With the presidential election for the year 2012
hitting next month, JetBlue Airways Corporation(NASDAQ:JBLU) is offering the
Americans to take a break and leave the country or return back if their chosen
candidate does not win.
Customers visiting jetblue.com/electionprotection can
select their choice for President and enter for a chance to a win a free ticket
to one of the airline's 21 international destinations if the election doesn't
go their way. The election battle is between President Barack Obama and
Republican nominee Mitt Romney.
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JetBlue will give away 1,006 roundtrip certificates,
which is 2012 seats, to participants whose candidate lost.
The destinations includes Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados,
Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Jamaica,
Mexico, St. Maarten, St. Lucia and Turks & Caicos.
No taxes, fees or a hotel would be included in the
free flight.
Shares of JBLU jumped 2.51% to $5.11.
Lazard Capital Markets analyst Edlain Rodriguez
downgraded both Mosaic Co(NYSE:MOS) and Potash Corp./Saskatchewan
(USA)(NYSE:POT) to Neutral.
The fall in Mosaic, on Tuesday, was because of a weaker-than-expected
earnings report.
He even warned the investors not to buy the stocks
seeking it to be a good opportunity to buy at lower prices.
33 percent above their five year average inventories
have been piled up by Potash producers says Rodriguez.
Hard bargains are likely to appear from China and
India while buying the nutrient.
“Despite strong crop fundamentals which will support
fertilizer demand, we expect potash prices to drift lower. While contract
timing is uncertain, prices in China could go down $15-$20/mt from the current
$470/mt in order to get a contract done. India, which is already threatening to
sit out the remainder of the year, won’t likely come to the table unless prices
are at least on par with China (India’s last contract was $490-$530/mt).
Despite strong demand in Brazil, prices have drifted down $20-$25/mt to
$490-$500/mt; and the June $20/st price cut in the U.S. to entice summer fill
is still in place.”
Potash shares were down 1.76 percent to $41.88,
while MOS fell 1.65%.
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