The firm started Potash at Overweight and set a $297 price target, Agrium at Overweight with a $143 price target, Mosaic at Overweight with a $155 price target and CF Industries and Interpid Potash with Equal Weight ratings and $180 and $65 price targets, respectively.

The new coverage is notable as the ag sector has taken a beating recently as investors have been focusing on a global demand slowdown for commodities across the board. According to the Market Vectors–Agribusiness (AMEX: MOO), a popular ag ETF, fertilizer stocks are now down more than 30% from their highs set in late-June.

Morgan Stanley said its new coverage on Potash, Agrium, Mosaic, CF and Interpid Potash is due to its belief that the slide in these ag names is “unfounded”. Furthermore, the firm expects these companies to report peak earnings in 2011, suggesting that the fertilizer boom could be far from over.

Shares of Mosaic have lead the group lower since the groups peak: the stock has fallen about 46% since June and over 17% in just the last week. Potash is down more than 37% from its June high of $241, and down about 13% over the last week. Lastly, Agrium has fallen the least of the bunch, down about 35% from June and 12% since last Friday’s closing price.

Morgan Stanley’s targets suggest huge price appreciation over the next 12 months; based on current levels, the firm believes Potash, Agrium and Mosaic could rise as much as 98%, 93% and 76%, respectively, while the firm sees upside of about 76% and 46% for Interpid Potash and CF, respectively.

As Morgan Stanley is showing some conviction in a market where pundits are proclaiming a “burst bubble”, investors seem to be cheering the research notes this morning: Potash is currently up 0.66%, Agrium is up 0.8%, Mosaic is up 1.4%, Interpid Potash is up 0.14% and CF is up 1.5%.

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I am glad to report that summer show is now over!  The cast had a wonderful time doing this show but, it now time to move on to Saint Heaven.  It starts rehearsal 3 weeks from tomarrow.  I will keep you up to date on it’s progress.  Thank you Aida I knew you well. ~E

10:09amEkello

was the movie bad ass

or what

10:10amBen

Oh my God yes! Heath Ledger blew me away! Was expecting it to be good, but not THAT good!

10:10amEkello

saved the best for last

10:10amBen

Yeah, that’s a shame.

10:10amEkello

Oscar?

10:11amBen

I
think, unless someone else can pull something close to that out of
their ass! Which, I don’t think’s gonna happen. Hell yes, Oscar!

10:12amEkello

that is what I have been hearing.

10:12amBen

you see it?

10:12amEkello

how can he not

tonight

at the cinarama

7pm

with my girl

10:13amBen

Oh man, enjoy it!

10:13amEkello

will do

love the batman anyway

but not batman forever

or batman and robin

but otherwise

love it

10:14amBen

same here. Didn’t like Clooney as Batman? Hah.

10:15amEkello

he would have been good if someone else had directed

he has the brooding thing down

I might post this conversation on my blog you mind?

10:17amBen

Nah.
As long as you don’t expose me in some crazy way! but, i think Bale is
the best Batman. They also had a little mini-preview of the new
Terminator movie. Looks Bad-ass!

10:18amEkello

really!

well can’t wait for that one either.

10:19amBen

yes sir!

10:19amEkello

no Arnold in this one though

which is ok by me

Bale is the man

He keeps doing wonderful work

and man can Nolan direct

dark

gritty

real

come on!

10:22amBen

You’re
pretty much describing Dark Knight. Memento is one of my faves too. I
think it’d be fun if Arnold made a cameo in the new Terminator, now
that he’s a governor and all! The Governator!

10:23amEkello

very small cameo maybe…

he is almost done with california anyway

10:24amBen

messing it up? Lol! Wonder if he’s going to go back to movies

10:24amEkello

maybe Senate

movies are done I think

[END CHAT]

This picture was taken way back in 2008… the year of the great uprising. Long before he became King.

Evangelist Mary Jean Harrid was born November 25^th, 1949 in Avon Park, Florida to the late Alice Little and Leroy Shultz.  Jean went home to be with the Lord Saturday February 23, 2008 after a brief illness at Lexington Medical Center in West Columbia, South Carolina.

Jean moved to Baltimore, Maryland at the age of 11 and was raised in Baltimore City by the late Doctor and Alice Little.  A graduate of Northwestern Senior High School, Jean attended Coppin State College and graduated from the International Harvest Bible Training Center with an Associate of Ministry in Theology Degree in 1992.  She was the wife of the late Reverend Ekello Harrid. They were married 23 years before he went home to be with the Lord.

Jean was called to the ministry and the service of the Lord at the tender age 13 and was ordained as an Evangelist in the Fire Baptized Holiness Church of the Americas.  She served at the Washington Temple FBH Church in Baltimore, MD for 18 years, and at Faith Christian Fellowship World Outreach Center in Owings Mills, MD.  While serving at FCF World Outreach Center, Jean started the Dance Ministry and served as the Director.  She continued her service at Doxa Ministries Church Without Walls in Owings Mills, MD.  Jean moved to Columbia , South Carolina and joined Right Direction Christian Center .  Jean adored the Word and spiritual growth she was able to achieve through Drs. Herbert and Marcia Bailey’s ministry and was truly blessed by being a part of Right Direction.

Jean was a loving and devoted wife, mother, and friend who cared so much for the welfare of others. She would stop anything to run to their aide.  She was the “true” definition of selflessness. 

Jean leaves to cherish her memories, her three loving children,  Ekello Harrid Jr. (Laura) of Seattle,  Washington; Ekisha Totten (Clinton) of Laurel ,Maryland and Minister  Tia  Bondieumaitre of Columbia , South Carolina;  two grandchildren, Deja Natae Alexis Wright and Jonathan Totten; her Father Leroy Shultz of Lake Placid, Florida; one brother Leroy Shultz Jr.; two sisters Jeanie Glover and Frances Speakerman of Lake Placid, Florida; nine uncles and four aunts, Three very special friends, Evangelist Ida B Thompson, Leslie Marshburn and Birdie Riley, and a  host of  cousins and friends.