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Viterra Inc
Symbol: VT-T
Active: Y
Sector: agriculture
Notes:Formerly Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Last Price: 10.480
Last Price Date: 2012-02-10 01:14:16
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DON'T BUY10.480Michael DecterSomewhat a prisoner of its Saskatchewan pool legacy. Pools were not primarily set up to make profits but to serve the interest of the farmer. They were very heavy on building up a lot of capital facilities and not focused on getting a return. If he wanted to play agriculture, he would be inclined to look at some of the US companies or fertilizer.2012-02-09
BUY10.480Bruce CampbellGood, long-term hold and this is a good entry point. One back one disappointment of the grain handling side. Has disclosed that the winding up of the Canadian wheat Board will add $40 million in EBITDA to their bottom line this year. If this does happen, you are looking at a $13-$14 stock so under $11 is a good entry point.2012-02-06
HOLD10.250Bill CarriganThere was some noise over the Cdn Wheat Board’s recent decision, which probably hurt it a bit. Thinks the worst is over. He is currently getting interested in the agriculture space.2012-01-27
TOP PICK10.320Michael SprungDoesn't feel the market appreciates the structural changes that are going on in the industry with the demise of the Canadian Wheat Board. Expect that grain handling margins will be going up because of this. Lately there have been stronger fertilizer volumes.2012-01-23
DON'T BUY10.330David CockfieldOn a long-term basis, you are ok. But short term he prefers AGU-T2012-01-20
WATCH10.980Brian Acker, CAHis model price is $16.67, which is a 55% upside but for him, he has to see you go about the $11.40 level. This is a cyclical and cyclicals sometimes do okay but this one is waiting for some good economic/world growth news probably. Possible target of $16.2012-01-04
BUY10.370Michael SprungWith the government planning to scrap the wheat board, will this benefit companies like this? This company will be one of the prime beneficiaries if the wheat board is disbanded. They are already one of the main grain handlers. Into agro products in Canada and Australia. Very attractive price.2011-12-19
Comment10.850Michael SmedleyCompany is amazing in its depth and breadth. A very serious, world scale company and owns 95% of the grain space in Australia. There has been a 30% falloff recently on the price of wheat. The stock has been stuck in a narrow range for a very long time.2011-12-13
Comment10.000Gavin GrahamThis is an agricultural play. Demand for higher protein diets continues to grow from emerging markets. Price-to-earnings or price-to-cash flow is a reasonable way to value this company. Be aware that it is cyclical as it is a commodity play. Both geographically and seasonably diversified.2011-11-18
BUY10.160Jim HuangFavours the agriculture sector. This is the handling and processing company will benefit from the upper trend in agriculture. Doesn't have as much of a direct play but is a slower and steadier player. Good networking Canada and they're getting into Australia. Good play for the long-term.2011-11-14
BUY10.280Jaime CarrascoAgriculture requires a bit of patience, but this is about feeding the world. His company controls a lot of the wage growth, processing and distribution. Great hold on a long-term basis.2011-11-11
HOLD10.280Benj GallanderHas been disappointing over the last couple of years. Would like to see them paying down more of their debt. Still has upside.2011-11-03
BUY10.500David CockfieldIn the fertilizer space. Has been watching it closely. Without any significant dividend yield, the stock has not performed that well. Fertilizer is an area where you can make long-term investments in at these levels, this is not such a bad idea.2011-10-21
BUY10.420Gavin GrahamThis is a play on rising living standards and agriculture consumption in emerging markets. Has done some geographical expansion by buying Australian assets.2011-09-29
PAST TOP PICK10.650Michael Sprung(A Top Pick Sept 22/10. Down 8.2%.) 2011-09-20
BUY10.600David BurrowsIn the right neighborhood – diversified company. You could own this one.2011-09-13
BUY10.080Colin StewartGreen handling and fertilizer. Very well run. One way for investors to get exposure to the agricultural business in Canada. Also have a big asset in Australia. Will do very well over the long-term.2011-08-09
PAST TOP PICK10.980Michael Sprung(Top Pick July 28/10, Up 33.76%) They are balanced both seasonally and intercontinental so there are no ships coming back empty. Should see the multiple expand as they prove themselves out.2011-07-26
BUY10.420John StephensonNegative cash flow because they are a handler of commodities which have increased in price and they made some acquisitions recently.2011-07-18
TOP PICK10.480Rick StuchberryPlay on emerging markets. This company sits between the consumers and the farmers and makes good margins in between. Everything from selling fertilizer, transporting, storing and even milling. Has good potential over the next few years.2011-06-30
BUY10.480Don VialouxThis agriculture stock has not always done what it is supposed to do in the summer. Seasonality is from around the beginning of July through to the end of the year. Last year it extended right through until January of this year.2011-06-30
PAST TOP PICK10.580Michael Sprung(A Top Pick June 30/10. Up 49.79%.) Involved in the distribution of agriculture products. Recently made some major acquisitions in Australia, which gives them both a seasonal balance and easier access to the Southern Hemisphere.2011-06-20
BUY10.830Jaime CarrascoLikes. Seem to have some issues with the growing season, however on the food transportation they did quite well.2011-06-14
BUY11.080Brian Acker, CAModel $17.34, 56% upside. Had great earnings recently. It’s not a grower. They could afford more of a dividend yield.2011-06-09
BUY10.990Bruce CampbellWould be positive if gov’t dismantled Canadian Wheat board. It would just give them the ability to sell at higher prices.2011-06-07
TOP PICK11.990Ron MeiselsBig sell off in the bear market and then did a double base. If it goes past $12.50, it is a major, major break.2011-05-30
PAST TOP PICK11.110Michael Sprung(A Top Pick June 2/10. Up 46.64%.)2011-05-17
HOLD11.800Bruce CampbellInteresting that they maybe running the Port of Montreal. He doesn’t know the numbers, so that is why the market didn’t overly react. Stock does not break out above $12 because like other junior oil, break up in the spring was terrible. A lot of their stuff is in the area that is extremely wet. Just have to wait and the stock will probably go higher.2011-05-10
PAST TOP PICK10.940Michael Sprung(A Top Pick April 19/10. Up 26.88%.) Distribution and processing of grains in Canada and Australia with a nice balancing of seasonality. Still likes.2011-04-19
HOLD10.930Ben StadelmannLooking at a possible exit. He thought maybe on the last results that the stock would get a nice boost, with people worrying about food prices. It didn’t happen yet, so he will hang on to it.2011-03-16
WAIT10.730Robert McWhirterHad pretty good earnings growth, recently a surprise of 2%. Earnings expected to go from 45 to 79 cents when they report in current quarter. 8% ROE isn’t much because it is not above the cost of capital. If they keep reporting continued earnings growth over the next couple of quarters he will likely consider buying the stock at that time.2011-03-15
PAST TOP PICK10.900Brendan Caldwell(Top Pick Nov 25/10, Up 19.07%)2011-03-14
BUY on WEAKNESS12.080Michael SprungLikes this one in the agriculture space. Purchase of the Australian company gives them seasonal and continental diversification. A leader in grain distribution and agriculture products that they produce. Could have a setback and if it did, he would add to his holdings.2011-03-03
PARTIAL SELL11.950Rick StuchberryRecently trimmed his holdings on the last big spike up. If you are very long-term in your thoughts, 2 to 5 years, agriculture is going to be a hotbed of activity. If you own, consider taking profits.2011-02-07
Comment12.020Michael DecterFood prices are at very high levels. This would have been a great Buy at $9. At $12 he thinks there’s a couple more dollars in it. Would be a little careful as they are a very heavy capital structure and can be very cyclical.2011-02-03
BUY on WEAKNESS10.600Jeff BlackAgricultural sector: ETFs give you the broad diversification, but he went with VT-T instead. It is getting over bought. You get good longer term exposure.2011-01-11
BUY9.480Michael Simpson, CFAGrain handling in Canada and Australia. Limited commodity risks. Just announced they are going to start paying dividends, slightly over 1%. Getting involved in food processing.2010-12-02
PAST TOP PICK9.060Michael Sprung(A Top Pick Dec 22/09. Down 7%.) His way of participating in agriculture without getting the swings of a direct fertilizer stock. Last acquisition makes them diversified seasonally and continentally. Still a Buy.2010-12-01
HOLD9.160Derek Webb, CFAAustralia harvest is coming in much higher than expected. Thinks you will get a positive surprise on this one.2010-11-30
TOP PICK9.400Brendan Caldwell(A Top Pick March 5/09. Up 2.61%.) Very few ways to play the food business. There is a huge pick up now in everything to do with agriculture. Looks good technically.2010-11-25
DON'T BUY9.450Stan WongHas done decently in the last 6 months or so. Would prefer Potash (POT-T) or Agrium (AGU-T), which are more highly levered to the fertilizer space where there is more demand..2010-11-18
HOLD9.770Peter BriegerLikes it. They have gone into Australia and will be beneficial. The demand for food is going to skyrocket with the number of people in the developing world moving to the middle classes and moving to better quality food.2010-10-12
BUY9.030Colin StewartHis preferred way of playing agricultural. A way to play but not get directly in the volatility of the underlying commodity prices.2010-10-05
WATCH8.760Christine PooleGrain handling in Western Canada, which has been soft because of the weather. Made some acquisitions in Australia and she is watching to see how the synergies and operations are unfolding before buying.2010-09-27
TOP PICK8.670Michael Sprung(A Top Pick Sept 2/09. Down 6%.) Had problems because of flooding in western Canada and weak prices in Australian market. One of the more dominant players in agriculture in terms of grain handling and distribution. Now well balanced globally.2010-09-22
HOLD8.730Hap (Robert) Sneddon FCSIAbove the 125-day moving average which is positive. There'll be some resistance around the $9 range. Next resistance level would be around $10.2010-09-20
HOLD8.450Rick StuchberryHas been particularly disappointing. Supposed to be a growth stock and integration of the Australian acquisition was slower than expected. Still think it's a strategic move. Likes the agriculture sector. Expect it will take till next year for earnings to start to fire up.2010-08-30
HOLD8.700Don VialouxHas been involved with a number of transactions, which have had a significant effect on it. The season for this one is around the end of June until the end of December. This stock is focused on Western Canada, which has had some trouble with their crops. Books but this is now over with.2010-08-27
PAST TOP PICK8.660Michael Sprung(Top Pick Sep 02/09, Down 6%) He thinks they will do extremely well in the next 1 to 2 years. Flooding in western Canada was a problem.2010-08-25
DON'T BUY8.620Michael DecterYou would think they could do well with the rising wheat price but this company has struggled to shake off its Sask/Wheat Pool roots. Made an acquisition in Australia but profitability has been elusive. There are others he would prefer.2010-08-16
Comment8.100Peter BriegerGiven the flooding in China, droughts in Russia and difficulties in production elsewhere, this will have a short-term pop. For long-term, he would prefer others.2010-08-12
BUY9.030Brooke ThackrayAgri-stocks go from August until end of September. MOO if US or COW in Canada are preferred ETFs to play. VT he would take a look at. Thinks we are in a favorable time period. 2010-08-05
TOP PICK8.300Michael Sprung(A Top Pick Sept 2/09. Down 9%.) Australia market has been weaker than anticipated. Flooding in western Canada postpones profitability. Dominant player in agriculture in Canada and Australia.2010-07-28
BUY7.640Don LatoHas been hurt in the last 3-4 months because of the weather. A wet season in Canada and drought conditions in Australia. Earnings estimates have been lowered from about $.80 a share to about $.42 a share for the year but they go back up to $.63 next year.2010-07-21
DON'T BUY7.610Barry SchwartzGrain storage. Had a warning about heavy rains in Saskatchewan. Too much debt. Doesn’t like the seasonality. Australian acquisition didn’t work.2010-07-20
PAST TOP PICK7.010Greg A. Taylor, CFA, BBA(A Top Pick July 22/09. Down 22%.)2010-07-05
HOLD7.010Martin Hubbes, CFAA tough one to call. Thinks it will still work out long-term. Diversifying into Australia makes sense for them. Agriculture commodities long-term are a huge growth industry.2010-07-05
TOP PICK7.090Michael Sprung(A Top Pick Sept 2/09. Down 22.3%.) Ran into some headwinds lately, particularly in Australia where margins have not been as high as had been hoped for. Last year's Australian acquisition balances them seasonally for grain handling. Won't be as volatile as a pure fertilizer play.2010-06-30
Comment7.430Christine PooleGrain handling in Western Canada did not have a lot of growth prospects. Acquired an Australian operation. Prefers to play the agriculture cycle through fertilizer stocks. If you have a 2-3 year time horizon, the stock price will recover. Near term, there is some question on the planting in Western Canada.2010-06-22
WAIT7.430Jim HuangLonger term this company has a bright future. Shorter term the weather is not cooperating. Stock wont go anywhere for a while. Could easily recover to $10 when we hear some positive news on it.2010-06-22
HOLD7.770Benj GallanderSold a percentage, unfortunately. Question is whether it should be back on the buy list. They have a lot of debt. CEO likes to acquire companies and is he making debt load too think. He wants to wait until acquisitions are over.2010-06-08
PAST TOP PICK7.530Michael Sprung(Top Pick May 27/09, Down 15.87%) 2010-06-02
TOP PICK7.530Michael Sprung[Was past pick] Sometimes a pick goes down and you have to reassess. It’s now a better buy that it was. There are some things that delayed their earnings potential. There have been weak wheat prices. Earnings will be less this year than he had anticipated they would be, but they will be a dominant player in Canada in the agriculture business, especially in grain handling. Stock has more than pulled back. 2010-06-02
HOLD7.740Jim Huang(Market Call Minute.) Pre-eminent agriculture company. Long-term will do well but short-term because of integration it is a Hold.2010-05-21
HOLD8.000Brooke ThackrayExpects to see some strong pickup in a couple of months. Could drop another $1.25. Agriculture seasonality is from August through to December.2010-05-06
DON'T BUY8.390Michael SmedleyGreat company. Has expanded brilliantly across into Australia, which gives a better access to Asian countries. Seems to have been stuck for a long time.2010-04-29
DON'T BUY8.390Charles Lannon(Market Call Minute.) Always brag about how good their cash flows are but they don't pay a dividend so he is not interested.2010-04-29
TOP PICK8.740Michael SprungAgriculture industry has slowed down and wheat prices have been weak and they make a lot of their money through grain handling. Australian acquisition had a few bumps but they have straightened this out. Current weakness is a good buying opportunity. Very cheap.2010-04-27
BUY8.860Sandy McIntyreLooking at a good crop developing in Australia, concerns about wheat pricing and suppliers getting hit. A cheap stock, but be prepared for volatility.2010-04-23
DON'T BUY8.970Douglas KeeCyclical stock, depending on how much grain goes through the elevators and that is dependent on weather. Would prefer POT2010-04-20
Comment8.720Jim HuangAgriculture, grain handling, fertilizer company that supplies farmers with everything they need. Consolidated in Canada and recently bought an Australian company giving them a balance in seasonality as well as putting them closer to China and will ride the trend of increasing food consumption. May be a bit of headwind in the near term.2010-04-19
BUY9.180Jaime CarrascoThere are 2 ways to play the food story. This one basically owns grains. The other side are the fertilizers.2010-04-14
HOLD9.510Benj GallanderVery happy to sit with the position and hope it will go back up. Doesn’t like that they have been buying companies and muddying their balance sheet. Would like to see some good earnings soon before interest rates go up.2010-04-05
HOLD9.700Bruce Campbell(Market Call Minute.) Quite cheap. Made a good Australian acquisition, which has come out with good numbers.2010-03-15
DON'T BUY9.720Michael DecterDidn't like the Australian acquisition as he thought they paid too much. Doesn't see a lot of upside in the short term.2010-03-08
BUY9.720Prakash HariharanSignificant agricultural company. Now in a position to consolidate grain on a global scale as they acquired an Australian company. Significant pickup in margins for grain handling. As they are able to report significantly stronger margins, in the grain business, this should do well in the near term.2010-03-01
Comment9.540Colin StewartGreat way to play agriculture in Canada, as they own all the grain handling terminals. Recently made a large acquisition in Australia. He owns some of their bonds.2010-01-28
BUY9.750Michael SprungDominant grain handling in Canada. This is a call on agriculture. Anything under $10 is a good price. Stumbled on little with the Australian acquisition but longer-term this is a good fit for them. Allows them to diversify their seasonality and gives them a window on the Asian markets.2010-01-27
BUY9.970Michael Smedley(Market call minute) good news on performance in Australia. Held long term. 2010-01-21
TOP PICK9.740Michael SprungThinks this is a compelling story. Purchased ABB in Australia and caused a pullback. Dominant in grain handling in both countries, exposure to Asian markets. Good balance sheet. Well run company. Diversified seasonal and weather risks.2009-12-22
BUY9.700Jaime CarrascoOne of the purest ways to play agriculture. Thanks it will do quite well in the coming year because of the monsoon season in China and India didn't pick up. Made an acquisition that has diversified them globally.2009-12-11
BUY9.740Rick Stuchberry(Market Call Minute.) Having a bit of a problem with consolidation of their Australian acquisition. Strategically it's a great fit.2009-12-10
TOP PICK10.620Michael SprungGives you a window in the agricultural market without taking volatility risks. Made an acquisition in Australia that will help in the Asian market. Well priced.2009-11-27
PAST TOP PICK10.660Michael Decter(A Top Pick Nov 7/08. Up 25.33%.) Sold this in July.2009-11-11
BUY10.350Jaime CarrascoAgriculture as a core holding in the portfolio is a must. This is one of those. Just made an acquisition in Australia and is a pure agriculture play.2009-10-29
Comment10.360David BaskinStruggling because of low grain prices but in a tremendously strong position internationally. This one is worthwhile taking a hard look at.2009-10-27
BUY10.630Benj GallanderExpanded in Australia, There is further upside on it. 2009-10-22
BUY10.300Jim Huang(Market Call Minute.) Recently completed an acquisition and became a global player. Lots of upside.2009-10-02
BUY on WEAKNESS10.350Peter BriegerAcquired an Australian company and made some concessions to the government. Longer term it is an interesting play. Australia is going to be one of the great breadbaskets of the world feeding the far east. Some pretty good long-term potential but would wait for better prices.2009-10-01
SELL9.930Steve CarlinLikes their Australian acquisition. The only issue now is that the earnings profile looks a little flat in the next year. Numbers just reported were not very strong. Dead money.2009-09-16
TOP PICK9.190Michael SprungSelling below book value. Agriculture products, distribution and processing. Recently made an acquisition in Australia.2009-09-02
BUY9.860Bill CarriganDoesn't like potash stocks but does like this. An under performer at the beginning of this rally, has consolidated and formed a nice base and thinks it will rally and break out. Period from March to now looks like an elevated base. Take the advance from December to March and measure from the beginning of the corrected period (semi-log scale not linear), which brings you to about $15.2009-08-28
BUY on WEAKNESS8.850Ara NalbandianLikes this one and is watching it for a Buy. Would prefer an entry point of $8-$8.50.2009-08-19
HOLD9.010Ross HealyHas a decent and improved balance sheet and the stock is selling at a very modest discount to its Book Value. Fair Market Value is pretty high at $20 if you can accept the street estimates on the stock. Maximum downside risk might be to about $7. Has the earnings and the FMV to drive it higher.2009-08-13
DON'T BUY9.130Stan WongLikes the agriculture space. This one has some downward earnings revisions in the last little while. Would prefer Migao (MGO-T) or Ag Growth (AFN-T).2009-07-30
TOP PICK9.050Michael SprungAgriculture. Recently made an acquisition in Australia, which will give them some grain handling exposure. 2nd largest oat global processor. Produce some nitrogen fertilizers. Selling at less than Book Value. Strong balance sheet.2009-07-28
TOP PICK9.090Greg A. Taylor, CFA, BBAGrowing internationally. In the process of acquiring an Australian company and will make them the largest grain handler globally. Vote will be made in September and the deal will close after that.2009-07-22
TOP PICK9.850Michael SprungWas surprised at their announcement of a $300 million debt issue today. Expect they want to build up their cash to take advantage of opportunities. Strong balance sheet. Will be acquiring an Australian company and have acquired a canola processing crusher in Western Canada. Expecting better margins because of lower shipping costs.2009-06-26
PAST TOP PICK9.760Bruce Campbell(A Top Pick June 13/08. Down 30.9%.) This looks pretty interesting with their acquisition in Australia.2009-06-25
DON'T BUY9.850Stan WongLikes agriculture. Trading around 12X forward PE. Earnings momentum looks slightly negative. There are probably better names in the agricultural space. He would prefer Potash (POT-T), Agrium (AGU-T) or Migao (MGO-T).2009-06-19

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