Posts Tagged ‘
iron ’
Oct 6th, 2009 |
By Doug Hornig |
Category: Stock Market Investing
Rare earth elements (REEs) have been the mystery metals of the mining world for years. Now, suddenly, everyone’s heard about them.
Tags: Arafura Resources, carbon, copper, Doug Hornig, gold, invest in metals, Ipo, iron, mining stocks, nickel, precious metals, resources, silicon, Zinc
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Sep 24th, 2009 |
By Jason Simpkins |
Category: Emerging Markets
There’s no question that the big “winner” in the global financial crisis has been China. While for the past two years developed economies have been scrambling to keep afloat China has taken a nuanced approach to achieving its economic and political goals.
Tags: auto industry, BRK.A, BRK.B, china, commodities prices, copper, Emerging Markets, Financial Crisis, Ford, Gelyf, GS, IHS Global Insight, iron, oil, SAIC Motor
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Jun 12th, 2008 |
By Manraaj Singh |
Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy
1928, New York…Workers heave great hunks of iron and steel up vast construction cables… great machine-age pulleys send building parts up storey after storey… ever closer to the sweltering sun.
Tags: Abu Dhabi, Chrysler, economics, energy, fuel, iron, oil, Oil Prices, politics, steel
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Jun 12th, 2008 |
By Garry White |
Category: Emerging Markets
One clever mining company owns the lot… and it’s positioned next door to its biggest customer. Broker Cannacord Adams says this firm’s shares should be DOUBLE what they trade for today. But that’s not the half of it! China is DESPERATE for concrete and steel.
Tags: , BHP, Bhp Billiton, china, Concrete, Emerging Markets, iron, Miners, Mining Company, resources, Rio Tinto, steel, Steel Mills
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Jun 4th, 2008 |
By Richard Daughty |
Category: Politics & Economics
But that was not the only thing that was causing mayhem with the Mogambo Economic Alarm System (MEAS), as the Federal Reserve itself sold off another $11 billion of its government debt last week! Yikes!
Tags: , economics, Federal Reserve, Government Debt, inflation, iron, politics, steel
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May 29th, 2008 |
By Doug Casey |
Category: Gold Market
The base metals were all mired in the red again on Wednesday. Copper nosedived from the pre-dawn hours to the open of the New York session, bottoming at $3.69 before cutting about half its losses to finish at $3.7464/lb., down 5 1/3 cents.
Tags: , aluminum, Base Metals, china, iron, Macquarie Bank, nickel, resources, Rio Tinto, Stainless Steel Production, Zinc
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May 28th, 2008 |
By Doug Casey |
Category: Gold Market
The base metals were mostly in the red on Tuesday. Copper tumbled during the early part of the New York session, but rallied strongly from there to regain most of the lost ground and finish at $3.7999/lb., down a penny from Friday.
Tags: , aluminum, Base Metals, cooper, iron, JP Morgan, Lme, Michael Jansen, Nautilus Minerals, New Mines, nickel, Nickel Prices, resources, Rio Tinto, Stockpiles, Teck Cominco, Zinc
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May 27th, 2008 |
By Al Robinson |
Category: Gold Market
Riding a bicycle in Melbourne’s autumn is like playing with fire, reader. The weather changes a lot quicker than we can ride.
Tags: , Australia, FMG, GBC, iron, MGX, MIS, MMX, Mount Gibson, PMM, resources, SGB
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May 27th, 2008 |
By Brian Hunt |
Category: International Investing
Wall Street firm Goldman Sachs made the term “BRICs” famous in a 2003 research report.
Tags: , Abc, Agricultural Wealth, aussie dollar, Australia, Brazil, Bric, canad, china, coal, Commodity, copper, Emerging Markets, energy, Goldman Sachs, India, International Investing, iron, Metals, natural gas, Russia, Uranium, Wall Street, XAD
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May 26th, 2008 |
By Al Robinson |
Category: Gold Market
Asset-based investments now dominate the ASX in market value. The mining sector is worth $406 billion in market cap. Financials have fallen to $403 billion. The king is dead. Long live the king.
Tags: , AWB, china, coal, Decoupling, Emerging Markets, gold, iron, oil, resources, technological speculation
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