From a recent Mad Money show: "If you buy this one, you're playing into a short squeeze. I do not recommend stocks based on shorts. If you believe in eggs, buy it, but not because of the shorts."

From a recent Mad Money show: "If you buy this one, you're playing into a short squeeze. I do not recommend stocks based on shorts. If you believe in eggs, buy it, but not because of the shorts."

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Q: Which fertilizer stocks?

A: All little guys, like Athabasca Potash [API.Canada] and Potash One [KCL.Canada]. Another non-cyclical would be in a totally different area. It's Cal-Maine Foods [CALM], a U.S. egg producer. It has a nice dividend, and trades at six or seven times earnings, even though it's run up a lot.

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"If there's no significant change in egg prices into '09, it could get close to $7 a share in earnings," estimates Daniel Lew, portfolio manager of SunAmerica Focused Small-Cap Value Fund, owner of 305,000 shares. "Fundamentally, it's a very attractive stock, making money, paying out a nice dividend and benefiting from rising food prices. A company like this deserves a 10 times multiple during this cycle, or $70 a share.

From a recent Mad Money show:

"No, this is a commodity play. The only food company I'm behind here is HJ Heinz (HNZ) because they're the only ones who made the quarter."