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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.115.875 von Mielke50 am 15.09.08 17:38:42bekannt schon, aber nicht investiert.
es besteht momentan auch keine notwendigkeit hier dabei zu sein. klarer abwärtstrend und das nicht nur bei ipi, sondern bei allen düngeraktien. siehe pot, mos, cf.
langfristig kann ich mir aber schon vorstellen, dass die aktie wieder zu einem höhenflug ansetzten kann.
stichwort: negativer realzins
1973 und 1974 und wieder anfang der 80er jahren gab es diesen negativen realzins. in diesen zeiten gingen rohstoffe durch die decke. bekannt ist vorallem, dass gold in diesen jahren gut gelaufen war. was die wenigsten wissen, auch der preis für lebensmittel (mais, weizen und sojabohnen) schossen in die höhe.
seit etwa einem jahr haben wir wieder eine negative realverzinsung. die chancen stehen somit gut für düngeraktien.
es besteht momentan auch keine notwendigkeit hier dabei zu sein. klarer abwärtstrend und das nicht nur bei ipi, sondern bei allen düngeraktien. siehe pot, mos, cf.
langfristig kann ich mir aber schon vorstellen, dass die aktie wieder zu einem höhenflug ansetzten kann.
stichwort: negativer realzins
1973 und 1974 und wieder anfang der 80er jahren gab es diesen negativen realzins. in diesen zeiten gingen rohstoffe durch die decke. bekannt ist vorallem, dass gold in diesen jahren gut gelaufen war. was die wenigsten wissen, auch der preis für lebensmittel (mais, weizen und sojabohnen) schossen in die höhe.
seit etwa einem jahr haben wir wieder eine negative realverzinsung. die chancen stehen somit gut für düngeraktien.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.117.074 von steven_trader am 15.09.08 19:15:21Ich bin investiert - habe allerdings meinen alten Fehler begangen und habe sie nicht verkauft, als sie über 60 € war, da ich Intrepid als Langfristinvestment sehe. Nun bin ich leicht im Minus. Drüben findet täglich strammer Handel statt. Ich gehe davon aus, daß hier in Kürze deutlich höhere Kurse drin sind.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.117.764 von Mielke50 am 15.09.08 19:59:04Ich gehe davon aus, daß hier in Kürze deutlich höhere Kurse drin sind.
hoffen wir es mal für dich
hoffen wir es mal für dich
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.118.250 von steven_trader am 15.09.08 20:31:13Bin schon länger drin...
und am beobacheten.
und am beobacheten.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.214.633 von Emiliodilupo am 22.09.08 11:29:21Nach Börseneinführung ging es mächtig nach oben. Hoffe für dich, daß Du günstig rein bist. Ich bin zur Zeit leicht im Minus....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.214.709 von Mielke50 am 22.09.08 11:39:02Mein Einstieg war 28euronen...
sah zwischenzeit mal gut mal schlecht aus... nun wird die sonne wieder scheinen :-)
sah zwischenzeit mal gut mal schlecht aus... nun wird die sonne wieder scheinen :-)
Momentan scheint keine Sonne - viel, viel Schatten!
Eine Erholung dürfte allerdings bestimmt bald einsetzen.
Eine Erholung dürfte allerdings bestimmt bald einsetzen.
45% minus seit threadbeginn und das in gerade mal acht wochen.
gegen den trend darf eben nicht investiert werden, egal wie gut die fundamentaldaten angeblich sind.
gegen den trend darf eben nicht investiert werden, egal wie gut die fundamentaldaten angeblich sind.
die daten sind nicht so gut
One does not need to see wires dangling from C-4 plastic explosive attached to any of the five potash production facilities owned by Intrepid Potash (IPI-$20.07) to sense that the common stock of the largest U.S. producer of potash is heading for an implosion. My friend—and convicted felon turned fraud fighter—Barry Minkow, co-founder of the Fraud Discovery Institute (FDI), has disclosed that a background check by FDI found that Intrepid Potash’ President and Chief Operating Officer Patrick Avery did not earn at least two of three degrees claimed in the registration prospectus filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission prior to the fertilizer maker’s IPO in April 2008.
That got the 10Q Detective to wonder what other ticking bombs might be buried in the potash mines at Intrepid Potash. Like Minkow, we have unearthed additional loose wires that lead back to Intrepid Potash, too:
1. Intrepid Potash has $335 million in deferred tax assets on its books, which represent approximately 48.4% of total assets. The company must generate enough taxable income in future years—with more than a 50 percent probability of doing so—to take advantage of this intangible asset—in accounting circles known as a pre-tax payment—or else it must write down the value of that asset.
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On Dec. 18, management predicted fourth-quarter sales would be less than half of the $146.3 million it posted in the third-quarter ended September 30. Slow fertilizer demand, the global credit crisis, and growing potash inventories will likely adversely impact sales and profitable in the first-half of 2009, too. The company closed two plants for two weeks in February and one facility will temporarily close March 9. Upon re-opening, the plants will witness reduce shift hours for workers.
Almost 30 percent of sales are made to oil & gas drillers in the Permian Basin and Rocky Mountain regions, who use standard potash for use in oil and gas drilling fluids. As most of the company’s domestic customers have curtailed drilling activities in 2009, the 10Q Detective anticipates year-on-year declines in industrial sales.
While secondary to the impact of global demand and supply dynamics, U.S. potash prices have tended to increase when the U.S. dollar weakens because as the ruble and loonie appreciate there is upward pricing pressure from the Russian and Canadian producers to maintain their profit margins on U.S. sales. At March 3, 2009, the ruble and loonie have lost (year-over-year) 35 percent and 21 percent, respectively, to $0.02761 U.S. Dollar(s) and $0.7735 U.S. Dollar(s). This weakening in comparison to the U.S. dollar suggests that foreign competitors may choose to lower potash prices significantly to increase their sales volumes. Intrepid might be forced to lower the sales price of its own potash to maintain market share.
Given the aforementioned headwinds, we expect, stockholder value, which totaled $620 million, or $8.28 a share, to take a hit when the company reports potential losses in the first-half of 2009. Deferred tax asset write-downs will show up on the balance sheet as a negative valuation adjustment to shareholder net worth.
2. Another dangling red wire is Patrick A. Quinn, CPA, who started with the company since Intrepid Mining’s inception in 2000, and served as Interim Chief Financial Officer until March 24, 2008. Another dangling red wire for stockholders to examine is that Quinn also is the primary owner of the accounting firm Quinn & Associates (Q&A), which provides services—including auditing—to Intrepid Potash.
In 2007, Intrepid Potash paid Q&A $567,769 for services rendered on Intrepid’s behalf by Quinn and other employees of Q&A, $240,638 of which was attributable directly to services performed by Mr. Quinn. In 2007, payments from Intrepid Mining represented approximately 39 percent of Q&A’s annual revenue!
The average man is a conformist, accepting miseries and disasters with the stoicism of a cow standing in the rain. ~ British writer Colin Wilson
Intrepid Potash investors: Are you men, women, or cows standing in the rain?
Editor David J Phillips does not hold a financial interest in any stocks mentioned in this article. The 10Q Detective has a Full Disclosure Policy.
One does not need to see wires dangling from C-4 plastic explosive attached to any of the five potash production facilities owned by Intrepid Potash (IPI-$20.07) to sense that the common stock of the largest U.S. producer of potash is heading for an implosion. My friend—and convicted felon turned fraud fighter—Barry Minkow, co-founder of the Fraud Discovery Institute (FDI), has disclosed that a background check by FDI found that Intrepid Potash’ President and Chief Operating Officer Patrick Avery did not earn at least two of three degrees claimed in the registration prospectus filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission prior to the fertilizer maker’s IPO in April 2008.
That got the 10Q Detective to wonder what other ticking bombs might be buried in the potash mines at Intrepid Potash. Like Minkow, we have unearthed additional loose wires that lead back to Intrepid Potash, too:
1. Intrepid Potash has $335 million in deferred tax assets on its books, which represent approximately 48.4% of total assets. The company must generate enough taxable income in future years—with more than a 50 percent probability of doing so—to take advantage of this intangible asset—in accounting circles known as a pre-tax payment—or else it must write down the value of that asset.
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On Dec. 18, management predicted fourth-quarter sales would be less than half of the $146.3 million it posted in the third-quarter ended September 30. Slow fertilizer demand, the global credit crisis, and growing potash inventories will likely adversely impact sales and profitable in the first-half of 2009, too. The company closed two plants for two weeks in February and one facility will temporarily close March 9. Upon re-opening, the plants will witness reduce shift hours for workers.
Almost 30 percent of sales are made to oil & gas drillers in the Permian Basin and Rocky Mountain regions, who use standard potash for use in oil and gas drilling fluids. As most of the company’s domestic customers have curtailed drilling activities in 2009, the 10Q Detective anticipates year-on-year declines in industrial sales.
While secondary to the impact of global demand and supply dynamics, U.S. potash prices have tended to increase when the U.S. dollar weakens because as the ruble and loonie appreciate there is upward pricing pressure from the Russian and Canadian producers to maintain their profit margins on U.S. sales. At March 3, 2009, the ruble and loonie have lost (year-over-year) 35 percent and 21 percent, respectively, to $0.02761 U.S. Dollar(s) and $0.7735 U.S. Dollar(s). This weakening in comparison to the U.S. dollar suggests that foreign competitors may choose to lower potash prices significantly to increase their sales volumes. Intrepid might be forced to lower the sales price of its own potash to maintain market share.
Given the aforementioned headwinds, we expect, stockholder value, which totaled $620 million, or $8.28 a share, to take a hit when the company reports potential losses in the first-half of 2009. Deferred tax asset write-downs will show up on the balance sheet as a negative valuation adjustment to shareholder net worth.
2. Another dangling red wire is Patrick A. Quinn, CPA, who started with the company since Intrepid Mining’s inception in 2000, and served as Interim Chief Financial Officer until March 24, 2008. Another dangling red wire for stockholders to examine is that Quinn also is the primary owner of the accounting firm Quinn & Associates (Q&A), which provides services—including auditing—to Intrepid Potash.
In 2007, Intrepid Potash paid Q&A $567,769 for services rendered on Intrepid’s behalf by Quinn and other employees of Q&A, $240,638 of which was attributable directly to services performed by Mr. Quinn. In 2007, payments from Intrepid Mining represented approximately 39 percent of Q&A’s annual revenue!
The average man is a conformist, accepting miseries and disasters with the stoicism of a cow standing in the rain. ~ British writer Colin Wilson
Intrepid Potash investors: Are you men, women, or cows standing in the rain?
Editor David J Phillips does not hold a financial interest in any stocks mentioned in this article. The 10Q Detective has a Full Disclosure Policy.
Meines Wissens war am 29.05.2009 Hauptversammlung. Hat dazu jemand irgend welche Informationen?
Der Kursverlauf in den letzten Monaten stimmt mich recht optimistisch. Die Nachfrage steigt wieder an. Ob es allerdings mal wieder zu den Höchstkursen über 70 € reicht....?
Der Kursverlauf in den letzten Monaten stimmt mich recht optimistisch. Die Nachfrage steigt wieder an. Ob es allerdings mal wieder zu den Höchstkursen über 70 € reicht....?
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