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TODAY’S TOP ALERT! 

Brazil Potash Corp (NYSE: GRO)

👉  GRO is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Hey folks, Jeff here!

On Sunday, I wrote to you that the alarm over tariffs was overblown…

“On a long enough timeline, stock prices should reflect earnings, so that’s really where our focus should be.”

Yesterday, PLTR’s earnings shot the broader indexes higher, and today, GOOG’s earnings are dragging them down…

I’m glad to see the markets are focusing on what matters!

Personally, I’m on the hunt for small-stock plays to follow up the string of double-digit winners I’ve scored lately…

There was the digital-advertising company last Thursday that climbed 21%...

Two big winners on Monday: a 14% jump on a carbon-credit company and a 22% spike on a vehicle-charging company.

Then yesterday, that vehicle-charging company rocketed as high as 80% on the day.

At one point, it was the #2 mover in the entire market!

On top of that, I sent out two fresh alerts yesterday that also reached double-digit territory.

I have a hot hand right now, so today I’m giving it another go.

Go ahead and pull up Brazil Potash Corp. (GRO) on your favorite trading platform.

You’ll see the stock went public in late November and has yet to find its footing…

This week, though, there has been a surge in buying volume. Both Monday and Tuesday were its highest volume days to date.

This tells me we could be looking at a major inflection point: a bottom bounce like the ones that have been very successful for me lately.

👉  GRO is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

The stock closed yesterday up 10% from Friday’s lows, and as of this writing, it’s looking great in the pre-market.

Today could be a very big day for GRO, so keep it at the top of your trading radar!

Looking into the company, I think it’s sitting on a tremendous opportunity…

It’s a fertilizer company constructing a new potash project in the Amazon region of Brazil.

Potash is a critical component of fertilizer, and the company’s Autazes Potash Project is aiming to produce 2.4 million tons of potash per year.

This will be especially valuable for Brazil because it is the world’s largest importer of potash and the world’s second-largest consumer of it.

Right now, the country is ~95% reliant on imports to supply the important fertilizer.

That fertilizer is used to help make Brazil the largest net exporter of agricultural products in the world (it had US$167 billion in agricultural exports in 2023).

In 2022, the country launched a National Fertilizer Plan to reduce dependence on imported fertilizers, with president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva declaring:

“A country that has the agricultural wealth of Brazil cannot be dependent upon fertilizers from another country. We must have the capacity, competence and political will to transform this country into being a self-sufficient country.”

If all goes well, GRO will be a major player in that transformation.

The company has invested more than $240 million over the past 14 years in drilling, engineering studies, land purchases, and licensing.

Its feasibility and environmental & social impact studies are complete, and it has received all 21 licenses required to commence construction.

Those studies have identified and defined a mineral reserve of more than 170 million tons of potash in the form of potassium chloride.

And even setting aside the value of self-sufficiency, the potash produced by GRO is expected to be vastly less expensive to Brazilian growers.

That’s because right now, the majority of potash used in Brazil comes from the mines that are up to 12,500 miles away in Canada, Russia, Germany and Israel.

GRO’s potash will avoid the international shipping altogether (in addition to its proximity to major farms):

Ultimately, the company expects to produce domestically more than 20% of the potash Brazil consumes annually.

GRO expects to begin construction of its underground mine soon, along with an industrial plant for ore processing, a port for material shipment, and an expanded and refurbished road to connect the plant and the port. 

GRO isn’t building a dream…

Just last month, it announced a memorandum of understanding with Keytrade AG, one of the world's leading fertilizer trading companies, “for potential offtake of up to one million tons per year of potash from the Company's Autazes Potash Project.”

That’s on top of its already-existing deal with AMAGGI, the largest private producer of soybeans in the world, for 500,000 tons of potash annually.

As the company explained, “[W]e have now secured potential commitments for approximately 1.5 million tons of our planned 2.4 million tons of annual potash production, providing strong foundational support for project financing."

To get a great idea of the scope of GRO’s plans and its prospects, be sure to check out this excellent investor presentation and this video, which is a “comprehensive look at the Autazes Potash Project and its operations.”

And of course, the company website is well worth reviewing.

Last month, analyst firm Roth MKM placed a 12-month price target of $17.00 on GRO. That’s more than 270% upside from yesterday’s closing price!

As always, be sure to approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

Please read the full disclaimer at the bottom of this email as well so you are aware of additional risks and considerations. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.

Bottom line: Potash is critical for Brazil’s economy, and the country is putting its weight behind domestic production. 

This week, its stock has seen its highest-volume days ever, marking what could be a major inflection point.

Stay tuned to GRO today for all the action!

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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