of seven weekly declines in which the commodity has fallen 31.4%.


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