PowerShares DB Agriculture Fund (AMEX:DBA)
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surplus grain has depressed prices. DBA will continue to decline short-term, but will present a buying opportunity for long-term investors at or below $25. As the world's population continues to grow, and people live longer, food will inevitably become more expensive.
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global warming
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global population growth and rise of the east
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Agriculture will stay under pressure due to climate changes.
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Food prices are rising and this stock is already beating the S&P as of now. (3/25/11)
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There's still time to cash in on rising soft commodity prices. This ETN is up only 8% YTD.
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Climate change, rise of middle class in India and China, lower than expected crop yields world wide and our idiotic conversion of corn to ethanol
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Agricultural commodities have been climbing steadily. Between the Fed printing money, world wide food demand and gov't policies like what TMFDeej points out here - http://caps.fool.com/Blogs/the-government-really-screwed/524290 - the price climb is likely to continue.
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world population growing and wants to eat
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inflation hedge, falling dollar , the world is hungry!
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Commodities, inflation, commodities, inflation, can you repeat after me???? Commodities...
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gotta eat something
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Inflation, China and India eating more food.
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Good earnings.
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Soft commodities are continuing to rise.
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What you need to buy when food inflation is coming/here. There are some other similar ETF's including GSG, PAGG, and MOO. I chose DBA because it's the only one that has a broad mixture of food raw ingredients.
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