Corn Prods Intl Inc (NYSE:INGR)

Bullish MACD crossover on 02/20/13

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A leader in natural sweetners: Stevia based, reduces calories and meets consumer taste preferences.

Growth at a reasonable price.

Food additives... this is how modern food is made

climate change leads to less reliable harvests leads to higher food prices leads to more demand for inputs to increase crop yields

CPO is a good stock to hedge againest inflation. While the world stocks up on gold and silver Corn is a staple of almost all diets. Nice growth rate and solid earnings make this stock an easy pick.

Improving outlook for agricultural related industries.

This is one of my favorite types of companies in which to invest; those that supply other companies. The balance sheet isn't too bad in the current economy and the list of products they make and the list of companies they supply is very strong. And, I have a soft spot for a strong dividend payer.

Corn Products remained highly profitable during a bad market and bad economy. Their dividends also kept right on coming...after all, people still gotta eat. Now, add to this the fact that corn prices have plummeted with all commodities recently. This should greatly increase CPO's profit margin. Look out in 09......this stock shoul double.

undervalued

Hmm...This looks very cheap. Good cash flows...supposed to be bought out, but I'm thinking that doesn't go through given the price of the parent stock.

Corn is for green energy

The need for food and alternative energy

The Company is a corn refiners and a supplier of high-quality food ingredients and industrial products derived from wet milling and processing of corn and other starch-based materials.

Might not be the most obvious stock choice right now given corn prices, but their way of hedging is paying off right now. When other corn-related companies are going to get crushed by supply problems, CPO is going to have financial resources that they can put to strategic use.

This stock was nuked by the Iowa floods and prospects of inflated grain prices. Ironically, while it took the same beating that ADM and other players took over this news, CPO hedged corn prices and should suffer relatively little damage to profit margins. Meantime, people gotta eat, even during a recesion. I expect strong results next quarter.

I'll drop this in November, but watch corn prices explode. Demand is high, and weather is already wreaking havoc on the Midwest farmers

With the floods in the midwest, short term no deal. With Barack in the white house!! No deal. Corn ethanol is no deal either in the coming years.

Anybody been shopping lately? Not rocket science here.