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$MOO will MOON alongside the rising prices of fertilizer and agribusiness commodities
$MOO - An interesting play on agriculture/fertilizer
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You Can't Spell MOON Without "MOO" 🐄☁️ Why CLNE is a HUGE Buying Opportunity (DD)
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lets rename Mu to MOO as it make money milking cow
you probably don t know anything on the subject. Corn grow in field. it is not mine... look on MOO or DBA to invest in corn
Why is MOO a pork stock? Or maybe they have porkified beef
Also novice I bought MOO and COWZ in my Roth last year and they’ve been doing pretty well
Agri stock withe ticker $MOO, top tier meme 😆
I have no idea but my two brain cells love that there is a $MOO ticker
Has anyone been keeping up on Agriculture? $MOO has crapped itself in 2023. Anyone have any summary as to why? Looking for another long dte thesis. Called uranium a year ago but was too distracted with meta to do anything
Agriculture has been beaten down this year and has yet to make new highs or even bounce back considerably. MOO and FTAG have very cheap holdings. WEAT is a commodity play that's similar Water as expressed in PHO has done very well but pricey valuation I think physical resources including minerals will do well in general. And emerging markets have already started their rise as dollar weakens and rates fall, some on the backs of their resource-rich economies. Some impressive runs this year: Mexico, India, Colombia, even Brazil I also like MJ. Long base made there. Longer the base, higher in space Broad green energy PBW with a lot of semi-shitcos (just unproven and not profitable) also not a bad play if small cap spec continues to rise in 2024 Finally, China. Shunned and spurned in 2023. Simply too cheap, even with risk factored in. KBA and KURE are the more pure-play China plays than KWEB IMO
I use spirite, does that mean I should go MOO on stockwits
https://youtu.be/wzqXggZU3eE?si=wEjp7MOO-1D6Ox7z
$MEOW, $MOO, and $BAH are much better plays.
Not sure my MOO etf is not doing well all year.
Another decent day for agriculture. $DE and $ADM are up 1.5%. $MOS and $NTR are up 2%. The EFT $MOO looks like it's breaking above it's long term 50 DMA of $86.20.
Going MOO instead. Same philosophy but going more far reaching into fishing and meat packing. Global food economy is fucked.
The timber market crashed so is the return on wood. Adios that. Do you like MOO? It actually holds some cattle in it. I own it because of the food inflation. Deere, Food and fertilizer.
I was a market maker at the start of my career. It can happen at different times of the day but typically occurs around the open or just after the close. It’s typically MOO/risk prints in the morning, or VWAP/other negotiated trades after hours. But usually block prints.
Imbalances in supply and demand continue to take its toll on food prices as the price of meat continues to rise, giving positive support to the PowerShares DB Agriculture Fund (DBA), the iPath Dow Jones-UBS Livestock Subindex Total Return ETN (COW) and the Market Vectors Agribusiness (MOO). Hope that helps 🐄
I will buy 5 profitable stocks that pay dividends, and short 5 stocks that have losses and revenue dropdown. All 10 stocks should be in SPY. I will open the basket on MOO and sell on MOC. And I will repeat for the next 30 trading days.
Hello everyone! Your favorite gamb- investor here. Today I will talk about BBBY! Why you should HOLD with your diamond hands to the peak of $10 and UP! BUY BUY BABY 1. Bankruptcy? Liquidation? Come, let’s buy more. The more you buy, the more grateful you will be for the stock to MOOOOOOON like a cow. MOON, MOO, see? The more shares you own while averaging down, the more amplified your gains will be, once the stock goes “MOO” 2. Everyone selling. Like daddy Buffey said, be greedy when others are fearful, because even though you have no idea wtf you are doing, it works every time. Also he has a huge net worth of at least $6, so he’s rich enough to know what he’s talking about 3. TOWEL SUPPLY. Their inventories are so massive, that you can do a prank challenge in a bed bath store! Those 3am videos will boost the stock price from attention 4. My personal experience. I used to go against BBBY at $4 and I almost went deep into debt when BBBY was at $7, but since I cashed my position at $3, I am too afraid to short it because bed bath will go to $10 and higher 5. Towels. Every day I use a different bed bath and beyond towel to wipe a dookie stain off my dog, so demand must be high! TLDR: BED BATH AND BEYONDDD 🚀🚀🚀
Don't forget MOO for diversification.
> I think VOO is one of the cooler tickers. My favorite is MOO (VanEck Agribusiness ETF)
My MOO etf tanks. It has feeds and real moo.
If you live in Europe I would look at Bayer AG for their agriculture holdings. Otherwise look at the $MOO stock holdings. I like $MOS and $DE. Shell and BP are good substitutes for the $XLE stocks if you are worried about currency fluctuations. I like $LEVI and $NKE for consumer discretionary. $BHP and $VALE are more of a global materials holding as well.
I would recommend that you open a position in $MOO then. You are better at individual company DD analyzing financials than I am. I place too much emphasis on the macro environment trends so my opinions are suspect. I have made my last individual stock purchases today. The last 3 years I wanted exposure to commodities that were not represented or vastly underweight in my 401k S&P index fund. I have reached that dollar amount that was my goal in gold, oil, steel/iron ore, and ag fertilizer stocks, etc. Starting in March I am putting all future contributions into EFT's. I am going to start with $AVUV and then open a position in $MOO and $AVDE and rotate monthly contributions b/w those 3 funds. Somehow I have managed to basically break even since 2020. I now have the diversified exposure I wanted in commodities. Now is the time for me to put new money into the broader market. Good Luck.
I have been looking at both $AVUV and $AVDV. My plan for 2023 was to invest more in ETFs than individual stocks for many reasons. The main reason is I am getting bored of stocks and I am working too many hours and spending way too much of my limited time off watching stock tickers. I will be opening up positions in one of the 2 you mentioned soon along with maybe AG ETF like $MOO and just stick with monthly contributions.
My favorite is an agricultural ETF with the ticker of MOO.
There is a shortage of fertilizer. I have two etfs Mosiac, and MOO etf. It even consists of livestock, tractor. Not huge positions just a few 100s each placed 1 year ago or so. Used as hedging, everytime I go to feed store, lumber yard I come back by adding in more material stocks. My belief is natural resources are limited. Prices can only go up.
I had some CF but sold it right before the Ukrainian War for some MOO which is an agriculture ETF. CF went from $50 to $120 to $85 while MOO went from $92 to $91. It’s sort of late but they could always go up more
What did you mean you "see some calls... being sold at a slight loss?" Are you looking at an order flow data source, or just the quoted premiums? What do you mean by "loss"--less than parity? I.e., if MOO is at 90, an 89 strike call is trading at less than 1.00? MOO has very illiquid options with extremely wide bid-ask spreads. If you're just looking at quoted premiums, that alone could explain it.
I saw this on MOO today, day of expiration was today, towards end of trading day. The share price was around 90$ or w/e, calls with strike under 90. To execute option would be to buy 9000$ worth of milk stock I was thinking maybe that's why
COW and MOO (Van Eck agriculture ETF) great pairing
You think we learned something? MOO MOTHERFUCKER!
They do not settle at the "opening price", all index options are settled at a special settlement price called the SOQ that occurs based on orders entered pre-open. In the case of the VIX, it is the HOSS (hybrid open special settlement) and it gets published a bit after the open, normally by 945 or so. The orders are all entered as MOO by 915 to be considered for the HOSS. This page only populates on VIX expiration. https://www.cboe.com/us/futures/market_statistics/volatility_settlement_eoi/
Please answer my question: what instrument? If this was a stock trade on NYSE or even NASDAQ this should not happen but for MOO it is possible (less for MOC). If it was a bucket-shop product like a CFD, spread bet or similar you probably cannot do anything, you did sign the contract. Use limits in the future. For stocks MOC is OK if the order is not too big.
What instrument? If you trade bucket shop products with a bucket shop (something you trade against your broker like most CFD) you get the price they give you, you did sign the contract. Now, if you trade stocks at the NYSE there are strict rules for MOO and MOC orders. I sometimes use MOC orders and they almost always are correct. Check the rules here (pdf): [https://www.nyse.com/publicdocs/nyse/markets/nyse/NYSE\_Opening\_and\_Closing\_Auctions\_Fact\_Sheet.pdf](https://www.nyse.com/publicdocs/nyse/markets/nyse/NYSE_Opening_and_Closing_Auctions_Fact_Sheet.pdf) I do not use MOO orders, as there may be very unrealistic pre-market bids or offers that make it into the auction. With MOC only real NYSE orders make it to the final auction.
I hold $MOO for diversity, whose top holding is John Deere.
The FED’s only job is to “keep you at your job”. However they see fit. They don’t care about your assets. You’ll go broke because you are actually cattle. MOO bitch
Interesting MOO.. thanks a lot! 
MOO abd JNP i think. I will need to doublecheck JNP
Hello bulls. I come to you with a very important message. But since 🐻 are always listening, I will deliver it to you in secret code only you can understand: Moooo MOooo MOOOOOOOOOO MOO MooMoo MOOO mooo MOOOOO moo Please make sure to pass this on to other bulls, it is very important. This message will self destr-
Cool, let us know how it goes when you get bought in MOO on Monday.
Checks out - just paid $6.49 for milk. Calls on MOO
your 'core' investments should be something that's diversified across sectors. sector ETFs are simply a lot more risky and volatile. especially anything very new/hot/trendy and hyper-focused. for example, IMO MOO is better than QTM. MOO has about 1/3d each in 'basic materials' and 'consumer defensive' sectors, and about 20% each in 'industrials' and 'healthcare'. look under 'sector weightings' https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MOO/holdings?p=MOO QTM is over 70% in the tech sector. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/QTUM/holdings?p=QTUM now, compare with something covering the broad market ... like FNDX, for one example: it's got coverage in all sectors, and no more than 17% in any one sector. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FNDX/holdings?p=FNDX
The sector ETFs I mentioned? XME - Metals & Mining XLE - Energy sector PBW - Clean energy MOO - Agribusiness XLU - Utilities XLP - Consumer staples
OMG DID IT MOO- oh, we’re at $10. U rich yet?
I’m just glad you seem to get it too. bbby and aprn a post for the ages ❤️❤️❤️. I saw DTC go up 8% and expected to find the Reddit flooded with zOMG DTC MOO000oooOooonnn🐮🚀
I assume there are really two types of farmers; those who have benefits of scale (or some special situation) and those who fill in specialized nice (free range, pastured, organic). I've seen a couple doscumentaries which have attributed the saying "get big or get out" to past USDA administration, which seems to have kind of set the tone for modern ag. I'm inclined to invest a small sum into MOO just because I like the name.
Here we go again with the gourd! Agricultural sector it's actually a good bet going forward something like $MOO $ADM or $CTVA
These are MOC and LOO orders. MOC (market on close) and LOC (limit on close) orders and VWAP (volume-weighted average price) transactions are placed throughout the day. These get consolidated at the closing auction. If you look at most stocks, you will also see a volume spike. There's been a steady increase in use of those types of orders. A good whitepaper from Blackrock that explains it here - https://www.blackrock.com/corporate/literature/whitepaper/viewpoint-a-global-perspective-on-market-on-close-activity-july-2020.pdf You can also see similar effects at the market open with MOO (market on open) and LOO (limit on open) transactions. The big difference is that at the open - you don't get the big single consolidated print that you can see at the close.
Yeah this shits dumb. I'm not a smart man since I'm here obvi lol but I don't even want to buy calls at this point. I'm enjoying my bear summer so far and somehow still up. So bring it on bulls. Lets see who lasts last. #bulls go fucking MOO
There are food, fertilizer etfs. It even has portion allocated to pigs. It is similar to MOO but I do not recall the exact ticker. I have been fortunate to be bullish on grocery for some time. Albertsons, Kroger at teens and high 20s. Both offer dividends.
Bear markets mail all. Stay in cash. Only exceptions right now are oil and foods. XLE, MOO.
Never let a hard time humble us MOO
> Starsector [lol this website is straight out of 2010](https://i.imgur.com/Co130hq.png) Looks cool though. Reminds me of master of Orion a little with the top down combat or Subspace Continuum. I saw there was a new-ish 2016 MOO on steam but it had bad reviews, which is the news for that kind of game since 1996.
Ag and defense. I like MOO and PPA
LAND is for land. MOO has agriculture-related sticks in it like DE, ADM, and so forth.
Bulls: "Market is already at $405, it's gg bears" Bear: but May 17th, SP500 was $408. May 4th, it was $429! And that didn't ma- Bulls: MOO! MOO MOO MOO! MOOOOOO!
Was looking specifically to buy and hold agricultural land as I think it may be be shortages long term in quality farmland. Do you think MOO is the better option for agriculture or are there other options to look at? Thanks.
I actually own 3 of them. I used them to hedge stock losses. Not sure why Ande fell. My MOO is losing steam also recently. I added a commodity mf that even owns pigs and cattles (3% of the fund, 20% in aggi). I am betting there is need for fertilizer worldwide which needs a lot of natural gas to formulate. Not a commodity trader so I can not tell you about corn from wheat.
Lol just looked up the fucking ticker!!!! MOO.OOOOOOO LOL
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MOO
Fertilizer stocks along with wheat and grain industries. ETF popular is MOO and PIO
I have some LAND. It’s more volatile than my other REITs but I’ll hold for long term. Also look at the MOO ETF for an agricultural tilt.
May be we should add milk stocks in our portfolio. Actually I own MOO etf.
I saw this post and I clicked just to mention $MOO and someone already beat me to it. 42% international holdings. Split nearly equally 4 ways between Materials / Consumer Staples / Healthcare / Industrials. 15 year history with close to 2 billion in assets under management means its not one of these trendy new 'thematic investing' fads. Lots to like here. 52 basis points for the expense ratio is on the high side, but I can live with it. Lots to love about this one.
Some are saying we're in a 'stock picker's market' after a few years in a bull run that caused most stocks to continually rise. I think there's a lot of truth in this; inflation, the war in Ukraine, covid lockdowns in China, supply chain bottlenecks are all causing stocks to swing wildly and out of sync with each other. If this is a recession (I remain unconvinced) then that is merely another reason why it is more important to pay attention to the actual business and financials underlying any stock you invest in. I've made money in the past few months - as the war in Ukraine began to look inevitable I moved heavily out of tech. ABBV; MRK; ZIM; MATX; ADM all have done really well. ETFs like AMLP; MOO; XLP; VTV all have done well. Pharmaceuticals seem to have largely valued at this point, though - but shipping stocks are extremely volatile and recently plunged (good time to buy). Agribusiness is going to benefit from the horrid food situation arising from the Russian war in Ukraine. There are companies that are truly solid, who are in it for the long haul, have long-term plans and are prepared for economic turbulence. Some - namely those in consumer staples, utilities, energy and some healthcare & industrials - will thrive in a recession, because it is a recession. Others will bounce back quickly - and many will be a shadow of their former selves.
I’m going to continue to baghold MOO calls dated 5/20. 🐮 I may or may not sell my GOOFL and MSFT calls before the 🔔
I bought a bunch of MOO $100 5/20 calls today bc the name is funny (🐮🐮) and I’m casually up over 20%
I’m buying MOO calls. My DD is, the name is funny. 🐮🐮
While not strictly fertilizers, I like MOO.
Market open this morning looked like rainbows and sunshine ***SPY - 9am - $100MMISH to buy – across the board buyside – utes bit of laggard – buyside led by discretionary / tech / industrials / financials - MOO***
I would make Bailey Jay Shoot MOO MOO MILK all over me
Moo protects downturn of some companies. A few think the fertilizer stock price is already priced in. The upside potential is control by some of these stocks like Deere. Are buyers have to pay hefty interest rate reduce the sales? I figure MOO will return 15% and can fall as much as 1/3 of some of its stocks. This makes MOO a good investment.
I personally like $MOO better because of their diversity and their ticker
Add **MOO** it is more diversified. If the War ends then one needs to grow more grain. Food inflation is like top #3 besides used car prices. **ANDE** is another candidate.
Try MOO for diversification. It has DE...
I’m a little bit torn about how to rebalance my portfolio given the current market landscape but I would appreciate any feedback: 35 SCHG (large cap growth) 35 MGV (mega cap value) 10 Commodities (IYM, MOO, SLX) 10 Real Estate (REZ) 10 ABNB (feel very strongly about their growth prospects) Thanks!