ST司特(002538) Phosphate compound fertilizer leader&Accelerating the construction of mining and new energy projects 最新动态 全面加快矿山和新能源项目建设。公司推动化肥、矿山、新能源“三驾马车”并驾齐驱、同向发力。1.开阳县永温磷矿采矿许可证批准的生产规模为300万吨/年,该矿区属于我国...
ST司特(002538) Phosphate compound fertilizer leader&Accelerating the construction of mining and new energy projects 最新动态 全面加快矿山和新能源项目建设。公司推动化肥、矿山、新能源“三驾马车”并驾齐驱、同向发力。1.开阳县永温磷矿采矿许可证批准的生产规模为300万吨/年,该矿区属于我国高品位优质磷矿富集区,磷矿综合品位均达30%以上。永温磷矿安全设施设计项目已开展专家组现场评审工作,最终评审结果将以国家矿山安全监察局出具的书面审查意见书为准。永温磷矿将以自有资金及包括但不限于银行贷款等方式自筹建设资金。2.公司磷氟新材料矿化一体化产业园已完成建设前期用地手续、土地平整、边坡工程及大部分设备招标工作,根据建设进度招聘管理、生产、技术人员。3、贵州路发明泥湾磷矿深部资源相关资料已提交贵州省自然资源厅,相关手续正在办理中,公司正加快推进深部资源《安全设施设计》等相关程序上报及审查、审批工作。截至2025年3月31日,明泥湾磷矿累计查明磷矿资源量3609.8万吨。 动向解读 公司综合实力位居中国化肥行业、中国磷复肥行业前列。公司拥有安徽宁国、宣州、亳州化肥生产基地与宣州马尾山硫铁矿山、贵州开阳磷矿山,现已建立新产品研发、生产、应用与服务一整套较为完善的磷复肥产业链,并与高品位磷矿、硫铁矿开采、深度开发利用相配套,综合实力居中国化肥行业、中国磷复肥行业前列。公司是专业从事各类磷复肥、专用测土配方肥、生物有机肥料及新型肥料等肥料的研发、生产、销售与服务,立足化肥减量提质,绿色增效,以测土配方施肥和土壤改良为抓手,现已形成多个产品。新型功能肥料现有均控网系列、美优能系列、司尔特大丰收系列。复合肥主要用途为农业直接使用。 公司拥有储量大、品位高的磷矿石资源。磷矿石作为矿产资源,具有不可再生、不可替代的特性。公司磷矿石部分自给,在供应持续偏紧的行业背景下,公司资源自给能力可有效抵御原料价格波动。公司现拥有安徽宁国、宣城、亳州三大化肥生产基地与宣城马尾山硫铁矿山、贵州开阳磷矿山。公司子公司宣城马尾山矿业有限公司主要经营硫铁矿、高岭土矿地下开采,同时经营伴生矿锌、铅、铜、银的开采业务。生产的硫铁矿为公司硫酸的原料,部分硫铁矿对外销售。公司拥有硫铁矿、高岭土矿年许可生产规模38...
Indonesian immigration officials and police seized computers in a raid on an apartment building, detaining 210 foreign nationals suspected of involvement in an online investment scam in Batam Island on May 6, 2026. Photo: VCG Telecom-fraud networks displaced by enforcement campaigns in Cambodia, Myanmar and other Southeast Asian scam hubs are expanding into Indonesia, Chinese authorities said, und...
Indonesian immigration officials and police seized computers in a raid on an apartment building, detaining 210 foreign nationals suspected of involvement in an online investment scam in Batam Island on May 6, 2026. Photo: VCG Telecom-fraud networks displaced by enforcement campaigns in Cambodia, Myanmar and other Southeast Asian scam hubs are expanding into Indonesia, Chinese authorities said, underscoring how quickly the region’s illicit fraud industry shifts bases. The Chinese Embassy in Indonesia said Wednesday in a social-media post that there are signs a growing number of people formerly engaged in telecom and online fraud in Cambodia and other countries are moving to Indonesia to continue their operations. Indonesian authorities have already dismantled multiple scam dens, the embassy said.
ncognet0/E+ via Getty Images Investment thesis As farmers are set to use less fertilizer this year, and perhaps next, due to higher prices or outright shortages, demand for potash & phosphate, which is a complementary product used in conjunction with natural gas-based fertilizers, will decline this year. Mosaic Company ( MOS ) is set to see a few poor quarters as a result. Assuming that global fer...
ncognet0/E+ via Getty Images Investment thesis As farmers are set to use less fertilizer this year, and perhaps next, due to higher prices or outright shortages, demand for potash & phosphate, which is a complementary product used in conjunction with natural gas-based fertilizers, will decline this year. Mosaic Company ( MOS ) is set to see a few poor quarters as a result. Assuming that global fertilizer supplies will return to normal next year, we should see a rebound in Mosaic's sales and profits, making this year a good buying opportunity. I decided to initiate a position on these fundamentals-based expectations, with an intent to continue adding incrementally, if Mosaic's share price declines further from here. Going from a hold to a buy I last covered this stock in early March, when I had it as a hold. At the time, the market was trading it as if it was set to benefit from higher fertilizer prices, which I saw as flawed. Since then, Mosaic's share price has decoupled from natural gas-based fertilizer producers, which are set to benefit from higher chemical fertilizer prices. Mosaic's share price has declined by about 17% since I wrote that article, making it a much more attractive buy. Mosaic share price & other metrics (Seeking Alpha) I decided to initiate a position, with an eye on a rebound in potash & phosphate demand next planting season, in conjunction with my assumption that fertilizer supplies will be plentiful by then, prompting farmers to fully utilize their crop planting opportunities. Before the rebound in demand happens late this year or early next year, this company may experience a soft patch for a few quarters, leading to a further decline in its share price, which I see as a buying opportunity on long-term fundamentals. Mosaic's financial results signal fundamental challenges For the first quarter of the year, Mosaic reported a net loss of $258 million, on revenues of $3 billion. In Q1, 2025, it had positive earnings of $238 million, on revenue...
HJBC/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Mozambique's government is disputing TotalEnergies' ( TTE ) estimate that the years-long delay in constructing the Mozambique LNG project has caused $2B in cost overruns, Bloomberg reported Wednesday. A recent audit report by consultancy Bayphase was unable to verify the costs TotalEnergies ( TTE ) claims to have incurred because of a lack of supporting docum...
HJBC/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Mozambique's government is disputing TotalEnergies' ( TTE ) estimate that the years-long delay in constructing the Mozambique LNG project has caused $2B in cost overruns, Bloomberg reported Wednesday. A recent audit report by consultancy Bayphase was unable to verify the costs TotalEnergies ( TTE ) claims to have incurred because of a lack of supporting documentation, so the government is not inclined to accept the $2B cost overrun estimate, according to the report . Consensus on the costs is needed before the government can approve an updated development plan, a legal requirement for the project to proceed. TotalEnergies ( TTE ) late last year lifted its four-year-long force majeure on the $20B Mozambique LNG project, which had to suspend work and declare force majeure due to security concerns stemming from Islamist attacks near the site. Due to the force majeure, the goal to achieve first LNG production has slipped, first to 2027, and later to 2029. TotalEnergies ( TE ) owns a 26.5% stake in the project, while Mitsui ( MITSY ) ( MITSF ) , the Mozambique government, and Indian and Thai companies have smaller shares. More on TotalEnergies TotalEnergies Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript TotalEnergies Discusses Sustainability and Climate Progress Report With Focus on Emissions Reduction and Decarbonization Initiatives Transcript TotalEnergies: Nearing Or At A Cyclic Peak (Rating Downgrade)
Canada has announced plans to buy a fleet of early warning planes from Sweden’s Saab rather than a competing option from Boeing, as the country seeks to reduce reliance on US defense firms. Mark Carney, the prime minister, said on Wednesday that Canada would opt for Saab’s GlobalEye, which is based on Bombardier’s Global 6500 jet. Boeing’s E-7 Wedgetail plane – which has suffered from delays and c...
Canada has announced plans to buy a fleet of early warning planes from Sweden’s Saab rather than a competing option from Boeing, as the country seeks to reduce reliance on US defense firms. Mark Carney, the prime minister, said on Wednesday that Canada would opt for Saab’s GlobalEye, which is based on Bombardier’s Global 6500 jet. Boeing’s E-7 Wedgetail plane – which has suffered from delays and cost overruns – had also been in contention. “With a suite of advanced sensors and mission systems, Saab’s GlobalEye will be a key resource for the Canadian armed forces to detect and deter threats across the Arctic,” Carney told a defense conference in Ottawa. The prime minister pledged in March that Canada would take full responsibility for protecting its vast Arctic territory, after relying on decades on a partnership with the US to monitor its more than 4.4m sq km (1.7m sq miles) of land and sea, a territory larger than India. In a statement, Saab said it planned to invest in research and development work in Canada as part of any deal. Although Carney did not give details of the fleet size or the cost of a potential contract, military officials had earlier said they were looking to buy six early warning aircraft. Philippe Lagasse, associate director of international affairs at Ottawa’s Carleton University, said Canada’s decision to buy the GlobalEye planes was “an important test case for the Carney government’s policy of pivoting away from American military capability“. He said in a statement that the decision confirms Canada’s relationship with Sweden, a new Nato ally that has also been keen to strengthen its ties to the Canadian military. Canada has previously said it is keen to work more closely with the Nordic countries in the Arctic on defense and other issues, in a global environment where the US has become a less reliable partner. “GlobalEye is already creating jobs in Canada, and working with the Canadian supply chain. This decision ties our two nations even clos...
Key Points Norwegian Cruise Line CEO John Chidsey bought $2.5 million worth of his company's stock late last week. The country's third-largest cruise line stock has been a historical laggard to the industry in more ways than one. Even after a rough quarter led to a guidance reduction, NCL is trading for just 8 times next year's profit target. 10 stocks we like better than Norwegian Cruise Line › I...
Key Points Norwegian Cruise Line CEO John Chidsey bought $2.5 million worth of his company's stock late last week. The country's third-largest cruise line stock has been a historical laggard to the industry in more ways than one. Even after a rough quarter led to a guidance reduction, NCL is trading for just 8 times next year's profit target. 10 stocks we like better than Norwegian Cruise Line › Is the captain of Norwegian Cruise Line (NYSE: NCLH) signaling smooth sailing for the cruising industry's worst performer? CEO John Chidsey recently bought 153,000 shares of the weather-worn cruise line operator, investing roughly $2.5 million in his own company on Friday of last week. As seasoned investors know, there are plenty of acceptable reasons for an insider to lighten a position. Executives might need to raise money. It could also be just part of the portfolio diversification process. However, there is usually only one reason for insider buying. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Is Chidsey signaling that Norwegian Cruise Line -- or NCL, for short -- has bottomed out? Let's take a closer look at the market's ugliest major cruise line operator. Taking on water NCL stock has had a challenging month and year. With the general market clawing higher in May, at least 14 analysts have slashed their price targets on the country's third-largest publicly traded cruise line operator. There was also one outright downgrade. The markdowns are fair. NCL issued a disappointing financial update on May 4. The first quarter itself was mixed but solid. Adjusted earnings more than doubled, giving the cruise line operator its biggest bottom-line beat in more than a year. Revenue rose 10%, just shy of what analysts were targeting, but still a reasonable offset to the bottom-line win. The problem was guidanc...
Key Points Broad market ETFs are an easy way to meet investing goals. They take the stress out of choosing stocks and constant rebalancing. One ETF in particular offers exposure to a wide range of companies and industries. 10 stocks we like better than Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF › As a parent, one thing I often try to emphasize to my kids is the importance of hard work. Study a little bit for...
Key Points Broad market ETFs are an easy way to meet investing goals. They take the stress out of choosing stocks and constant rebalancing. One ETF in particular offers exposure to a wide range of companies and industries. 10 stocks we like better than Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF › As a parent, one thing I often try to emphasize to my kids is the importance of hard work. Study a little bit for a test, and you might walk away with a 95. Study harder, and you could score 100 instead. I'm also no stranger to hard work. There's a reason I spend 40 or more hours a week at my desk as a freelance writer when I could probably get away with working less. I'm a big fan of the payoff. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » But when it comes to investing, I happen to think it's OK to be a little lazy. While some investors spend hours each week poring over their portfolios and choosing stocks to meet their long-term and retirement savings goals, others may prefer a more hands-off approach. And I think it's totally fine to find a lazy person's ETF, or exchange-traded fund, that you can put money into regularly and call it a day. There's one ETF in particular that I'm a fan of for this approach. And if your goal is to grow your money without having to put in a lot of effort, you may want to add it to your portfolio. How the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF lends to "lazy" investing The Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (NYSEMKT: VTI) is ideal for lazy investing because it offers broad market exposure in a single fund. As the name implies, when you buy shares of the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF, you're effectively investing in thousands of U.S. companies across a range of industries and market caps. The latter point is important. Exposure to large-, mid-, and small-cap stocks is crucial because each ...
Denmark’s Michael Valgren won the 17th stage of the Giro d’Italia but his compatriot Jonas Vingegaard continued his march to a first overall victory on the Grand Tour. Valgren took the honours in Andalo after attacking from a small group with a kilometre remaining of the undulating 202km ride from Cassano d’Adda with riders suffering from the punishing heat and also sudden downpours. The 34-year-o...
Denmark’s Michael Valgren won the 17th stage of the Giro d’Italia but his compatriot Jonas Vingegaard continued his march to a first overall victory on the Grand Tour. Valgren took the honours in Andalo after attacking from a small group with a kilometre remaining of the undulating 202km ride from Cassano d’Adda with riders suffering from the punishing heat and also sudden downpours. The 34-year-old EF Education-EasyPost rider claimed his second win of the season, with his other also coming in Italy at the Tirreno-Adriatico. Valgren was part of a group that pulled away from the break on the final categorised Andalo-Lever climb. Initially, he looked to be contesting the stage honours with Einer Rubio before the pair were caught. Vingegaard, who is hunting a Giro-Tour de France double this year, stays four minutes ahead of Felix Gall in the overall standings after rolling home with the peloton. Jhonatan Narváez won the intermediate sprint and took the points jersey from France’s Paul Magnier, who was not part of the break and now trails the UAE rider by 10 points. Vingegaard is likely to maintain his advantage at the top of the general classification on Thursday when the peloton takes on a hilly 171km ride between Fai della Paganella and Pieve di Soligo.
With first-quarter earnings coming to an end, investors are turning their attention to updated quant ratings following the latest round of corporate results. The scores provide a snapshot of how companies rank across key factors such as valuation, growth, profitability, momentum, and revisions after reporting their quarterly performance. Seeking Alpha’s Quant Ratings assign the energy sector ( XLE...
With first-quarter earnings coming to an end, investors are turning their attention to updated quant ratings following the latest round of corporate results. The scores provide a snapshot of how companies rank across key factors such as valuation, growth, profitability, momentum, and revisions after reporting their quarterly performance. Seeking Alpha’s Quant Ratings assign the energy sector ( XLE ) an average health score of 3.5 out of 5, based on 80 stocks with market capitalizations between $2B - $10B. Under the system, 24 stocks are rated Buy or higher, while 44 are Neutral. 12 stocks are rated Sell or lower with ratings based on valuation, growth, profitability, momentum, and EPS revision. Here are the top and bottom five quant picks from mid-cap energy stocks ahead of the upcoming earnings season: The pre-earnings quantitative breakdown shows that top-rated stocks are being driven primarily by growth, momentum, and earnings revisions, rather than valuation support, while low-rated names reflect sharp deterioration in revisions and momentum, particularly across construction-linked and clean-energy segments. Highest rated: (All stocks have been rated Strong Buy and scored out of 5) ProPetro ( PUMP ) – Quant score 4.94 TGS ASA ( TGSNF ) – Quant score 4.89 PBF Energy ( PBF ) – Quant score 4.86 SM Energy ( SM ) – Quant score 4.85 Par Pacific ( PARR ) – Quant score 4.83 Lowest rated: (All stocks have been scored out of 5) Comstock Resources ( CRK ) – Quant rating: Strong Sell, score: 1.42 Centrus Energy ( LEU ) – Quant rating: Strong Sell, score: 1.44 Peabody Energy ( BTU ) – Quant rating: Sell, score: 2.07 BKV ( BKV ) – Quant rating: Sell, score: 2.26 Technip Energies ( THNPY ) – Quant rating: Sell, score: 2.27 Energy ETFs: (NYSEARCA: XLE ), (NYSEARCA: AMLP ), (NYSEARCA: VDE ), (NYSEARCA: XOP ), (NYSEARCA: OIH ), (NYSEARCA: IXC ) More on State Street® Energy Select Sector SPDR® ETF Iran: It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over A Massive Energy Crisis Is Brewing, And It Could ...
Philippe Laffont is part of an elite group of investors who cut their teeth at Julian Robertson's legendary fund, Tiger Management, in the 1990s, widely viewed as one of the trailblazers of the hedge fund industry and one that also delivered incredible returns. Many of Robertson's protege's, such as Laffont, are known as Tiger cubs and went on to launch their own funds to great success, which is w...
Philippe Laffont is part of an elite group of investors who cut their teeth at Julian Robertson's legendary fund, Tiger Management, in the 1990s, widely viewed as one of the trailblazers of the hedge fund industry and one that also delivered incredible returns. Many of Robertson's protege's, such as Laffont, are known as Tiger cubs and went on to launch their own funds to great success, which is why many are now billionaires. Laffont's fund, Coatue Management, had over $29 billion in assets at the end of the first quarter. Due to its success and heavy tech focus, many investors are always curious to see what Laffont and his team are buying and selling each quarter. Recent filings showed that Coatue was selling stocks such as Oracle, Tesla, and Nvidia but buying another stock down 94% since its initial public offering (IPO) in 2020. Let's review some of these latest moves. Selling some of the tech giants Coatue likely wasn't the only fund selling some of the tech giants in the first quarter of the year, as many investors began questioning the valuations of artificial intelligence (AI) companies. The fund dumped its entire Oracle stake in the quarter, which had a tough Q1. As most investors know, Oracle is heavily dependent on contracts with OpenAI, which has $1.4 trillion in data center commitments over the next seven to eight years, leading many investors to wonder whether it can meet all those obligations. Media outlets reported in April that OpenAI had missed key revenue targets. Oracle also increased its fiscal 2026 capital expenditure (capex) guidance to $50 billion earlier this year. Coatue also trimmed its Tesla stake by 96% in the quarter. The electric vehicle (EV) and autonomous driving company sold off after CEO Elon Musk seemed to adopt a more cautious tone about how quickly Tesla would roll out its robotaxi fleet nationwide. Tesla also raised its capex guidance for its AI initiatives, leading analysts to believe free cash flow will be challenged this year...
Key Points Laffont is one of several prominent hedge fund founders who worked for Tiger Management in the 1990s. His fund, Coatue, initiated a new position in an electric vehicle company whose stock has been hammered. 10 stocks we like better than Lucid Group › Philippe Laffont is part of an elite group of investors who cut their teeth at Julian Robertson's legendary fund, Tiger Management, in the...
Key Points Laffont is one of several prominent hedge fund founders who worked for Tiger Management in the 1990s. His fund, Coatue, initiated a new position in an electric vehicle company whose stock has been hammered. 10 stocks we like better than Lucid Group › Philippe Laffont is part of an elite group of investors who cut their teeth at Julian Robertson's legendary fund, Tiger Management, in the 1990s, widely viewed as one of the trailblazers of the hedge fund industry and one that also delivered incredible returns. Many of Robertson's protege's, such as Laffont, are known as Tiger cubs and went on to launch their own funds to great success, which is why many are now billionaires. Laffont's fund, Coatue Management, had over $29 billion in assets at the end of the first quarter. Due to its success and heavy tech focus, many investors are always curious to see what Laffont and his team are buying and selling each quarter. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Recent filings showed that Coatue was selling stocks such as Oracle, Tesla, and Nvidia but buying another stock down 94% since its initial public offering (IPO) in 2020. Let's review some of these latest moves. Selling some of the tech giants Coatue likely wasn't the only fund selling some of the tech giants in the first quarter of the year, as many investors began questioning the valuations of artificial intelligence (AI) companies. The fund dumped its entire Oracle stake in the quarter, which had a tough Q1. As most investors know, Oracle is heavily dependent on contracts with OpenAI, which has $1.4 trillion in data center commitments over the next seven to eight years, leading many investors to wonder whether it can meet all those obligations. Media outlets reported in April that OpenAI had missed key revenue targets. Oracle also...