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There are 2 billion people entering the global economy, Deere CEO and President Bob Lane pointed out to Cramer Thursday. Developing countries like China, India and the former Soviet satellites are making – and spending – more. So where’s all that cash going?
Food.
People just want to eat better, Lane said. It’s the top concern when their earnings increase. Deere [DE
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] machines, which Cramer called the industry’s gold standard, are aiding the process.
The stock’s up 149% since Cramer first recommended it in 2005. The food demand is “the real engine” of that growth, Lane said, and “the desire to grow energy” – meaning the move to ethanol and biodiesel – turbo charges the engine.
Of all Cramer’s Fab Five agriculture stocks – Monsanto [MON
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], Mosaic [MOS
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], Potash [POT
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], Agrium [AGU
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] and Deere – Deere’s his favorite. “Any time it’s below $100,” he said, “you have got my blessing to buy it.”
Watch the video for CEO Lane’s thoughts on NAFTA, what could happen to Deere if grain prices peaked and more.
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