: Yeah, I generally agree it’s a buy. There could be a bit of entry point coming up, but trading wise, there’s a few pressures there. They’ve done really well from high ammonia nitrate, urea prices, ammonia prices with cheap gas out of the US, where their Waggaman plant is, that’s being arbitraged away.
The Europeans are buying all the gas cargoes they can out of the US, and coming out of winter in the northern hemisphere, you’ve also seen some of those European gas prices come down. Margins have come down across the nitrogen part of the business. You’re seeing some resistance to very high fertiliser prices in Brazil and in Australia. Bit of demand destruction there.
But I agree with Anthony, the separation of the business should be value accretive and we’re not in a situation where we’ve sold food inflation, food scarcity. We do see longer term strong demand there. They’ve just got to really step up the operational performance of that Waggaman plant, the AN plant in Louisiana.Okay. Now, moving on to the laggards. REA Group missed its third quarter estimates, which the market didn’t like. Buy, hold or sell, Sean?: I think it’s a sell. At the end of the day.
It’s just not cheap enough. Especially when you also, you’ve got a major shareholder in News Corp, which got a majority share. You just don’t know what they’re going to do. I don’t know, from my perspective, it’s still a hold. It’s not a buy yet.Luis AscuiOkay. The other laggard, Domino’s. That one, Domino’s has not had a good time of it. It’s lost about two thirds of its value since September. Now sitting at $63. Buy, hold, or sell?: I still think it’s a sell.