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Soaring stocks and the reasons why (SAFM, HSOL, QRM)

Posted on January 12, 2012 by Cameron White

In this report: Quest Rare Minerals (AMEX:QRM), Hanwha SolarOne (NASDAQ:HSOL) and Sanderson Farms (NASDAQ:SAFM).

Quest Rare Minerals (AMEX:QRM) is trading 24 percent higher today after the company reported the assay results from the 2011 definition diamond drilling program completed on …

Posted in Main Post | Tagged AMEX, AMEX:QRM, analyst, benefit, bushel, bushels, company, corn, demand, Department of Agriculture, Deutsche Bank, exporting, Hanwha SolarOne, HSOL, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:HSOL, NASDAQ:SAFM, QRM, quarter, Quest Rare Minerals, report, results, SAFM, Sanderson Farms, stock, stockpiles, supply, trading, Vishal, wheat | Comments Off

Soybean futures jump ahead of USDA report

Posted on October 11, 2011 by pmarek

Soybean Futures jumped by almost 5 percent today following one of the biggest routs in price in more than two years. According to a report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture the United States will harvest 7.3 percent less this …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged analyst, bushels, chicago board, China, commodity, consumption, cooking oils, Department of Agriculture, estimates, fears, futures, growth, harvest, inventories, output, production, recession, report, soybean, stockpiles | Comments Off

Oil gains on better than expected labor report

Posted on October 7, 2011 by pmarek

Oil rose again today to put it over the $83 a barrel mark as a better than expected report was released on U.S. job growth which helped in easing concerns that the economy is slowing down. Oil has rallied by …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged Analysts, barrels, bond purchase, cash, earnings, economy, employees, Energy Department, European Central Bank, expected, job growth, Labor Department, Oil, payrolls, rate, report, september, stimulate, stockpiles, strike, supplies, telecommunications, unemployment, work, workers | Comments Off

Crop futures sink as Department of Agriculture report larger than expected stockpiles

Posted on September 30, 2011 by pmarek

Corn, Wheat and Soybean futures sank today after a report was released by the Department of Agriculture that showed larger-than-expected stockpiles in the United States which lead investors to speculate that demand for the food, animal feed and fuel commodities may be …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged analyst, animal feed, bushels, commodity, consumption, corn, currency, debt crisis, demand, Department of Agriculture, dollar, FOOD, fuel, futures, growing, investories, investors, reported, shortfall, soybeans, stockpiles, supplies, wheat | Comments Off

Oil tanks on euro debt concerns and increased U.S. stockpiles

Posted on September 28, 2011 by pmarek

Oil has dropped by more than 3.4 percent today as crude supply’s rise in the U.S. and concerns that Europe’s debt crisis will not be done away with anytime soon weight on investors minds.

According to a weekly report by …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged AMEX, AMEX:GST, AMEX:IMO, Analysts, Angela Merkel, Athens, bailout, barrels, Chancelor, commodities, concerns, crisis, crude, debt crisis, Energy Information Administration, Europe, European Central Bank, European Commision, funds, Gastar Exploration, Germany, Greece, GST, IMO, Imperial Oil, International Monetary Fund, investors, NYSE, NYSE:SU, Oil, oil and gas, sector, spread, stockpiles, SU, Suncor Energy, supply, WTI crude | Comments Off

Natural Gas stockpiles rise by more than expected

Posted on September 8, 2011 by Cameron White

According to a report released by the Energy Department’s Energy Information Administration natural gas supplies increased by more than analysts expected during the week that ended September 2nd.

The government agency announced that natural gas held in underground storage in …

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