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The rally in CF Industries Holdings (CF) is only about three months old, but the chart pattern and indicators suggest we have a lot more on the upside for this producer of nitrogen fertilizer. Join me in looking at the latest charts below.

In this one-year daily chart of CF, above, we can see how prices bottomed from June through early November. Prices turned up smartly in November to close above both the 50- and 200-day moving averages. In late December there is a bullish golden cross of these two moving averages and both averages have positive slopes now. Leading prices, the On-Balance-Volume (OBV) line bottoms in June and starts up in August, telling us that aggressive buying preceded the price strength. Momentum has slowed since the strong rally in November, but I do not anticipate it will mean that prices correct.

This three-year weekly chart of CF, above, shows both the big decline of 2015 and the recovery so far. CF is now above the rising 40-week moving average line. The weekly OBV line is pointed up and the MACD oscillator crossed above the zero line in December for an outright go long signal.

This Point and Figure chart of CF, above, shows the breaking of a major downtrend along with the uninterrupted rally and a major upside price target of $67. Time is not important on a Point and Figure chart, so we have no idea when or if $67 might be reached.

Bottom line: Traders and investors could go long CF here and on a close above $37.50. I would use a sell stop below $32 for now, but look to raise it on a close above $37.50.

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CF Industries' Rally Just Starting to Grow - TheStreet.com

Legendary developer Chainfire has a few updates up his sleeve to the apps hes been taking care of the past few years this includes CF.lumen, the app that adjusts your screens display warmth and color so that they match the time of day, and an app called Recently, which controls what apps show up when you hit your recents button. Both of these apps have gotten an update.

The CF.lumen app is now updated to version 3.70. The update carries a few minor tweaks, namely, the grayscale filter is now a saturation slider that you can have more flexibility in using to choose levels instead of just being a toggle switch. Chainfire has also improved performance mode, especially on Nougat devices.

As for the Recently app, this update to version 1.40 is nothing more than adding Nougat support for the app. You can now install this app on a Nougat-powered device, and theres nothing more than that, were afraid.

Check out these apps if you need to experiment with the features they bring to your phone.

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Chainfire updates CF.lumen, Recently apps with Nougat-specific updates - Android Community

After recording no wins in four matches, and with the performances to match, this week fans were hoping for a little entertainment, never mind a winning result. The last few matches had been pretty dull to say the least, and Castilla had lacked creativity in the final third, mainly due to the departure of Martin degaard and some questionable tactics. This week, Castilla were to play host to Fuenlabrada, a Madrid-based side sitting above Castilla in the table. The geographical aspect and the fact both teams were aiming for promotion made this fixture a promising one. Castilla's lineup was as unpredictable as ever, with all three strikers featuring. Star midfield men Aleix Febas (suspension) and Fede Valverde (injury) were left out of the squad, whilst Philipp Lienhart returned to the bench.

Castilla XI: Zidane, Achraf, J Snchez, Hermoso, Luismi, Seoane, Muoz, Enzo(C), Campuzano, Vergos & Daz #RealMadridCastilla pic.twitter.com/wzHWXbzQqT

From the first two minutes, you could tell this game was going to be good!

40 seconds in, Nikos Vergos saw his long shot well saved, before a minute later Fuenlabrada and Segunda Divisin B Group 2 top scorer Dioni lofted a shot just wide. It was obvious Dioni was going to be a big threat, but Castilla did well to stop his best efforts early on.

The game was pretty even, when a dangerous Fuenlabrada cross came in, which in turn was well held by Luca Zidane. Just as Luca was looking for options, the referee blew up for a penalty...

Replays showed that the linesman spotted the slightest accidental deflection off of Luismi's fingertips, and was seemingly the only one to bat an eye towards it, but a penalty was given nonetheless and Diomi slotted it away to make it 1-0.

Castilla did not shy away however, and minutes later were on equal terms after Luismi broke away and fired a brilliant long ranged strike into the bottom corner, redeeming himself for the penalty giveaway and making it 1-1. The game continued to be fast paced, and Castilla pressed Fuenlabrada, creating much more than they have in recent games. Sergio Daz was notably isolated out wide again, and I think could have been the difference in the first half, but Castilla were unable to penetrate Fuenlabrada again before half time, and went into the break even.

Castilla came back out and immediately looked even stronger! Their attacking play was much more fluent, and Javi Muoz stepped up to put in his best performance so far this season. He was in the middle of most of our attacks, but Luismi Quezada was also always a good option on the left hand side, whipping in excellent crosses the whole game. Daz on the ball as usual was excellent, but did not get enough of it, whilst Vergos and Campuzano linked up nicely up top.

It was the best Castilla had been playing in a while, and they were dominating proceedings, not allowing Fuenlabrada a sniff at goal. That being said, Castilla weren't looking like putting the ball in the net at any point either, and were unable to score a goal for all of their good play. That was until Enzo picked up the ball and played through the in-form Campuzano, who finished nicely, nutmegging the keeper. 2-1 Castilla, finally!

Castilla brought on Tena and Abner to solidify the defense, whilst Lin Liangming got a run out towards the end. The final 10 minutes were very tense as Fuenlabrada piled on the pressure. The whites were forced to defend to their maximum capacity, and stayed strong to hold out for the victory.

This was the first home win of 2017 for Castilla, and finally put them back on the right track. The three points propelled them back into the playoff places, in 4th place, ahead of Fuenlabrada and Athletic Bilbao B.

There is a long way to go, and Castilla won't be enjoying the play off spaces for long if they can't maintain a run of winning games. Man of the match goes to Luismi Quezada for a really strong performance out on the left, both offensively and defensively. Although it is worth saying that everyone put in a decent shift today, with Luca Zidane and Javi Muoz also deserving of a mention.

Today's game brought up a lot of questions and ideas, like the proposal of playing all three strikers available and how that would work. Castilla travel to Rayo Majadahonda next week as they attempt to form a run of winning results. Trust me, you won't want to miss it!

Goals: Luismi, Campuzano

Assists: (Hermoso!?), Enzo

MOTM: Luismi

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Real Madrid Castilla 2-1 CF Fuenlabrada: Match Review ... - Managing Madrid

Some people will do anything for their valentine, including steal a $237 bottle of champagne from a liquor store.

The Chippewa Falls Police Department reported a male subject entered B&G Liquor, 301 Bay St. in Chippewa Falls, around 4 p.m. Monday, Feb. 6, where he shoved a bottle of Dom Perignon champagne down his pants, according to the department's Facebook page.

"He must have really been in trouble with his significant other and figured an expensive bottle of champagne would woo her," the CFPD's Facebook post said.

The bottle retails for $237.38.

The department also had a little fun of their own. They posted a YouTube video of video surveillance of the incident, along to Darius Rucker's song "Alright."

To those unfamiliar with the song, Rucker sings "ain't got no caviar, no Dom Perignon, but as far as I can see I got everything I want."

Let's just say they took the romance out of that song and replaced it with handcuffs and the Chippewa County Jail.

If anyone has any information regarding the incident or the subject, contact Officer Monson at 715-720-4180, or through the department's Facebook page.

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Man steals $237 champagne from CF liquor store, police respond ... - Chippewa Herald

Black Heart Bart leads the way on his way to winning the C.F. Orr Stakes (Image: Racing Photos)

The Group 1 Futurity Stakes (1400m) and Group 2 Peter Young Stakes (1800m), both run at Caulfield on February 25, are popular next ports of call for those coming out of the Orr Stakes.

Black Heart Bart (winner): Logged his fourth Group 1 on Saturday, and third at Caulfield, and will return to that track where he will aim to become the 18th horse to complete the Orr Stakes-Futurity Stakes double.

Turn Me Loose (2nd): Also goes to the Futurity, which like the Orr, is run at weight-for-age.

Ecuador (3rd): Announced himself as an Australian Cup player with a fine third and likely to be given the chance to further enhance his standing via the Peter Young Stakes.

Palentino (equal 4th): Has won Group 1 races at his past two third-up runs and will look to make that three in the Futurity Stakes.

Jameka (equal 4th): Eye-catching return from the Caulfield Cup winner, who charged to the top of CrownBets Australian Cup market at $4.60, and goes to the Peter Young Stakes.

WATCH: Black Heart Bart deliver more Group 1 success for Weir

Malaguerra (6th): Much head-scratching from the Gelagotis camp, who are now likely to drop the dual Group 1 winner back to 1200m. William Reid Stakes, at Moonee Valley late next month, an option ahead of the T.J. Smith Stakes in Sydney.

Awesome Rock (7th): Copped a nasty black eye, but other than that emerged from the race well and presses on to the Peter Young Stakes.

Hes Our Rokkii (8th): Satisfactory return and will come back to Caulfield in a fortnight for either the Futurity or Peter Young.

Divine Prophet (9th): Disappointing first-up, but likely to head straight to the Group 1 Australian Guineas (1600m) on March 4.

Lucky Hussler (10th): Had been slated to head to the Futurity, but turned in a rare shocker when never a factor. Will be checked over by the Weir stable in coming days.

Miss Rose De Lago (11th): Had a tough run wide on the speed, but took no harm from the outing and will now be dropped back to mares grade with the Group 3 Mannerism Stakes (1400m) the target.

Arod (last): Plan was to head to the Futurity Stakes second-up, but that may be up in the air following his poor showing. Was vetted post-race, with no obvious abnormalities.

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CF Industries to Announce Its 4Q16 Earnings: What to Expect PART 1 OF 8

CF Industries (CF) is set to announce its 4Q16 earnings after trading hours on February 15, 2017, with estimated earnings per share (or EPS) of -$0.05. In 4Q15, CF Industries reported EPS of $0.76. Negative EPS does not impress fertilizer (MOO) (SPX) investors who want the sector to overcome the weakness in the agribusiness environment.

For a comprehensive overview of the fertilizer industry, please read Agricultural Fertilizer Industry: Your Comprehensive Overview.

Over a one-year period, CF Industries (CF) has returned ~16.6%. CF stock traded at $34.94 on February 8, 2017. Compare this to the VanEck Vectors Agribusiness ETF (MOO), which returned ~23.2% over the same period, and the S&P 500 Index (SPX-INDEX), which returned ~22.0%.

When comparing CF Industriess performance with its industry peers, we can see that fertilizer stocks that were limping last year have all gained momentum lately. PotashCorp (POT) rose13.3%, and Agrium (AGU) rose23%. Terra Nitrogen (TNH) rose 3% over a one-year period.

In this series, well look at analysts earnings expectations for CF Industries (CF). Well also look at forecasts for some key financial metrics such as revenues, profit margins, and capital outlay over the next 12 months.

Well compare CF Industriess valuation multiple with its peers. Well also look at the latest changes in analysts recommendations and price targets for the stock.

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CF Industries to Announce Its 4Q16 Earnings: What to Expect - Market Realist

In an exclusive inspirations sketch provided to WWD, designer Chelsea Goldman noted that fall took its cues from classic dressmaking from the 18th century with a focus on traditional skills. At her first formal presentation, she added references to Dutch masterworks and that of John Currins expressive figures, all of which gave the lineup its Victorian charm. A play on voluminous silhouettes kept it fresh.

It appears many designers are moving away from body-conscious silhouettes in favor of oversized treatments and a relaxed attitude. Save for the soft-boned corsets that provide an instantaneous cool factor to those brave enough to pull one off, Goldmans collection appeared approachable, and for the most part, practical (sheer hot pink ensembles trimmed with feathers, though editorially friendly, dont come to mind as casual daywear, but provided a jolt of energy nonetheless). Feathers worked better attached to sheer overlays styled over simple shirting and pants. If theres a way to make it feel modern, I wanted to do it, Goldman mused. Other key elements included shirting with big sleeves, cinched at the waist or styled with a corset; a floral pattern, produced at a 17th-century mill in London the same that sources to Buckingham Palace, and wide-legged trousers, a modern yet kitschy throwback to JNCO pants of the Nineties.

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Two CF-18 fighter jets were preparing for a landing at a Florida airport that closed seven years ago but were warned off by air traffic controllers the facility no longer had a functioning runway.

The jets, from Cold Lake, Alta., were in Florida for a training exercise and had planned to land Tuesday at Tyndall Air Force Base just outside Panama City, Fla. But because of a minor in-field emergency at Tyndall, the CF-18s were diverted to Northwest Beaches International also in the same area.

The Royal Canadian Air Force jets began their approach on what they believed was Northwest Beaches but instead turned out to be SweetBay, an airport that closed in 2010.

SweetBay is now the location of a new housing development, and while a runway still exists on the site, it is no longer functioning.

Local residents watched as the fighter jets came in with their wheels down before they aborted their landing.

They spotted I guess its SweetBay Airport which is now closed and thought it was International, Capt. Mat Strong with 4 Wing Cold Lake, explained to My Panhandle, a news outlet that covers the Florida Panhandle region. They called the tower and asked for confirmation. When they were doing their approach, the tower informed them no, youre actually at a closed airport.

Theyd be coming in, lining up with the runway, getting prepared to land, maybe even lowering their gear, added Strong. And then at several hundred feet before touchdown, they would just basically just fly over the field.

In an email to the Ottawa Citizen, Strong noted that the pilots were unfamiliar with the region and that Northwest Beaches International is only about 10 nautical miles away from the now closed SweetBay airport.

Both CF-18s later landed at Northwest Beaches International.

Screenshots below courtesy of the WMBB News 13 report show the closed runway at SweetBay.

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Two Canadian CF-18s were on approach to land at Florida airport ... - National Post

Paycom Software, Inc. (NYSE:PAYC) gained 13.39% with the closing price of $51.32. The overall volume in the last trading session was 3.79 million shares.

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ROI deals with the invested cash in the company and the return the investor realize on that money based on the net profit of the business. Investors who are keeping close eye on the stock of Paycom Software, Inc. (NYSE:PAYC) established that the company was able to keep return on investment at 24.31 in the trailing twelve month while Reuters data showed that industrys average stands at 13.48 and sectors optimum level is 9.48.

Paycom Software, Inc. (PAYC) have shown a high EPS growth of 278.60% in the last 5 years and has earnings decline of 227.00% yoy. Analysts have a mean recommendation of 1.80 on this stock (A rating of less than 2 means buy, hold within the 3 range, sell within the 4 range, and strong sell within the 5 range). The stock appeared $52.93 above its 52-week highs and is up 15.79% for the last five trades. MA ended last trade at $51.32 a share and the price is up more than 12.82% so far this year. The company maintains price to book ratio of 20.00 vs. an industry average at 5.99. Its sales stood at 40.30% a year on average in the period of last five years. A P/B ratio of less than 1.0 can indicate that a stock is undervalued, while a ratio of greater than 1.0 may indicate that a stock is overvalued.

CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:CF)ended its day at $34.49 with the rising stream of -1.29% and its total traded volume was 3.72 million shares less than the average volume.

Returns and Valuations for CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:CF)

CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:CF), maintained return on investment for the last twelve months at 1.46, higher than what Reuters data shows regarding industrys average. The average of this ratio is 3.49 for the industry and sectors best figure appears 8.98. CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:CF), at its latest closing price of $34.49, it has a price-to-book ratio of 2.11, compared to an industry average at 0.86. A lower P/B ratio could mean that the stock is undervalued. This ratio also gives some idea of whether youre paying too much for what would be left if the company went bankrupt immediately.

CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:CF), stock is trading $37.17 above the 52-week high and has displayed a high EPS growth of 22.70% in last 5 years. The 1 year EPS growth rate is -45.30% . Its share price has risen 43.32% in three months and is down -3.20% for the last five trades. The average analysts gave this company a mean recommendation of 2.60.

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Why Investors remained confident on Paycom Software, Inc. (PAYC), CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (CF)? - StockNewsJournal

Cystic fibrosis (CF) is an inherited disease of the mucus and sweat glands. It affects mostly your lungs, pancreas, liver, intestines, sinuses, and sex organs. CF causes your mucus to be thick and sticky. The mucus clogs the lungs, causing breathing problems and making it easy for bacteria to grow. This can lead to repeated lung infections and lung damage.

The symptoms and severity of CF can vary. Some people have serious problems from birth. Others have a milder version of the disease that doesn't show up until they are teens or young adults. Sometimes you will have few symptoms, but later you may have more symptoms.

CF is diagnosed through various tests, such as gene, blood, and sweat tests. There is no cure for CF, but treatments have improved greatly in recent years. In the past, most deaths from CF were in children and teenagers. Today, with improved treatments, some people who have CF are living into their forties, fifties, or older. Treatments may include chest physical therapy, nutritional and respiratory therapies, medicines, and exercise.

NIH: National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

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