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OCI - 2022: Nu of nooit!

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  1. forum rang 5 silverbullet 2 maart 2022 12:02
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    BultiesBrothers schreef op 2 maart 2022 11:29:

    Rusland stopt export staal, ben benieuwd of ze straks de export van kunstmest ook staken.

    Ja dat gaan ze daar mijn bescheiden mening zeker doen het is een strategische tegenzet

    Geen graan uit Oekraïne en dure gas en olie dus torenhoge kosten voor industrie en levensonderhoud

  2. forum rang 7 Just lucky 2 maart 2022 13:57
    quote:

    BultiesBrothers schreef op 2 maart 2022 13:48:

    Yara stijgt gewoon harder dan OCI en die wordt volop getroffen door de hoge gasprijzen.. Ik snap het ook niet meer
    Het is enorm simpel, geen vraag. Er horen ca. 2mln stukken per dag te worden verhandeld. Het is totale bagger, als je 2k verkoopt stort de koers in elkaar.
  3. forum rang 5 silverbullet 2 maart 2022 14:29
    quote:

    Just lucky schreef op 2 maart 2022 13:57:

    [...]Het is enorm simpel, geen vraag. Er horen ca. 2mln stukken per dag te worden verhandeld. Het is totale bagger, als je 2k verkoopt stort de koers in elkaar.
    @Just lucky

    Uiteraard gaat het om vraag en aanbod maar weet niet met welke aantallen jij ervaring hebt?
    Bij koop of verkoop van OCI NV kan ik je vertellen,uit eigen ervaring, met blokken van 5k, koop of verkoop, er nagenoeg niks gebeurt je kan vrij simpel beide kanten op met de handel.

    Goed nogmaals alles bij elkaar staat het aandeel op uitbreken gezien alle factoren incl. het voordeel in USD grondstofprijzen waar de EUR steeds meer onderuit gaat.
  4. forum rang 7 Just lucky 2 maart 2022 15:34
    quote:

    Just lucky schreef op 2 maart 2022 13:57:

    [...]Het is enorm simpel, geen vraag. Er horen ca. 2mln stukken per dag te worden verhandeld. Het is totale bagger, als je 2k verkoopt stort de koers in elkaar.
    Boem, CF in 2 minuten meer dagomzet dan Oci en direct weer een ATH. En dat terwijl de bedrijven ongeveer gelijk in omvang zijn. We ziien in de verkeerde trein.
  5. Dubbeldip 2 maart 2022 15:37
    quote:

    Just lucky schreef op 2 maart 2022 15:34:

    [...]Boem, CF in 2 minuten meer dagomzet dan Oci en direct weer een ATH. En dat terwijl de bedrijven ongeveer gelijk in omvang zijn. We ziien in de verkeerde trein.
    Dat is net als in de supermarkt... pak je de andere kassa dan gaat die andere ineens weer lopen. Dus laten we inderdaad maar gewoon vertrekken met OCI. Bij blijven kopen werkt ook niet
  6. forum rang 6 BultiesBrothers 2 maart 2022 19:39
    Nola urea prices rise: Update
    Published date: 02 March 2022

    adds latest trade for March shipment

    US granular urea prices extended gains today, with March barge values up by as much as 4pc from morning business.

    About 16,500 short tons (st) of urea for shipment in second-half March transacted from $673-675/st fob Nola, up from full-March trade at $652/st fob Nola earlier today.

    The increase in March values tracks higher values for April cargoes, which also climbed by up to 4pc from last-confirmed business this week.

    Barges traded this morning from $670-677/st fob Nola for April shipment.

    The jump in March and April values comes on the heels of surging Egyptian urea values up to $827/t fob for March shipment. Egyptian prices have rallied by more than $200/t since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began on 24 February.

    By Connor Hyde
  7. forum rang 6 BultiesBrothers 2 maart 2022 19:41
    Cost of Food
    Russia is a major supplier of every crop nutrient, and higher supermarket bills will be a ripple effect of its invasion of Ukraine.

    Workers inspect piles of phosphate fertilizer granules at a storage warehouse in Cherepovets, Russia. 
    Workers inspect piles of phosphate fertilizer granules at a storage warehouse in Cherepovets, Russia. Photographer: Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg
    ByElizabeth Elkin
    2 maart 2022 06:01 CET
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    Ben Riensche, who farms 16,000 acres in Iowa, would be ecstatic to get $80 per acre selling his corn. But it’ll cost him $240 an acre to feed the plants with nitrogen, triple what he’s used to paying. And that’s not counting what he’ll spend on two other important fertilizers, phosphate and potash, which he says have each doubled in price since he purchased supplies for his 2021 crops.

    Pandemic-induced supply bottlenecks and the rising cost of natural gas, a key production input, are among the factors sending fertilizer prices soaring. Add disruptions stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and consumers will be paying more for almost every plate of food. “You think they squawk about having gas go from three to four dollars a gallon?” says Riensche. “Wait until the grocery bill is $1,000 a month.”

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  8. forum rang 6 BultiesBrothers 2 maart 2022 19:42
    DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends
    Average Retail Fertilizer Prices Evenly Mixed for Last Full Week of February
    3/2/2022 | 5:00 AM CST
    Russ Quinn
    By , DTN Staff Reporter
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    At $874 per ton the last full week of February, the average retail price of DAP was down $3 per ton from $877 a month ago. However, DAP remains 45% higher in price than it was a year ago. (DTN chart)
    OMAHA (DTN) -- Average retail fertilizer prices were evenly mixed for the last full week of February, according to sellers surveyed by DTN.

    For the first time in more than a year, prices for four fertilizers were slightly lower, while prices for the other four were slightly higher compared to a year ago. DTN designates a significant move as anything 5% or more.

    Four fertilizers were slightly lower from a month ago. DAP had an average price of $874 per ton, MAP $934/ton, urea $885/ton and anhydrous $1,488 (all-time high price).

    The remaining four fertilizer were slightly higher in price compared to last month. Potash had an average price of $815/ton, 10-34-0 $837/ton, UAN28 $602/ton and UAN32 $703/ton (all-time high price).

    On a price per pound of nitrogen basis, the average urea price was at $0.96/lb.N, anhydrous $0.91/lb.N, UAN28 $1.08/lb.N and UAN32 $1.10/lb.N.

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    Dow Jones news service reported last week that demand for fertilizers through 2022 is expected to be driven by strong agricultural commodity prices, according to the Mosaic Company.

    The fertilizer company said growers will try to maximize yields in the next growing season.

    Global phosphate demand is high with supply issues remaining.

    "China's domestic phosphate industry is undergoing significant change as production is diverted from export markets toward domestic industrial and agricultural demand, a secular trend that could outlast the current short-term export ban," Mosaic told Dow Jones.

    Sanctions against Belarus, a major supplier of potash, could have an impact on global potash supply in 2022. The company expects the market to remain very tight this year.

    The global fertilizer market is also being affected by continuing supply chain constraints and issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mosaic said.

    Most fertilizer prices continue to be considerably higher than one year earlier.

    MAP is now 41% more expensive, DAP is 45% higher, 10-34-0 is 57% more expensive, urea is 91% higher, potash is 100% more expensive, UAN32 is 139% higher, UAN28 is 141% more expensive and anhydrous is 174% higher compared to last year.

    DTN surveys more than 300 retailers, gathering roughly 1,700 fertilizer price bids, to compile the DTN Fertilizer Index each week. In addition to national averages, MyDTN subscribers can access the full DTN Fertilizer Index, which includes state averages, here: .

    A Kansas State University agricultural economist takes a closer look at some of the issues to why fertilizer prices are climbing higher. You can read it here: .

    DRY
    Date Range DAP MAP POTASH UREA
    Feb 22-26 2021 605 661 408 464
    Mar 22-26 2021 616 696 428 499
    Apr 19-23 2021 627 703 432 510
    May 17-21 2021 642 708 440 521
    Jun 14-18 2021 661 719 454 531
    Jul 12-16 2021 693 730 501 550
    Aug 9-13 2021 695 755 563 555
    Sep 6-10 2021 699 757 575 558
    Oct 4-8 2021 736 829 675 653
    Nov 1-5 2021 814 900 750 820
    Nov 29-Dec 3 2021 836 918 777 873
    Dec 27-31 2021 864 931 809 911
    Jan 24-28 2022 877 936 814 910
    Feb 21-25 2022 874 934 815 885
    LIQUID
    Date Range 10-34-0 ANHYD UAN28 UAN32
    Feb 22-26 2021 532 544 250 296
    Mar 22-26 2021 599 684 335 376
    Apr 19-23 2021 612 707 348 391
    May 17-21 2021 620 716 361 407
    Jun 14-18 2021 621 719 365 414
    Jul 12-16 2021 624 725 368 418
    Aug 9-13 2021 630 740 366 418
    Sep 6-10 2021 631 750 371 422
    Oct 4-8 2021 639 803 400 456
    Nov 1-5 2021 702 1113 545 604
    Nov 29-Dec 3 2021 756 1313 575 661
    Dec 27-31 2021 795 1428 583 679
    Jan 24-28 2022 817 1492 601 699
    Feb 21-25 2022 837 1488 602 703
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