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Huge head and shoulder in Copper ?

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Weekly Copper chart analysis ;
1) Current pattern shows a clear head and shoulder, with a clear neckline level.
2) Once we get over that neckline, I have a target of 620 by 2012
While the majority of people are bearish on global markets, may I remind you that the market has a life of its own .....
Most often , mistakes are rooted not in ignorance, but fear ; fear of being wrong. That is why the majority is following the bearish crowd .....

 
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China and Copper

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In this author’s opinion, China, and to a lesser extent India and other developing nations, are responsible for the largest and longest base metals bull market the world has ever experienced. Many fear the bull market for natural resources is over when in fact nothing could be further from the truth.

 
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Monday links: subtle signals

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The high yield bond rally seems to be slowing.  (EconomPic Data, research puzzle)

The state of asset class momentum.  (The Capital Spectator)

 
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Bookkeeping: Weekly Changes to Fund Positions Year 4, Week 4

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Year 4, Week 4 Major Position Changes

 
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Industrial Metals as Asymmetric Equity Return Predictors

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Do investors view industrial metal price changes differently during good times and bad times? In the August 2010 draft of their paper entitled “Return Predictability When News Means Different Things in Different Times”, Ben Jacobsen, Ben Marshall and Nuttawat Visaltanachoti explore how the power of aluminum, copper, lead, nickel and zinc price changes to predict stock returns differs between economic expansions and contractions.

 
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Bookkeeping: Weekly Changes to Fund Positions Year 4, Week 3

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Year 4, Week 3 Major Position Changes

 
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Sunday Morning Coffee

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A reader sent me their version of the permanent portfolio and while I don't think my opinion was being solicited it got me thinking about trying to put together a version that did not rely on the typical funds but instead tweaked the idea. The intent is not to build something to actually implement but maybe to think about the attributes of various market segments beyond the obvious.

 
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Silver, Two of Seven

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As a general rule, the most successful man in life is the man who has the best information
In the time of the ancient Babylonians – long before the periodic table – there were seven sacred metals: gold, silver, copper, iron, tin, lead and mercury.
In Roman and Greek Mythology, the First Age was called Golden, the Second Age Silver. Apollo, the god of truth and light, and teacher of medicine, carried a silver bow.
The hieroglyph of Isis (Egyptian moon goddess) is a crescent and images of her are usually reproduced with her standing on the Crescent.

 
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Saskatchewan: A Gold Mine for Uranium

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By Marin Katusa, Casey’s Energy Report
Mining is a risky business and accidents happen. But when your mine is the world’s largest uranium deposit, fourth largest copper deposit, and fifth largest gold deposit, an accident can cost a little bit more than the average. Something BHP Billiton found out after the shaft accident at its flagship Olympic Dam mine located 560 kilometers north of Adelaide, South Australia.
In October of last year, a breakdown of one of two haulage systems saw a loaded iron skip plummeting to the bottom of the 800-meter-deep main shaft.

 
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