it's called advansix. that's the manufacturer of nylon six resin, chemical intermediates and ammonium sulfate fertilizer that split off from honeywell roughly three months ago. so why did honeywell break up with advansix? where is the stock headed going forward? let's look under the hood and find out. first you need to consider the context. remember that in february of last year, honeywell tried and failed to acquire united technologies for $108 share. so honeywell came up with a new plan. last april we learned they were considering a sale of their nylon business, and on october 3rd, advansix officially started tradi trading. now that this business is standing on its own, what exactly is advansix? for starters, they're a leading producer of nylon 6, one of the most commonly used nylons. toothbrush bristles, surgical sutures, guitar strings, aerospace components. of course, it's in a lot of clothing. advansix gets 45% of its revenue from nylon, another 25% comes from making ammonium sulfate, which is a type

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