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Global X To Begin Trading The Global X Fertilizers/Potash ETF (SOIL) Thursday...
Global X will begin trading its new “Global X Fertilizers/Potash ETF” (NYSE:SOIL) Thursday, May 26, 2011. The Global X Fertilizers/Potash ETF (“Fund”) seeks to provide investment results that...
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Global X Funds Launches First Fertilizers/Potash ETF – SOIL
Global X Funds, the New York based provider of exchange traded funds (ETFs), today launched the Global X Fertilizers/Potash ETF (NYSE:SOIL). SOIL offers targeted exposure to fertilizer...
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Allana Potash Included In First Fertilizer/Potash ETF
Allana Potash Corp. (TSX VENTURE:AAA) (“Allana” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has been selected as a constituent investment holding in the newly launched Global X(...)Read the rest...
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Global X Wants to Fertilize Your Portfolio (SOIL, CF, IPI, POT, AGU, SQM,...
Ron Rowland: Global X Fertilizers/Potash ETF (NYSE:SOIL) began trading last Thursday (5/26/11), as the first ETF targeting fertilizer producers. This narrow subindustry within the(...)Read the rest...
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Global X Farming ETF Completes The 4 Fs Rollout from Global X (BARN, EATX,...
Ron Rowland: Global X Farming ETF (NYSE:BARN), launched on 6/2/11, becomes the fourth food supply chain ETF introduced by Global X over a span of five weeks. The new ETF attempts to(...)Read the rest...
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Five ETFs For Investors To Look Forward To (SCHZ, SKYY, SOIL, EIRL, INXX,...
So far in 2011 more than 200 new exchange-traded products have debuted, taking the ETF lineup close to the 1,300 mark. Over the past several years, the exposure accessible through ETFs has become...
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Bruno del Ama: Fertilizer Is A Growing Business (SOIL, CF, IPI, MOS, SMG)
Zig Lambo: It may not sparkle or shine, but fertilizer has a bright future. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Bruno del Ama, CEO of Global X Funds, tells us why investors should be...
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As ETFs Multiply, Companies Scramble To Concoct Memorable Ticker Symbols...
“In a crowded market for exchange-traded funds, some industry heavyweights employ clever marketing to make their products stand out. BlackRock Inc.’s iShares is a Cirque du Soleil sponsor,(...)Read the...
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Agriculture Investing: Profit From The Pain Of Food Price Inflation (MOO,...
Don Miller: For most Americans, the cost of food hasn’t always been such a big deal. For the better part of the last 30 years, food supplies were plentiful and the economy provided enough wealth to...
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Balchunas on an ETF That’s Gained During the Drought (SOIL, MOO)
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas discusses the advance in the Global X Fertilizers/Potash ETF in the midst of the worst U.S. drought since 1956. Bloomberg Radio’s Catherine Cowdery reports...
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Global X Fertilizers and Potash ETF: The Best Agribusiness ETF Pick? (SOIL,...
Eric Dutram: Although it now appears to be a distant memory, the summer’s crop crisis should never be too far outside of investors’ minds. With the shifting climate it appears as though more extreme...
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How To Make Huge Money Going Long China
Tony Sagami: China (NYSEARCA:FXI) isn’t just a global economic powerhouse. It’s a global military power as well.(...)Read the rest of How To Make Huge Money Going Long China Copyright 2013...
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The Best Way To Play The Agriculture Revolution With ETFs
Rudy Martin: Yesterday’s most-fashionable sector resides in today’s dog house. But you can take some comfort that one of mankind’s oldest commercial activities is churning out plenty of present-day...
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Trouble Ahead For Agriculture ETFs As Potash Cartel Collapses?
There has been some rough trading in the commodity producer world so far in 2013, as a number of issues have kept these companies as underperformers. In particular, sluggish global demand, a low level...
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