DUNCANVILLE, Texas,
Dec. 8, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- "The
commodity super-cycle continues to march onward with higher prices
seen in the energy, metals, and agricultural sector with no let-up
in sight," according to Joseph R.
Dancy, Adjunct Professor of Law at Southern Methodist University and manager of the
LSGI Venture Fund L.P.
Dancy noted in an interview with James
Puplava of the Financial Sense Newshour that global economic
growth is fueling demand for commodities, especially from
fast-growing Asian countries. Food inflation is already a problem
in China, and supply issues due to
weather issues are resulting in significantly higher prices for
grains. "We could see major increases in grain prices next year as
global inventories to use ratios are falling to levels not seen in
decades," according to Dancy.
LSGI issued a report on the agricultural sector on December 7, 2010 that discussed:
- The U.N. report claiming the world is 'dangerously close' to a
new food crisis
- The USDA's new report forecasting major gains in farm
income
- Russian grain supply issues and potential imports next
year
- U.S. agricultural equipment demand jumps again
- China grain demand and import
requirements
- Long term weather trends and the impact on agriculture
- The positive investment outlook for smaller companies
"Smaller companies are starting to substantially outperform the
market," according to Dancy. "With substantially higher grain
prices and near-record farm income companies in the agricultural
sector should do very well. This is creating some incredibly
attractive opportunities for investors."
Firms mentioned by LSGI in the report include agricultural
equipment retailer Titan Machinery, Inc. (Nasdaq: TITN), Art's Way
Manufacturing (Nasdaq: ARTW), Balchem Corporation (Nasdaq: BCPC),
and China AgriTech, Inc. (CAGC).
A link to the December 2 Puplava
interview and LSGI energy report is located at the firm's website
www.LsgiFund.com.
About LSGI Advisors:
LSGI Advisors Inc. manages the LSGI Venture Fund L.P., a
Texas limited partnership. For
more information please visit: http://lsgifund.com/
Contacts:
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LSGI Advisors Inc.
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Joseph Dancy,
972-780-1805
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214-263-5201 (cell)
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jdancy@lsgifund.com
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SOURCE LSGI Advisors Inc.