Compass Minerals International, Inc. (NYSE:CMP)
The Company through its subsidiaries is a producer and marketer of inorganic mineral products with manufacturing sites in North America and the United Kingdom.
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nice chart M* 4 stars
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Fair value is $47.
CMP expected 5-year annual ROI is 0%.
S&P 500 expected 5 -year annual ROI is apx 8%.
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Is global warming real? That is the question. If so and we have another warm winter Compass' stock probably won't do much. If not, or then we could be in for a much colder winter, which would be great for Compass' salt businiss. Besides, my mother's 100 year-old friend says that the caterpillars look furrier this year, which means a cold winter. How can you argue with that :)?
Add a solid Potash business in a world that needs more food and a solid 2.2% dividend and Compass is worth a CAPS play with a watch on it for a real-life investment.
Deej
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salt monopoly
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Off a very warm winter should see a rebound in CMP as salt usage kicks back up.
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Expect warmer winters and less salt to be sold.
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Government contracts for much needed materials makes for a strong opportunity.
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cause i said so
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long term fool recs
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MF Hidden Gem...
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Road salt use for the year is over.
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Salt producer, poised to reap benefits from the Great Winter Blizzard of '11, or so says TMF staffers. I tend to agree with them. The P/E for this stock is a little crazy (at 3.53 as of this writing); too rich for my blood, but decent enough to play here in CAPS. We'll just have to see how their orders pan out in the next 3-6 months.
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hidden gem. salt. Following a Fool
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Added 5/11/10
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Fairly easy business to understand. I've held this stock off and on for a number of years.
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Long term small cap play CMP. Motley Salt
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I like this coompany for some of the same reasons I like the aggregates industry(read pitch VMC- Vulcan Materials): their salt sales have a low cost per ton, meaning there is low risk of substitutes, there is minimal foreign competition and the market tends to be low competition due to geographical constraints(although not to the degree of aggregates). This pick is less dependent on the overall economy as well as the majority of sales are to the highway deicing market which is driven by weather conditions. The consumer segment is also relatively large and is very stable in nature helping stabilize profitablity. The portions of the business geared toward chemicals and specialty plant nutrients is a business of which I am less certain because of significant price fluctuations, but which appears to have the potential for growth in end markets and may gain pricing power due to supply constraints. I believe the current pricing represents a good value for a long term investor and should outperform the S&P over time.
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