MOO - VanEck Vectors Agribusiness ETF
| Previous Close | 66.36 |
| Open | 66.24 |
| Bid | 65.26 x 1200 |
| Ask | 67.04 x 1000 |
| Day's Range | 66.00 - 66.45 |
| 52 Week Range | 54.16 - 67.62 |
| Volume | 26,609 |
| Avg. Volume | 49,696 |
| Net Assets | 691.65M |
| NAV | 66.32 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| Yield | 1.46% |
| YTD Daily Total Return | 15.86% |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | 0.96 |
| Expense Ratio (net) | 0.54% |
| Inception Date | 2007-08-31 |
- Zacks
Sector ETFs to Face Risk if Trade Talks Stall
These sector ETFs will be hurt the most if trade talks between the United States and China do not get through.
- Zacks
ETFs & Stocks in Focus as China Plans to Import Pork
The news of China importing pork has resulted in an astounding rally in the U.S. lean hog futures market.
- Zacks
John Deere Misses But Shares Up: Agribusiness ETFs in Focus
Despite the weak results and guidance cut, shares of DE climbed following the results on its pledge to lower costs.
- Benzinga
How An Agribusiness ETF Is Dealing With The Trade War
During his Twitter tirade last week, President Trump mentioned his displeasure with the fact that China has not upped its purchases of U.S. farm products as it promised it would as part of trade talks. Not surprisingly, the VanEck Vectors Agribusiness ETF (NYSE: MOO) tumbled last week, but with the help of Thursday's 2.32% gain, the lone dedicated agribusiness exchange traded fund is trading modestly higher this week. Agriculture machinery makers, such as Deere & Co. (NYSE: DE) and Tractor Supply (NASDAQ: TSCO), are among MOO's top 10 holdings, underscoring the fund's vulnerability in the face of trade tensions in which agriculture is being discussed.
- Zacks
6 Sector ETFs in Tight Spot on Renewed Trade Tensions
As U.S.-China trade tensions spike, these sector ETFs are in a vulnerable spot.
- ETF Trends
This Commodity is Not the Apple of China’s Eye Right Now
Apple prices in China are up almost 30%, detracting from its consumption for the commodity, according to the latest data from grocery delivery platform Dada-JD Daojia. This latest development could put ...
- Zacks
After China, US Hits Mexico With Tariffs: ETFs Under Threat
As Trump announces tariffs on all imports from Mexico as a curb against illegal immigration, these ETFs and stocks could come under pressure.
- Zacks
John Deere's Weak Q2 Results Drag Down Agribusiness ETFs
Rough trading in Deere' shares pushed down agribusiness ETF, especially those with the largest allocation to this farm equipment giant.
- Zacks
China's Retaliation Puts These ETFs and Stocks in Focus
We have highlighted several ETFs and stocks that were hit hard by new tariffs and will be in focus in the weeks ahead.
- Zacks
Trade-Sensitive Sector ETFs in Focus on New Tariff Threat
While most corners of the market are set to tumble, information technology, industrials, consumer discretionary and agricultural sectors are expected to be hit the most due to the fresh China trade tariff.
- Zacks
Trump Proposes 2020 Budget: ETFs to Top & Flop
Here are the key takeaways from the proposed 2020 budget and their expected impact on ETFs.
- Zacks
US-China Talks Set in Washington: ETFs in Focus
We have highlighted five ETFs that seem to be market movers in the weeks ahead given that the United States and China are set to start fresh talks in Washington today.
- Investopedia
3 Charts That Suggest Traders Will Focus on Agriculture
Recent price action on the charts of these agriculture-focused ETFs suggests that the downtrend is reversing and that prices could be headed higher.
- ETF Trends
How Do Commodity ETFs Work?
Commodities like agricultural goods and precious metals offer investors an alternative to divest their holdings. Often times, commodities march to the beat of their own drum compared to the broad market. ...
Market RealistHow’s Deere’s Short Interest Trending?
The latest short interest report on December 18 indicated that Deere’s (DE) short interest has moved above 2% of its outstanding shares, which indicates that the negative sentiment for the stock is rising. Deere’s short interest as a percentage of its outstanding shares increased to 2.1%, which indicates a marginal increase from the previous report. The trend indicates that Deere’s short interest is building when the stock price increases.
- Market Realist
Nutrien: Analysts’ Recommendations in November
Nutrien, which is based in North America, has exposure to all three crop nutrients including nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium. The company has a large exposure to potassium fertilizers—unlike CF Industries (CF) and Mosaic (MOS).
- Market Realist
Mosaic: Analysts’ Ratings and Target Price in November
Mosaic (MOS) is a dominant player in the phosphate fertilizer segment in North America. Since ammonium-based fertilizers use nitrogen as an input, Mosaic also benefits from low natural gas prices—similar to CF Industries (CF). With Mosaic being one of the best performers in 2018, let’s look at what analysts think about the stock.
- Market Realist
Fertilizer Stocks: Analysts’ Recommendations and Target Prices
The agribusiness sector has largely remained weak in 2018. The agribusiness sector gave up its gains last week when the US and global markets saw a significant sell-off. The VanEck Vectors Agribusiness ETF (MOO) has fallen 1.8% YTD (year-to-date), while the S&P 500 Index (SPY) has fallen 1.4% during the same period. Let’s look at how three major fertilizer stocks have performed in 2018.
Market RealistDeere’s Q4 2018 Revenues Maintained the Upward Trajectory
In the fourth quarter, Deere (DE) reported total revenues of $9.42 billion, which included financial services and other revenues. Deere’s revenues from equipment operations were $8.34 billion for the quarter—compared to $7.09 billion in the fourth quarter of 2017, which is a rise of 17.6% YoY (year-over-year). Deere didn’t beat analysts’ estimate of $8.57 billion.
- Zacks
A Sumptuous ETF Meal for Thanksgiving
Looking to cash in on Thanksgiving? Here are a few ETF choices.
- Market Realist
Fertilizer Affordability Improved Due to Higher Crop Prices
Fertilizer affordability is key for companies including Mosaic (MOS), Nutrien (NTR), CF Industries (CF), and Israel Chemicals (ICL). Higher fertilizer affordability helps increase the demand for fertilizers. When fertilizer prices increase, higher affordability is good for fertilizer demand, which is positive for the earnings growth. Fertilizers became more affordable week-over-week. When the Fertilizer Affordability Index is below one, it suggests that the fertilizer prices were relatively affordable last week compared to the base year of 2005 when Mosaic set the index to one.
- Market Realist
Potash Prices Were Flat to Positive Last Week
Last week, potash prices were broadly flat to positive at the locations discussed below. The potash prices continued to have strong momentum, which is positive for companies (MOO) including Nutrien (NTR), Mosaic (MOS), Israel Chemicals (ICL), and Intrepid Potash (IPI). Let’s look at the price movements in more detail below.
- Market Realist
MAP Prices Were Mixed in the Week Ending November 2
Previously in this series, we discussed how DAP (diammonium phosphate) prices moved in the week ending November 2. The MAP (monoammonium phosphate) prices have also followed a similar trend, which causes concerns for companies (MOO) including Mosaic (MOS), Nutrien (NTR), and Israel Chemicals (ICL).
